Went her with my Mum a few weeks ago. Nice pub both outside and inside. In the entrance, they had a…read morereally big Christmas tree. There is also a nice fire there - to keep you warm. Friendly staff. We shared the garlic flatbread which tasted good - nice and garlic-y! For mains, I have the slow-cooked shoulder of lamb, fondant potato, roast hispi cabbage, caramelised onion purée and sticky lamb jus. Really tasty lamb - its one of those where the meat is all taken off the bone and it comes to you almost like a "block" of lamb. That probably does not sound that appetising but not sure how else to describe it! Tasted good like I said. Almost the best thing though was the hispi cabbage. Yum

Dined here tonight with my partner. I specifically asked for a booth and was given a table in…read morebetween two large Christmas works parties, the waitress got our order wrong and then they automatically added 10% to our bill? Portion sizes were small and we both came out hungry having spent £70 for two starters and two mains, will never come back here that's for sure.

What a great place for lunch or dinner! Our first visit, on a very hot day, provided us with a…read morelovely light lunch in a very cool spot. I liked how they easily adjusted the menu servings to my tastes, and how they made us feel at home. I wish I could remember our server's name; she was super! Because of how good everything was, we came back on a Friday evening to have the steak. She immediately remembered us, and knew exactly what we wanted. Everything was so delicious; my mouth is watering just writing this! Thanks for super food and super staff!

The Slug and Lettuce in Chester, doesn't have that much going for it. It provides the same…read morestandardised pub grub and drinks offers as the rest of the chain, and the food isn't really up to much. Although they change parts of their menu each season, the vegetarian options are limited to around 3 choices. One of these was the most basic of pasta dishes, with tomato sauce and cheese on it - the sort of thing you could make at home for less than 80p, but that they were charging ten times that for. When we visited the food took an age to arrive and then we had to wait nearly 40 minutes to get our pudding, which it seems they had forgotten to order. The space itself is bland and uninspired, it's a soulless chain affair, the like of which is all too common.

Had dinner with the husband my first night here food was great we liked it a lot. Although we…read moredidn't knew we had to order first the seat our selfs and they never came back to see if we needed something else as well. So, I don't know if that's the way restaurants work here!

Reopened after full remodel. Change of ownership? Anyway, the stuffy old country pub with…read moremismatched furniture, dodgy antiques, and middling food is gone. Still has the country pub charm, and great beer, but much brighter and open on the inside. The Sunday roast lunch was a revelation. Really delicious. Choice of roasts (chicken, beef, pork), roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, veg. Lots of vegetarian options. Great desserts. Excellent friendly service. Highly recommend you give the new Bunbury Arms a try.

Location location location - as they say... worth a stop if you have no other place to go. It's…read moreacceptable as a "Corporate" pub, but service is moderate, (young people with little or poor training and little service personality) and your standard corporate "pub menu." But if your on a canal boat (which we were), the selection is limited.

Bit more lively than A village pub. More of a feel of a town…read morecenter pub. Good loacation, good beer selection. Young bar staff. Not realy my type of place but seems very popular.

Once upon a time this was a great little pub, then it was taken over by a local chain oh dear. It…read morehas an okay atmosphere, if a little souless. The food, however, leaves a fair bit to be desired. Service is pretty slow, a massive menu therefore a lot of frozen food. Some quite cheap 2 for 1 deals - with good reason. A nice beer garden for the summer, but generally not that great.

Cosy pub with fair food. We had to wait quite a while for our food but it was good when it arrived…read more There are better pubs which have better service and better food. Prices seem to be average.

I think this a tied pub but well done to the landlord for getting guest ales in…read more Reasonable food and a pleasant interior and atmosphere. Good value with a 2 for £10 menu.

