The Three Tuns is a good little backstreet pub. If you want to get away from the hectic homogeneity…read moreof Sheffield's West Street then head down the hill, behind the Cathedral, to the Three Tuns. The pub is often busier during the day when it serves good value food to local office workers. At night it offers a quiet, pleasant atmosphere with a main room that is spectacularly shaped like a ship's prow. There are always at least two good real ales (the reliable Timothy Taylor's Landlord and often something from Adnam's) that are, by city centre standards, reasonably priced.

It's a pleasant summer evening. The temperature has cooled a little. Lets go for a cycle I thought…read more Where? Well, how about about down the Mersey? Sure. This seems like a great plan. Oh, but this means I can go to Jackson's boat! WIN! So, I cycle down the Mersey - well, down the path technically! And onward. Just about managed to go past Chorlton Water park and Jackson's Boat on the way out, and carry on to Sale Water park. This I feel means I'm definitely going to have earn't a pint. The sun really was blazing, and there were many people out walking their dogs, running along the banks or even paddling a kayak along the river. I stopped briefly as the kayak appeared to have got stuck on the rocks of a rapids section, and internally cheered them on as they floated on again. Canadian geese were also out en masse - perhaps they felt Manchester was better in summer? I reckon!! After a circuit of the Sale Water park, and the sun setting it was definitely time for the return journey. AND THAT WELL EARNT BEER. Hellooo Jacksons! It's a large outdoor area, and plenty of others where there with their bikes. And a rarity for Manchester, dogs too. They're well catered for, and the pub even supplies dog bowls and water for hot dogs! Humans are well catered for too with a selection of 3 ales on tap, including both Landlord and Black Sheep! The stable quality ales. My beer was refreshing, and I'm sure tasted even better because I got off my arse that evening! It's been awhile since I was here - probably was a Sunday afternoon date, with a fairly good traditional Sunday roast meal. The inside has that traditional pub feel & has a variety of different sections. So long since I've been that the tram line also hadn't been put in. It's in the distance, and not going to cause any interference with chilling out. So in summary. Go for a walk or a cycle - it's doable from Chorlton, Withington, West Didsbury easily. Take a mate or a date. Grab a beer after. Relax.

I first stumbled upon this pub whilst cycling over to Sale Water Park from Chorlton. It was a…read moresummer's afternoon and the beer garden was full of families and dog-walkers who had stopped to rehydrate themselves after a walk down the sunny Mersey or around the water park. Since then I have visited this pub on numerous occasions and always been pleased with the service and atmosphere. OK, so there's not a huge range of bottled foreign lagers available like there is in the majority of pubs and bars in Chorlton, but there is a sufficient range of lagers, ales and ciders. They also serve standard pub fare, which looks pretty tasty. On a recent snow day my housemate and I decided to go for a stroll down the Mersey - any excuse for a visit to this pub! With the roads to the pub impassable and with heavy snow still falling I had guessed that we'd probably be some of the only people there. How wrong I was! The place was packed to the rafters and the beer garden staged a huge snowball fight amongst the punters (photos on the pub's website). All in all Jackson's Boat is a great pub to relax in the sun or to shelter from the snow.

Great country pub offering home cooked food and real ale. There is a cosy relaxed atmosphere to…read morethis country pub . It has a small play are for the children that is securley enclosed. Nothing seems too much trouble for the staff of "The Miners" and the pub is located opposite the middle wood way. Which used too be the old railway line and is now a purpose built bridle path,walkway and cycle path. You can also enjoy a stroll along the canal part of the Cheshire ring and make your way back to the miners for some tasty food and a warm welcome. Well worth a visit.

The bay horse is located in failsworth, its a great pub, flashy comes to mind with big LCD telly…read morewith all the football boxing etc. Great for sports fans, the pub grub is really nice and they also have a lovely resturant at the rear of the pub which serves really nice english and italian food, well worth the price which is very reasonable. To the rear of the resturant is a lovely decked area for families to enjoy a bit of the good old english weather, children are allow in the pub till 8pm no sports caps allowed so be aware the door staff may ask you to remove such items.The staff are friendly as are the door staff.

A traditional country, dog-friendly pub. If you like real ale, home cooked grub and a good old…read morenatter, this is the pub for you. It has a friendly welcome and is cosy and homely. They have an open fire in the small dining area and large outdoor seating area for warmer weather. It's close to the canal so is great as a stop off if you're out walking. They often have entertainment on weekend evenings and they also have an extensive selection of real ales at reasonable prices. The only downside is that some of the decor is a little tired.

Would be 5 stars if it weren't for one thing: it's always so sodding busy!…read more So, a word of warning: book ahead. Once you've done that, though, you won't be disappointed with the food, service and range of beers/wines on offer. The Sunday roast is every bit as good as you would expect of a more-than-decent, out-of-town country pub. Another minor niggle is that the car park is a tad on the small size.

This is a great place to eat. Beautiful location, cool atmosphere and lovely food. A really…read moreenjoyable place to eat and relax

This gorgeous setting for a pint right at the top of Mow Cop, a stone's throw away from Mow Cop…read moreCastle with the ability to see over the Cheshire and Staffordshire borderlands. The traditional pub food is available along with the unusual-for-a-pub Persian food. Service was quick when I went and friendly bar staff so definitely worth a place for a meal etc. Prices were great for food aswell as the large selection of beers/ales from local and international brands. The outdoor seating areas also make it a popular place to enjoy the countryside with a summer pint and friends if you can travel to this place. Recommended!

Fantastic food. Going the extra mile during COVID restrictions. Great bar staff. Outdoor dining and…read moredrinking in a large marquee in the car park/garden area. Bar staff wonderful.

A large, sprawling pub and restaurant in the Cheshire countryside that's been recently renovated by…read morethe looks of things. The interior is comfortably furnished with a mixture of chairs and sofas to give a relaxed atmosphere. If you were looking for a traditional country pub though it's probably more on the stylish gastro end of the spectrum. That said, the food we had from starters to desserts was superb. Our group, which included a baby and a toddler, were well taken care of and we had a large table tucked away from the main dining area where we could spread out a bit. You can't travel light with young 'uns! Sunday roasts and British dishes head the menu, though the selection for all courses was pretty extensive - I opted for their oak-smoked chicken liver pâté followed by the Sunday roast platter (roast beef, roast turkey and loin of pork) and then sticky toffee and apple pudding (because dessert). Their bar stock includes cask-conditioned beers, real ales and bottles which was good to see. As a designated driver though, I was on the blackcurrant and lemonade! Service was attentive throughout and we were never made to feel rushed at any point. A super venue for a lazy Sunday lunch - will definitely return.