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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Alsager. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you. including The Mere Inn, The Wilbraham Arms, The Horseshoe Inn, The Rising Sun Country Pub & Restaurant, The Rifleman, The Old Mill Hotel Restaurant, Stables Bar & Grill, The Lawton Arms, Brownlow Inn, Dog and Partridge
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10. Dog and Partridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Glen & Paula Lomas along with their team pride themselves in The Dog & Partridge and the service we provide. We are a Pub/Bar/Restaurant open 7 days a week. Bar open 12 till 11:30 Sunday - Thursday and 12 till 12 Friday & Saturday. Food served Mon - Frida
Reviewed By nellie1909
Excellent food.. value for money nice varied menu lots of home made options...old pub nice atmosphere friendly staff good quick service... Better to book they get busy.Thank you so much for taking the time to write this lovely review. Very much appreciated along with your custom.
9. Brownlow Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 816 reviews
Reviewed By blondesx50x
Dined here last night (14/10)My partner booked us a table to celebrate my birthday, great service and delicious food, extremely tasty and piping hot.Staff sang happy birthday to me as they presented my cake which was a nice touch..So impressed with our evening we've booked to celebrate our anniversary in December, can't wait to return.
8. The Lawton Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By David B
Drove out for lunch on a miserable Autumn Saturday and enjoyed an excellent hot lunch which was served on hot plates and nicely presented. We both chose the sea bass which was very well cooked as was the rest of the meal. Nice sized servings and good value for money.There was ample car parking, the service was good and the toilets had ample hot water.
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7. Stables Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Located in the 17th century farmhouse building, our family-run restaurant, Stables Bar & Grill, is packed full of original features including oak beams and stone fireplaces. With a bar stocked full of fine wines and real ales, a range of seasonal menus fe
Reviewed By A1Tage
Lovely Motherâs Day meal. The staff were helpful friendly and efficient. The restaurant is very warm and welcoming with nice decor. The food we had was tasty, nicely presented and there was a very good choice. We all enjoyed it.We would recommend anyone to give it a try.Hi A1 Tage,Thank you so much for this great review of Mother's Day, I am pleased you enjoyed your day.Thank you
6. The Old Mill Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Pjamesmorgan
I have eaten at the Old Mill on and off for many years, and under different management teams. Also, having previously worked at the establishment in the kitchen and behind the bar I had decided to revisit after a long absence.The pub's interior decor is an improvement and looks quite stylish especially in the dining area. We both ordered starters, a goat's cheese in crumb with a salad, and a chicken pate. Firstly, and according to my girlfriend the salad was drowned in vinaigrette and she didn't like the crumb on the cheese which she thought unnecessary. My starter wasn't particularly good either, the salad being soggy as mentioned above and the pate was served rather awkwardly in a small kilner style jar. There really was hardly any pate at all. There was actually more butter than pate so in truth I paid for two slices of under toasted bread and a tiny miniscule amount of pate.For the main course we both had the pulled pork and chilli with rice, jalapenos and nachos. The jalapeños were from a jar and not fresh which spoiled the meal. The pulled pork was served in a dish and was spilled down the sides. Service was abrupt.All in all it could have been a lot better! The Old Mill has seen so many owners, but it will take something better than what we got to return anytime in the near future.
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5. The Rifleman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By A1Tage
Called in for an evening meal, the food was good, especially the steak pie. The service was a little slow but not a problem. On a personal note, I found the restaurant room a bit noisy even though only half occupied, it seems to echo. We will go in the bar next time as we have found that ok on past visits. Good value for money though.
4. The Rising Sun Country Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 537 reviews
The Rising Sun is situated in the beautiful Cheshire Countryside only a short distance (200 yards) from the Macclesfield Canal at bridge No 87 and the Gritstone Trail. We offer Homecooked Food plus 6 Real Ales and a warm welcome, we can be found in the Go
Reviewed By angelica1978
We called in here when passing on a Sunday lunch time. We hadn't booked, but we managed to get a table. We both ordered sandwiches and a portion of chips. The sandwiches were delicious, with plenty of filling, served with a large side salad. The staff were very friendly, a great little find.
3. The Horseshoe Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
Country Pub and Dining. Serving fresh homemade food served daily. We also have kids outside play area.
Reviewed By macchef
We all went on a Sunday teatime ,6 of us, nice friendly host , nice pint of ale , now to the food, I ordered pate which was minuscule portion but tasted ok , followed by roast pork, deep fried roasties, bland veg, ok meat and gravy, my mum had lasagne which she left, tons of pasta and little bolognese sauce, 2 best meals were the rigatoniâs, but all in all a bit disappointing all round , coffee not hot enough either , no check back on any course .
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2. The Wilbraham Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Our setting is on the outskirts of our local village Alsager & there are some beautiful places to walk & most famously the 'Salt Line' which runs through farmland and woodlands from Hassall Green to Alsager, & follows the route of a disused railway line.
Reviewed By Birdy1968
After a successful pie night visit went on a Friday with some friends to try the normal menu. I opted for the fish and chips, came with 2 pieces but oh dear they were frozen. What a pity as the chips were nice, the mushy peas good & theyâd gone to the trouble of making (or someone had) tartare sauce which was delicious. Others had beef burger which was dry & had no accompaniments. Slow cooked lamb lasagne which she said was a bit chewy and the pie which was delicious. A shame really perhaps theyâre a one trick pony type of place, if you like pie go for it, if not I wouldnât bother.
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1. The Mere Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By CheshireDancingqueen
We visited on a Sunday lunchtime in early Feb. They only open until 6 on a Sunday and only serve food until 4. The restaurant part of the pub was packed which is always great to see. The food was really good, 2 of our party had fish and chips and 1 a burger. All were delicious: generous portions and super tasty. The service was great; very friendly, efficient and genuine. The only reason that we didnât give 5 stars is that there was a large table free next to us in the restaurant. This table was soon taken up by a large group who were only drinking and proved to be very loud with some choice language being used. Fully appreciate that if they had been eating that we would have had to put up with it. However, they werenât. That said, we had a very enjoyable lunch.
