My husband and I had the most beautiful meal here today!…read moreFrom the most amazing welcome to the end of our wonderful stay, everything was first class. Food excellent, ambience superb and staff very professional and attentive. If you would like to experience quality with a big smile, then this is the place for you! The lovely weather was an added bonus! We will be back with our family very soon. Thank you All.

I used to call into this pub on my way back to college after home visits - between 1971 and 1974!…read moreIt has been updated a few times, but they've never lost the friendliness inherent in the pub. It's nice to know that it is still doing the quality meals it has always been known for as I haven't been for a couple of years now. This pub was originally a stop for us as it has a decent carpark and is difficult to miss on your way through Tarporley. It was a lucky find, as, at the time, it was one of the few friendly pubs in the area (to students that is!). I would recommend the Rising Sun to anybody, without reservation, but - they need to improve the choice of real ales a little.

Popped in to watch the Rugby with the wife and place had a great atmosphere and plenty of people…read moreenjoying the Game, football was on in other part of the pub aswell which gave it an extra sporty vibe bit not overly loud. Decided to grab a bite to eat and we both went for the New kebabs, the wife had mixed meat and I had the chicken. Both came with fries but they let me swap to chips as I'm fussy but it wasn't a problem. Food was piping hot and tasted delicious, just sadly no room for the triffle cheesecake as soooo full....Next time? All the staff were very helpful and friendly checking on every one making sure the place was neat and tidy, very impressed. All in all a great day at the pub and England won so added bonus Until next time Team Wirral 100 Keep up the hard work!

Nice local pub with friendly staff and a nice atmosphere. I was in town visiting some family and…read morewe came here our first Friday night. Being from the US we don't have many local casual bars we either have restaurants or fancy bars and clubs with an age range of 20-40. It was nice to see people in here ages 18-80. You can see there was a young crowd that was obviously starting there and then going into town, it was nice to see 20-30 year old aged people in there with their parents and grandparents, being from California for me this was great to see! I didn't eat here but my brothers came in the next day to watch the game and they really enjoyed their food, they had bangers and mash and a toastie with chips and my parents enjoyed a Sunday roast dinner the next day. The toilets are not the cleanest but it's a bar, it's been remodeled since I was last in town about 5 years ago and they did a good job with that. The menu has literally everything you can think of, I think it was 5 pages. There's a variety of alcohol, they're open until 12 and overall it's a happening spot in this little town!

I had no idea what this was untill i came here staff so polite and funny food 10/10 would recomend…read morethis to anyone

Mothers Day gave us the excellent excuse to come to The Yew Tree and everything about it was…read moreexcellent. The menu is varied and locally sourced but isn't too large. An array of nibbles, starters and main courses will suit pretty much anyone who comes in here and who loves traditional Gastro-pub food. The specials menu also has some outstanding dishes! The pork belly starter with celeriac was very nice and followed by a very deep dish fish pie that was excellent too. A lovely country pub in Tarporley and I'll definitely be back.

We attended a wedding reception here yesterday. The food is fabulous, and the wait staff is…read morewonderful. A special shout out to the waiter who called a cab for us. He was attentive throughout the day and did a fantastic job handling all the guests. A perfect place for a reception.

This small neighborhood pub/restaurant was a beautiful surprise in the middle of nowhere. The menu…read moreshowed a lot of tasty and healthy options in which I only could choose one and I chose the salmon pie. There was more mash than I would've wanted or expected and thus one star loss and the warm ale lost another star but overall it was pretty damn good. I would go back again and again if I lived in the area just to try the different menu dishes. I hope they do well, I heard it's been a tough location for business with a change of ownership of about 3-4 times. Good luck on them, their food is worth the visit.

Only because no stars isn't an option. The pub itself is pleasant, spacious and well laid out, with…read morea good beer and wine choice. On Saturday night however, five items from the main menu were off and they had run out of new potatoes! The smothered chicken I ordered as a third choice was less smothered than died of old age. It looked like it had need cooked three days ago, was as hard as nails, tough as old boots and less edible than either. Accompanied by a small portion of cold, pallid, greasy chips and an undressed salad, it was quite one of the most lame excuses for food I have seen in a long time. Of course it was returned, but not them taken off the bill. No fuss in taking it off, but no apology, explanation or compensatory drink, chocolate or word from the manager. My partners casserole was adequate. Bland, not very hot and small but she can't help that. The food however was an unmitigated disaster. Chain pubs at their worst

Good pub grub, and good selection of beers, ales, lagers etc. Typical Chef and Brewer pub - low…read morebeams, nice atmosphere, soft music and cosy with the open fires. Great in the winter if you can get a table next to one of the fires. Also good in summer where you can sit outside on the benches. Good selection of food from menu, and specials board. Always nice food, and well presented. Always different selection of ales and beers on tap. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Plenty of parking. On a busy road which is well known for accidents. Used to be a 60mph road, which has recently been changed to a 40mph due to the number of accidents.

Spent the afternoon in Chester. Got off the train and walked into The Old Queen's Head Pub on my…read moreway into the city center. It did not disappoint. Typical pub fair and decor but the late 80's to early 90's music they were playing is always a plus. Ordered the ubiquitous fish & chips along with a Open Gate IPA (Irish) because that's what you do when you're in England. You order fish & chips and a pint. Fish could have had a thicker and crunchier crust but who really cares when you have a beer to wash it down eh? All in all in nice diversion and meal before more sightseeing.

I'm not sure who the portrait above the sign here represents but since it's a Tudor lady, the…read morechances are very good that the name can be read as a gruesome joke. After all, from Boleyn to Jane Grey, almost all the Tudor queens wound up with their neck on an executioner's block at some point in their life...towards the end, obviously. This gives you some idea of the rough and ready nature of the pub. Being in Chester means it's a glorious old building that outshines most places from my Liverpudlian neck of the woods, but it's not as lovely as its neighbours. Awkwardly hogging a chunk of a busy street means once you step outside you'll bump into a hurrying shopper so I'd advise staying inside to drink. It's just plain sensible is what it is.

The chap that served us here was a little odd and I think he overcharged is too, because €5.63 for…read morea pint and a half is more what I expect from London than Chester. Shame as the beer I got, Tyne Pacifica, was certainly my kind of ale. It was noisy so we sought out a seat away from the music and the quiz machines. Unfortunately it was also away from anyone doing any kind of cleaning. The toilets were pretty ropey too. Then as the icing on the cake some drunken singing yobs that we had seen and heard about town decided to top up here. The last part may not be their fault but the beer was the only redeeming feature of an otherwise disappointing visit. A shame as the look and feel of the bar certainly gave the impression of somewhere that could be a pleasant place to drink

Really nice lunch here and great value for the centre of Chester. I had the Wagyu burger which was…read moredelicious. It's in s cellar so quite dark but they do have a beer garden space. Good selection of drinks on offer. Staff were friendly too. We ordered at the bar and food came promptly.

great food, great atmosphere, friendly owner and bar staff.. with sky tv aswell i live 30seconds…read moreaway, its an absolute dream. great for catching up with friends back from uni.