Pubs & restaurants in CheshireCheshire, England

Cheshire village pub between Chester and Wrexham, an olive best country pub.

19th-century village inn at Warmingham with low beams, flagged floors and rooms for the night.

Creeper-clad 14th-century coaching inn beside the timber-framed church at Lower Peover, reputedly a Patton and Eisenhower haunt in 1944.

Big country dining pub at Burleydam on the Shropshire border, rambling and dog-friendly.

Brick village pub of linked rooms and a fine garden looking to Bunbury's collegiate church.

Village inn beside the green and great church at Astbury, with rooms and a family-friendly welcome.

Handsome Grosvenor-estate pub in Aldford with a conservatory and big garden near the Dee.

Tiny brick pub at Little Neston's quay end, its garden looking straight over the Dee marshes to Wales.

Historic timbered coaching inn in Congleton, home to the long-running Pecks restaurant.

Traditional country pub down the lanes at Mobberley, with fireside snugs and a big beer garden.

Canalside pub in a former warehouse at Audlem, its bar built from a narrowboat beside the lock flight.

16th-century coaching inn on Tarporley's high street, timber and open fires with rooms above.

Beamed country pub at Little Bollington near Dunham Massey and the Bridgewater Canal, serving since at least 1745.