We’re an independent, family-owned bar and restaurant located in the heart of Penyffordd, North Wales.Our menu is focused on modern, seasonal dishes using only the freshest ingredients and local produce. All of our dishes are made to order and we offer dining both inside and outside on our terrace.
The Red Lion Restaurant is a great traditional, warm & friendly country pub in the heart of stunning Penyffordd.HOMEMADE SUNDAY LUNCH Join us from 12pm to 7pm every Sunday for one of the best homemade Sunday lunches in the region. Hand cut, fresh and locally sourced vegetables & meats complimented by homemade gravy’s and sides.SPRING MENUWe are thrilled to launch our new Spring Menu, Lounge Menu and our new & improved Sunday Menu as well as our weekly Chef's Specials Menu.Our Main Menu, Lounge Menu & Chef's Specials Menu will be available~ Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 5pm - 9pm~ Friday & Saturday 12pm - 9pmHead Chef Steve Crewe has created our Spring Menu with customer favourite dishes new & old.
Soak up our friendly service and homely charm when nestled in the heart of Higher Kinnerton. Here at The Royal Oak, we are the perfect retreat to sit back, relax and indulge in our delicious food with the perfect drink in hand.
Our traditional pub classics are expertly crafted from our seasonal menus and the bar is crammed with local ales and tipples to tempt any taste buds. Using the most seasonal ingredients and decadent flavours, there's a dish for every desire.
Situated in the heart of Hawarden village, The Glynne Arms is a 200 year old traditional coaching inn which has recently undergone a complete restoration inside and out, bringing it back to life.Its philosophy is simple; to provide a warm, relaxed pub environment and excellent food in the restaurant. Visitors receive a warm welcome at all times, whether for a quick drink, a morning coffee or a meal… and dogs are positively encouraged.
Fresh seasonal menu.Every dish on our menu is cooked fresh to order. Our menu changes seasonally and features the best ingredients we can get our hands on. As well as our menu, we also have a Deli, Bakery and Food Hall along with seasonal pick-your-own, and outdoor adventure play area.For outdoor bookings, please note we have limited covered seating.
The Oakfield is set in a stunning property at the heart of Chester Zoo, making this a truly unique contemporary British pub.With pride and passion we’ll be serving freshly prepared locally sourced food and hand-picked beers, wines and spirits. The Oakfield has been lovingly restored and our new garden room offers incredible views of our award winning gardens.So, whether you are enjoying a day at the zoo or want to pop in for lunch you’ll get a warm welcome from our team.**Usual zoo admission fees apply but our members can visit as often as they wish.
Standing out from the crowd, our 400-seater restaurant is housed in a grand Grade II listed building featuring a distinct neoclassical Greek façade and mixes an industrial look with a touch of opulence inside. Opera Grill brings theatre on a grand scale to Chester. At the heart of our menu is the theatre charcoal grill and wood-burning ovens, inspired by revered chefs and restaurants from around the world. The entertainment continues in a first-floor Music Gallery featuring a stage set for live acts every Friday, and a mix of soulful classics performed by our gospel choir every Sunday.The distinctive spaces in Opera Grill are all available for hire for meetings, conferences and special events with bespoke menus and entertainment packages.We have limited disabled access, the 1st floor and terrace is not wheelchair accessible.
Chester’s historic beauty and unique atmosphere make it one of the UK’s most popular places to visit. This ancient city is a must for history-lovers: walk the Roman walls following in the footsteps of Roman soldiers, and visit the largest Amphitheatre in Britain. It makes sense that with all that Roman history, Chester is also home to one of the area’s best Italian restaurants, Piccolino!Piccolino, an authentic Italian Restaurant, is a proud fixture of the Chester dining scene. Located on Pepper Street, Piccolino in Chester boasts an open kitchen, cocktail bar, and wine boutique. Piccolino is also home to Chester’s very first Prosecco bar and alfresco terrace.We visit the regions, meet the producers and are committed to sourcing the best quality ingredients. At Piccolino, passion for provenance is at the forefront of our menu, which incorporates the best and freshest seasonal produce, Italian cheeses, meat and seafood, all delivering pure classic Italian flavours.
The Chefs Table est un petit restaurant indépendant au cœur de la ville de Chester, proposant les meilleurs produits locaux dans des menus de saison en constante évolution.
L'établissement travaille en étroite collaboration avec ses fournisseurs, particulièrement avec une association de producteurs biologiques sous le nom de The Natural Veg Men, située à 24 km du restaurant. Ce rapprochement permet aux chefs de travailler avec des produits incroyables et inspirants.
Lors du dîner, le restaurant propose un menu à la carte réduit, avec une offre incroyable de 2 plats pour 15 GBP et 3 plats pour 18 GBP. Dans la soirée, vous profiterez d'un menu complet à la carte comprenant un large éventail de plats innovants et originaux à base des meilleurs produits disponibles.
Ce restaurant bénéficie d'une atmosphère agréable, où tout est pensé pour vous proposer une expérience culinaire unique.
The White Horse in Churton, the very first pub from Elite Bistros, the award winning team behind, Sticky Walnut, Burnt Truffle, Hispi, Wreckfish, Pinon and Kala.You'll find a warm welcome, a great range of beers and well stocked bar plus all the fantastic food you have come to expect from Elite Bistros. Our toasty open fires are perfect to while away the hours with the newspapers or when the sun shines you can enjoy our terrace and beer garden.Our kitchen is open 7 days a week, 12.00-8.00pm Mon-Thurs, 12.00-9.00pm Fri-Sat and 12.00-7.30pm on Sundays.We can't wait to welcome you all and show you around.
