This is a nice pub to pop into on a day out in Chester. There is lots of outdoor seating (with…read moreheaters) and a children's play area. Inside is also quite nice with a sports 'area' with LCD TV and 2 other main areas. The food is basic but nice, ok for a quick bite or a cheap meal out. Drinks are reasonably priced too. Seems clean enough. Lots of free parking outside so it's handy to nip in for lunch on the way past. They do a weekly curry night here, where you can order a curry and a pint (or wine) for around £6 which is quite popular.

Been here before and was generally happy but on Friday 5th January we were disgusted with the…read moreattitude of the manager, who told his staff to concentrate on a large group of men who cane 30 minutes after our party of 8. We were told by the manager if we didn't like it to drink up and go, for free mind you but then ripped a bottle from the grasp of a 73 year old lady in our party. Extremely aggressive manager. Will not be going again. Oh, by the way, one of our party was is wheelchair bound.....such a wonderful person this manager was huh!!!!!

Brilliant. Like eating at The Grosvenor Hotel…read more Only there is something on your plate. Not quite as posh, but you know what I mean. If you like beef, pork, ham, or chicken/turkey, this is the place. Help yourself to veg, gravy, etc. Make sure you get hot roasties. Cheaper than cooking at home. Four of us have a night out. And we ain't beginners. Good stuff.

£3.59 carvery - and believe me you cant go wrong - its £6.50 on a Sunday but its even worth that!…read moreThe food is really really nice and we go often! Would recommend it to all

Amazing! Such a beautiful restaurant overlooking the race track. Beautiful outdoor seating area…read morethat is covered to protect you from the son. Wonderful menu and food is amazing. Great waitstaff. Very patient with our large party of 12. The restaurant is historical and decorated so beautifully.

great food great service…read moreloved the place Would recommend a trip here everything about the place was great

This pub is good to pop in for lunch if you're driving back East from the ferry in Hollyhead. My…read moreparents love it here, so my boyfriend and I came with them. - The servings are huuuge - The staff were really friendly and accommodating - The food came speedily It isn't a super-gourmet menu, but it isn't bad. They serve things like roasts, pies, bangers and mash etc... all very English. I'd be happy to come back here again next time we drive to/from Ireland.

Sunday 7 April, scoring an event in North Wales sat outside in the freezing cold. Set off home and…read moretried 4 pubs, all stopped serving except the last one The Plough Inn. Cavery closed but a quick call to the kitched by very friendly staff resulted in two wonderful fresh, real food, Sunday roasts OMG! Lovely pub, great food and wonderful staff can't improve on that. Thnak you.

I just arrived in the beautiful city of Chester for my birthday vacation and I had the most…read moreenchanting time! The bartenders were very thoughtful in recommending a special boilermaker and the steak and ale pie. I am so full and ready to to take another stroll past the River Dee before turning in for the night. If you have to chose a place that gives you that perfect slice of quality English cuisine this is the spot to start putting you in the right mood! There are loads of other restaurants and shops but this is a clear winner and easy to miss if you don't look carefully! Don't forget to stop in, hidden gem by the river.

Right by the city walls, we came here for lunch the other day. They had a good range of ales on…read moretap, and the barman recommended a Manx brew that glided gently down the throat as we decided what to have. I had the steak pie with chips and veg (carrots and peas), brother had the chili con carne (with chips) and mother had the bacon and brie baguette. The food arrived fairly promptly and all our dishes were consumed with abandon until we were all stuffed and couldn't finish. Mum frequently can't finish her meals, but bruv and I rarely struggle from that affliction, so you know the portions were generous, as well as being tasty. As a bonus, you can start to walk it all off again by doing a lap of the walls afterward.

Excellent. We are here twice on our trip (2 nights out of 3) as it was so good. The staff are…read morelovely and friendly. The old building has been beautifully preserved and the modern touches work well. The second time we went (Friday night) the outdoor area was open and that looked lovely. Portions are on the large side and reasonably priced. Food was high quality in both visits, my highlights were the surf and turf espetanda and the albondigas. Highly recommended.

LOVED our experience at this restaurant! The restaurant was beautiful and comfortable. The drinks…read morewere yummy and the food was AMAZING. One of the best fish and chips I've ever had! (Sorry no food pics, it was gone quickly). They helped me set up a bigger party and was even able to accommodate us arriving an hour early! The staff was attentive and the prices were very reasonable too. Fun bonus- they allow dogs! Can't wait to go back on our next trip to Chester!!

Out for a stroll and stopped in for a pint. Ended up having a nice meal there too. Nice ambience…read moreand friendly staff.

Established in 1643, the year Newton was born, Ye Olde Boot Inn is an ancient drawer of a pub,…read moreslotted into the timber-framed buildings surrounding it. At some point or another it has been a Royalist meeting place, a Victorian brothel and a 1920's gambling club. Not bad for such a small tavern. With its complete lack of music, quiz machines, fruit machines or drinks you've ever heard of, the pub really is a step back in time. You expect to see buccaneers clustered round the tables muttering darkly or a Navy official to be dropping the King's shilling into flagons. Definitely worth a visit if you look for time travel in a pub, which I do.

It's an old Sam Smiths boozer in the middle of Chester where you can get cheap pre race or pre…read moredinner or pre lunchtime alcohol. This place is so authentically old that you really do feel a Blackadder esqe ghost is going to be behind you in the mirror when you go to the toilets. There is not much seating so be prepared to stand but it really is a lovely old tiny pub. I

This is a very old pub in Chester. We were spending a few hours there and it was difficult to find…read morea place where lunch was served after 3pm and before 6pm, but they do! Very high ceilings, lovely large high windows. The dishes were quite big and there was a good selection in the menu. The place smelled a bit like fried food, but overall I would still recommend it !

Such a charming place. Very grand and olde in appearance. Jacobean apparently…read more They were serving the excellent Pogo from Salopian among about 8 ales I think. I followed it up with Spitting Feathers Thirst Quencher, which did what it promised but no more. Spitting Feathers are the brewery that owns the pub. Enjoyed their cheese plate while discussing European and UK politics with a couple of very nice chaps from just across the border.