A welcoming, family-orientated foodie pub. Although one of…read moreour areas most recommended pubs, this is the first time I have been in since the early 1980's and it is very different! The interior decoration/furnishings are warm and customer-friendly. There is an impressive selection of well-kept and well served cask ales, as well as the usual lagers and smoothflow keg beers. The range of non-alcoholic drinks and spirits/liqueurs is, likewise, comprehensive. All of the staff we encountered were knowledgeable and friendly but, it being a Monday lunchtime, there were not many customers to talk to. Perusing the menu is very rewarding; there are some good bargains to be had and the choice of meals is promising I have never seen T-Bone pork steaks before! Pricing seems a little variable on the drinks; Marston's EPA is quoted on the menu as £1.99, yet we paid £3.06 for a pint from the next pump along. There is a more than adequate car park and extensive outside seating with play area.

I visited the Hinderton Arms on Mother's Day with my family, and unfortunately, I was served and…read moreate raw chicken. It was charred black on the outside, so I didn't notice straight away. However, after a few bites of the burger, I get into the middle and it was completely undercooked and visibly pink inside (I thought the same thing you might be thinking - clean grill, right?). And here's the best part...I became unwell afterwards. The entire experience ruined what should have been a nice evening for my mum. Not to mention, the other meals weren't exactly great either. I didn't make a scene in the restaurant, it's not my style, and I don't even like writing this review. I quietly got up, explained what had happened, and left. I followed up privately afterwards, expecting the issue to be taken seriously. Instead, I was told that "all controls which ought to have been employed to guarantee the safety of your food were being employed." Well, it was raw!... like properly raw in the middle, not slightly, it was nearly clucking so I wouldn't be so sure on that one. I was then offered a voucher I'd never use and told the matter was closed. I don't want a voucher, I wanted reassurance. Since then, I've been ignored completely. No proper apology, no explanation, and no evidence that they've done anything to ensure this doesn't happen again. I figured maybe they would compensate me for being ill, if not through an apology using words due to a fear of a legal matter, but perhaps through action, but no. Now, I'm just being ignored and they think that a voucher is enough to silence me. The way they handled this has been just as disappointing as the meal itself. I gave them every chance to make this right, but clearly, customer health and trust don't mean much to them. I wouldn't eat here again that's for sure, and I think others deserve to know what kind of response they might get "if" something goes wrong. The staff referred to me as the "raw chicken guy"... seems even they weren't shocked, so this could be a regular occurrence.

In terms of great homemade pub food in a really cosy atmosphere, this is one of the best pubs that…read moreI've ever been to. It's nestled at the start of the Chester High Road, on the long stretch between Wirral and Chester! The Hinderton Arms really do pride themselves on great homemade food! They serve a delicious range of homemade pies, great steaks and homemade soups, it's all amazing, even down to their home made garlic bread! I would thoroughly recommend a visit here as it has such a welcoming and traditional pub atmosphere that is increasingly harder to find with the amount of pub chains around! The beers and wines are great too and the staff are brilliant! Last time I went here they had a power cut and it was dark nights.. They lit the whole place with huge candles and gave us all a free drink,, Fantastic!

Since the recent closure of the Hog's Head, based just across the road from the Slug and Lettuce,…read morethis has become the first port of call for an affordable pub lunch in the business end of Liverpool. The Slug and Lettuce is a great little upmarket pub chain, they serve affordable meals in a friendly and trendy environment! Definitely worth popping in if you're looking for as venue for a business lunch or just for a cheap tea/dinner or a meeting with friends. They have a full bar, with a range of draught beers and bottles, plenty of different spirits, and a small but palatable wine menu! Their food menu ranges from Panini's and burgers, to salads and platters, all at fairly reasonable prices! This place busies up around 5pm, and around lunchtime, when the business people pour out from across the city!

I like the Slug & Lettuce, it reminds me of a more upmarket Wetherspoons. Situated on North John…read moreStreet, during the day you will find a lot of people who have popped in for lunch from the commercial district, also attracts shoppers from nearby Liverpool ONE. I have been in a few times and always been served with a smile, the staff seem really friendly and helpful. The menu is pretty similar to other bars or pubs with a similar, it includes paninis, salads, burgers, sandwiches etc. I had the Reggae Reggae chicken burger, the sauce made so famous from Dragons Den.