Top Restaurants in Tarporley
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Where to eat Cafe food in Tarporley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Tarporley including The Hollies Coffee Shop, Ginger and Pickles, Abbeywood Gardens Restaurant, Tattenhall Marina, Chestnut Cafe, The Bluebell Cafe at Barrowmore, Wyevale Garden Centres, The Lounge at Oakmere, Calveley Mill, Alison's Country Kitchen
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10. Alison's Country Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
We are a family run coffee shop, takeaway and outside caterers. We offer an extensive menu, are licensed and have tapas evenings on Thursdays and fridays
Reviewed By mncrbest
Sheltering from the rain under the butchers shop awning opposite and spied Alisons hidden up and back from the High Street behind a monster hedge. Glad it hove into view because the Cottage pie (£6.95) was both piping hot and very tasty.Came with red cabbage,slaw and salad. All washed down with a lovely Fentimans ginger beer (£2.75).Nothing else seemed to be open for food as the Indian restaurant opposite was shut as was the Sportsmans Arms up the top of street. Glad I found Alison's.
9. Calveley Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
We are a small family run business, that offer a wide range of meals in our cafe, ranging from All day breakfast's to more homely meals such as; Fish & Chips, Pie & Chips or Ham Egg & Chips. We serve freshly ground coffee as well as a small range of beers
Reviewed By jonotennis
I stopped for a latte (£2.25) whilst walking along the Shropshire Union Canal towpath between Nantwich and Chester. Pros:-Car park at front. -Plentiful indoor and outdoor seating. I sat outside on a wooden bench. -Cafe. A member of staff brought my latte outside to me - a nice touch. -Premises also contains a shop. -Toilets. -Free WiFi.Cons -Occasional traffic noise when sitting outside.
8. The Lounge at Oakmere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By fraddondrifter
Up from Cornwall visiting family , took mum here for a light lunch , both had soup ( leek & potato ) fresh , hot , but a little to peppery for me . Always a warm welcome.
7. Wyevale Garden Centres
Overall Ratings
3 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By cabbie37
Bridgemere keeps our whole family happy. My wife and I enjoy a browse of the plants, shops and gardens and occasionally lunch too. We bring our pre-school aged grandchildren here regularly, they love the outdoor play area in the Garden, the soft play area and visiting Ripples to see the beautiful tropical and pond fish. Parking is good with plenty of child sized spaces. Food is tasty and reasonably priced and everywhere is clean. A great morning or afternoon out even on a wet or cold day.
6. The Bluebell Cafe at Barrowmore
Overall Ratings
5 based on 480 reviews
Bluebell cafe is a small friendly place to relax in a lovely setting, sourcing local produce and producing freshly cooked foods. All profits go back into our charity which supports people with learning difficulties.
Reviewed By GPB45
Fantastic place, run as a charity, fantastic staff. We rang shortly before we wanted to eat and even though it was mega busy they made space for us if we could wait. Had salad.with parma ham, 3 cheeses and baby spiced figs. Hubs had omlette. Even on a very busy day when they were short staffed everything was perfect and they still found time to exchange pleasantries.Aftrwards we had a walk in the woods to see the bluebells. Lovely area to walk the dog if you have one.
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5. Chestnut Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By andrewe206
Came for lunch after a long morning walk. We ordered a baked potato, and an egg and avocado on toast. Well over 30 minutes later we asked where our food was and were told âbaked potato takes a long timeâ in slightly irritated tones. When it eventually arrived the potato was fine but the avocado was not ripe. When we pointed this out the waitress just said âohâ. Definitely not worth the £20 we were charged.
4. Tattenhall Marina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
An idyllic marina set within the beautiful Bolesworth Estate. The Boathouse cafe & bar serves homemade light bites and delicious cakes alongside a well stocked bar of lager, ales and specialty spirits. Enjoy lunch or cake and a coffee overlooking the mari
Reviewed By tedellis179
Wow what can I say Jason changed our booking from 2 people to 5 with no problem the food was lovely and hot tasted lovely as always and the pudding well WOW THANK YOU AND MERRY CHRISTMAS
3. Abbeywood Gardens Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By daveburns85
Lovely setting for an afternoon tea to treat my mum. The restaurant was lovely. The food was well presented and very tasty. Great value for money for what you would expect from such a lovely place. The staff were brilliant and very friendly, they couldnât do enough for us. This restaurant had a lovely view from the conservatory on to the beautiful gardens. I will definitely be revisiting for afternoon tea with my mum.
2. Ginger and Pickles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By TheTaskers
We were reccomended this wonderful cafe by a friend. It didn't disappoint!! For a light lunch 3 people had soup, it was fresh and home made, the breads were delicious!! I opted for the "healthy stack", fresh to the menu, it was spinach, 2 poached eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes and halloumi. This is one if the best lunches i have had this year. Highly reccomend this place, recommend the teas and the healthy stack. We will be back!!
1. The Hollies Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 628 reviews
The Hollies Coffee Shop, Little BudworthFrom delicious salads and gourmet sandwiches to King Edward baked jacket potatoes and homemade pies.Our team lovingly put your meals together, with passion and enthusiasm, using the best ingredients from the Farm Sh
Reviewed By DSNM2014
We called in to The Hollies on 27.07.2019 for brunch following a delivery of cakes to Peckforton Castle and ate at the 59 Cafe, I think it's calledAs it was only a quick brunch stop we had the sausage on Sourdough and the Brie and Bacon on Sourdough both very tasty, especially the actual sourdough bread and the lovely side salad which seemed to include a mustard dressing. This was all washed down with Fentimen's Dandellion & Burdock and an Elderflower PresseAll good, you might think, and so it was but I have to say the service wasn't the quickest but what knocked us over was the price for this, relatively, simple meal. Yes, it was tasty, but I suspect that, unfortunately, The Hollies are playing a little on their Cheshire Farm shop/local ingredients image a little too heavily and need to do a bit of a price check, this should all have been a relatively cheap eat and yet it came in around £30 and, surely, nearer £10 to £15 would have been more appropriateWe will return to the Hollies again, we do like it as a farm shop, but we may give the cafe a wider bearth next time
