Top Restaurants in Frodsham
Top Things to do in Frodsham
Best British food near Frodsham, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Frodsham including Kash 22, Next Door, Oswalds @ Helter Skelter, Ring o Bells, The Travellers Rest, Artisan Green, The Willow Tree Cafe, The Vintage Teapot Tea Room, Red Bull Pub, Queens Head
Things to do in Frodsham
10. Queens Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
post code WA6 7AR
Reviewed By fran769
Quite a large bar, with lots of different areas to sit - including an outside area at the back and seating in the front with beautiful flowers all over the front. Good mix of people young and old and a good atmosphere!
9. Red Bull Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
The Red Bull is a traditional English pub with well-kept cask ales, a full range of gin and Irish whiskeys, and a great selection of delicious hot food.
Reviewed By Brentwood-person
My adult son and I ate here recently. This pub is more of a local pub for the village whose inhabitants clearly met there regularly. The atmosphere was noisy and convivial- most people were (like me) later middle age. It seemed to us that this is more of a traditional drinking pub than a dining pub. It was for this reason that the atmosphere wasn't what we were expecting, and why it has got three stars - had we gone for a drink and to be a part of "the crowd" it would have had 5 stars. People were very pleasant, those running the bar were lovely and they welcome dogs which is fabulous. It was our first visit, and the atmosphere was not what we were looking for at the time - that's down to us, not the venue. All that being said, the food was lovely, we both had starters and a main course. It was all nicely presented and beautifully cooked. Portions were generous. This is definitely worth a visit whether for a drink or a meal - just expect there to be quite a bit of noise with chatter.
8. The Vintage Teapot Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Vintage Tearoom with freshly made sandwiches and home made scones and cakes, and some savories, pork pie with chutneys and pickles. All served on bone china. Staff in vintage dresses and we play vintage music. Very unique.
Reviewed By davidgK7314FW
What a place, quaint, pretty and super friendly with the most beautiful cakes and tea. Wonderful service with smiles all round. A must visit if you are within 10 miles. We will be back.Thank you for a lovely experience. Thank you very much for your amazing comments, and we look forward to seeing you again. Thanks again kind regards julie
7. The Willow Tree Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
The Willow tree Cafe at Gleave's Garden Centre in Frodsham is a delightful little place that still believes in homemade food, using local suppliers, fresh ground coffee, family values and that a smile and a piece of cake will solve most problems. Speciali
Reviewed By Yorkshiregirl29
We stopped here for a cuppa and cake. They did peppermint tea and hubby had a hot chocolate, we also had a slice of lemon drizzle cake - which for the price was small but it was lovely. Overall we payed more or less £10, yet in Chester we paid £8 for 2 hot drinks & a large Danish pastry. Too expensive, we should've stopped in Frodsham again cheaper! Won't be back.
6. Artisan Green
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Cocktail bar and tapas restaurant in the heart of Frodsham specialising in contemporary world tapas and beautiful drinks.
Reviewed By CNO05
Went along to Artisan Green for a catch up with friends. We ordered a couple of tapas dishes each which were all delicious. The staff were super attentive and ensured that everything was catered for. Thanks to Nick for the splendid cocktails. We will be back again soon. Thank you very much for the kind words. Iâm happy you enjoyed your time with us at Artisan Green. Iâm glad you enjoyed the new cocktails and thereâs a lot more of them to come in the future for you to enjoy. Hope to see you again soon!
5. The Travellers Rest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 535 reviews
Country restaurant and bar serving fresh, homemade food to order. We use the finest local ingredients and have a great selection of hand-pulled, Cask Marque accredited beers, ales and lagers, with a great selection of wines. We are dog and family friendly
Reviewed By Ndriv
Went here yesterday for tea as was staying down the road at lady heyes . The food was exceptional and the services provided second to none . The waitress took it upon herself to ensure are kids were having a good time the kids loved it so did me n my partner. And to top it of got a free lift back to lady heyes by the owner . That's service at it best . Thanks for a loving evening will recommend highly x
4. Ring o Bells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 521 reviews
We are open every day for food: from 10am for breakfast, and from 12 noon for dinner, until 9pm. Children and dogs are welcome in all areas of the pub.
Reviewed By linz67b
We enjoyed our meal at this traditional pub when we visited with friends who visit regularly. We were made to feel welcome, service was friendly and everyone enjoyed their meal. There was a wide choice on the menu including vegetarian options. The meals were all homemade and freshly prepared and were excellent value for money.
3. Oswalds @ Helter Skelter
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Formerly known as The Drovers, The Gaping Gander, The Rowlands and the plain old Helter Skelter, Oswalds@Helter Skelter is a good old-fashioned pub serving real beer and real food. The first floor of this Cheshire restaurant serves a mix of traditional an
Reviewed By Northernlass13
We have been here a while ago whilst visiting the area & it was a good place to meet up with friends for dinner.Service was good 2 very nice young ladies, food was nice & also nice surroundings.Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area & very close to the train station.
2. Next Door
Overall Ratings
5 based on 250 reviews
New restaurant, husband and wife team passionate about fresh local ingredients, modern British food, small changing menu, extensive wine list, eclectic beers and spirits, seasonal cocktails, set lunch menu deal Thurs-Sat, intimate setting, 17th century bu
Reviewed By Greenjag
Four of us ate here last night and we can't fault the experience. The restaurant is in a lovely old building which has been sympathetically decorated and furnished to provide a warm atmosphere. Service was excellent, friendly and knowledgeable. Menu choices were fairly limited, four options for each course, but covered all the bases of meat, fish and vegetarian (also gluten free).It's often better to do a few dishes really well than a lot of average ones!We enjoyed all our choices..chicken parfait, roast artichoke for starters ( the artichoke particularly good,) and Cheshire pork chop and mackerel for main. Dessert and coffee also excellent....and the wine list had some unusual and delicious wines.A great find, we will definitely be back.
1. Kash 22
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By Myke C
We have visited Kash 22 three or four times since my initial review last August. Yesterday six friends & family attended to celebrate a birthday. We had food across the range from Sunday roast, burgers, and Mexican. Personally I had Sirloin steak which was excellent as was the accompanying salad etc. Below I repeat my review of 2018, comments of which still fully apply........ "If I was on holiday, and this was in the neighbourhood, I would eat & drink here every day ! Superb hostelry, the beer, ales and lager choice magnificent. The music themed decor likewise. Food is as good as we have experienced anywhere, restaurant or bar alike in a long time. Its a pub, not a top class restaurant....just better. Service was excellent, and owner/staff were the most friendly, welcoming I have ever encountered. My wife & I discussed our visit on route home and really couldn't find fault...we just waxed lyrical all the way home.Alas, not on our doorstep, but will return (hopefully) time and time again."
