Meilleur·es pubs à Cuddington

6 restaurants disponibles à proximité

1. Hazel Pear

4.5

Génial(70)

€€€€Prix : raisonnable

• Pub • Liverpool

Réservé 2 fois aujourd'hui

The Hazel Pear is a charming, traditional pub situated in the picturesque Cheshire village of Acton Bridge, just a short drive from Northwich. We pride ourselves on creating an experience that offers you a warm and inviting environment with a friendly team whose only aim is to make you feel at home. Here you can enjoy delicious food, a great selection of drinks and the warmest of welcomes. Well behaved dogs are even welcome in the bar area! Everything a real village pub should be. Whether you're a visitor to the area or one of our lovely locals, we can't wait to serve you with our delicious menus. We look forward to seeing you soon.

2. The Nags Head

4.6

Exceptionnel(330)

€€€€Prix : cher

• Pub • Beeston

Réservé 9 fois aujourd'hui

The Nag's Head is a quintessential English pub in a village called Haughton Moss, near Tarporley in rural Cheshire. It has been re-mixed and re-imagined by the people behind the multi-award winning Altrincham Market; Mackie Mayor, Manchester and Picturedrome, Macclesfield.The Nag's Head is a listed building that dates back to its origin as a Smithy in the 1740's, on the trade route connecting the ports of Liverpool and North Wales to the Potteries.At The Nag's Head sister venues we have earned a reputation for high quality food, delivered in beautiful buildings, served informally. The point? - to make eating out with family, with friends, with kids with dogs accessible, rewarding and part of your 'everyday'.Expect seasonal changes, kitchen co-labs with our sister venues, glamping, growing and outdoorsy stuff on our adjoining 4 acres in the not-too-distant future.

3. Slow & Easy

3.7

Très bon(33)

€€€€Prix : raisonnable

• Pub • Northwich

Réservé 2 fois aujourd'hui

Located on the outskirts of the bustling Cheshire market town of Northwich, The Slow & Easy is a traditional family friendly pub right at the heart of the Lostock Gralam community. Here, we pride ourselves on creating an experience that offers you a warm and inviting environment with a friendly team whose only aim is to make you feel at home. We welcome customers old and new, providing all with a great range of drinks and fine pub classics to indulge any craving. Wanting to watch the big match? You can experience all the biggest games here, live and in HD on our screens! You can even take on your own friends with a game of darts or pool as you get the beers in! All of this, paired with our alfresco patio, The Slow & Easy is above and beyond just your average local. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

4. The Crown

nouveau

5.0

Exceptionnel(1)

€€€€Prix : raisonnable

• Pub • Knutsford

Réservé 1 fois aujourd'hui

Welcome to The Crown Inn, your local pub based in Knutsford. A traditional pub offering delicious food, a wide variety of drinks and exciting offers. Live music every Friday and Saturday evening. Please take a look at our Facebook and Instagram page for upcoming events.

5. Turnpike

5.0

Exceptionnel(1)

€€€€Prix : raisonnable

• Pub • Middlewich

A beautiful pub located in the Cheshire town of Middlewich. The Turnpike will make you feel at home to catch up with friends over a bottle of wine, enjoy a meal with the family to celebrate a special occasion, or watch the latest sporting event in our dedicated sports zone. We have a choice of uniquely styled rooms and spaces to enjoy a quality food offering, along with a great selection of real cask ales, fabulous wines and a vast range of gins available from the bar. Being the hub of the local community join us to enjoy live entertainment, pub quiz, poker nights or our party themed nights! We look forward to welcoming you soon.

6. Queens Head Frodsham

5.0

Exceptionnel(1)

€€€€Prix : raisonnable

• Pub • Frodsham

Built in the early 17th century, this grade two listed pub is the oldest coaching inn in Frodsham, originally having stabling for 23 horses. The stables can still be seen opposite the rear of the pub, as can the coach house with its large white doors.Known at the time as The King's Head the name was changed when Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837.