Tried the burger sizzler combo it was good it was 14 pounds which is a really good price would…read morerecommend

A lot of people would miss the oaklands as it is not in the city centre but that is a shame. The…read moredecor is fantastic since it's recent refit and the menu is huge lots of choice. Another pub that has offers like two meals for about five pounds (or about that) which is excellent value. The facilities are really clean and the open plan layout of the downstairs makes it light and airy which you can't tell from outside. There is also a delightful patio area at the rear overlooking the lawn must be lovely in the summer.

Looks like more of a restaurant that serves beer rather than a pub that serves food. It was…read morepleasant enough, a welcome shelter from the biting weather outside with some interesting beers, but just not my kind of place. Had a pint of Heavy Industry Electric something, which was not bad. Polished it off to make way for the piano player.

The Blackburne Arms is an impressive building in the historic Georgian area of the city, just to…read morethe east of the Anglican cathedral. It has recently had a makeover, and apparently now also does accommodation, though we didn't stay here. The bar area is a single large room, with a raised eating area, and tables as well as a spacious standing area by the bar. It's decorated in that modern style of minimalism with dark wood and dark, muted colours. It serves a wide selection of real ales, and is very popular for its food - very traditional pub grub - all at very reasonable prices (mains for around £5, and £2.50 a pint). It attracts a mixed crowd with lots of locals - some of whom were a little worse for wear when we visited, and a bit noisy in a laddish sort of way, which was a pity, as it made the ambience a bit less friendly (and hence dropped to 4 stars). The area outside can also attract the odd red-light custom, which single women may find intimidating, though that's not the pub's fault.

I do like this hotel..It is on the Pier Head so we stay when we are on our way to the Isle of Man…read moreTT. Sometimes I only pop in for a meal or just coffee before being called to go on board the ferry. Last time I was there there were three weddings. It was hilarious because the people attending kept mixing up which receptions they were attending.. Even I got a piece of wedding cake ! Lovely Reception/Bar and good attention. I meet up with my pals who are also going to the TT. We have a meal and a couple of beers then its off on the TT Ferry.

I recently stayed here for a week for work. As I'd never been to Liverpool before it was a good…read moreplace to stay as it was so close to everything such as the Prince Albert Docks. The rooms are decent and what you'd expect from a chain hotel. The gym was excellent and I felt welcome when I used it. The beds were a bit hard though, I think more money needed to be spent on the mattresses. The highlight for me was the wonderful buffet breakfast - there was so much to choose from and lots of healthy choices as well! I would come here again if staying on business, I think I might find somewhere cosier if coming for a romantic getaway.

Great little Bed and Breakfast! To bad this place doesn't have any reviews listed on Yelp! I was…read morethere earlier this year and loved it. It has the neatest little rooms with TV and free wifi. The staff is very friendly and the chef can prepare some excellent food. Close walk to many pubs and restaurants. I highly recommend this place to anyone heading to Middlewich, Cheshire!

Central village hotel, with two bars. Serves food. Since the latest renovation there has been a…read morevast improvement with a great improvement in the overall atmosphere. The food could be better and the menu does not change very often. Whilst not being particularly child friendly on the menu, if you ask, they will do childrens portions of things like sausage and mash and pasta in a tomato sauce. Good range of beers and you can even have a dimpled glass if you want. I go there regularly for an early doors drink.

I'm only writing this review because Abode have just sent me and email asking me to... something I…read morehope they'll regret. I visited last Saturday night in a party of 6, eating at 8pm. we arrived slightly early so as to have a drink before dinner, first impression wasn't great as there were a huge collection of dirty glasses on the bar, oddly despite the fact that various members of staff were milling about, no one seemed to be that interested in moving or cleaning them. We took a table in the corner of the bar and were immediately aware of a gale force wind emanating from the air conditioning vent above our table. We asked for this to be turned down, the staff member informed us that it would be taken care of - it wasn't. Not until the we asked for a fourth time did the wind cease. Venturing out of the bar and into the toilet area, a general level of untidiness was again obvious. The used towel bins were completely overflowing and there was no toilet roll - I'm reliably informed that the situation was mirrored in the ladies toilet. It was around this point that we released the time had moved on towards 8:30 and we were yet to be taken to our table. upon inquiry we were informed that the table was indeed ready... why we hadn't been informed is anyone's guess. We were taken to our table a young man who immediately informed us that he didn't have enough menus, so we would have to share... he went off to look for more but never returned. This all seemed very odd given that the restaurant was little more than half full (lucky for us, how much worse could it have been??). Once again some time passed until we flagged down a passing waitress, she fetched a wine menu which the previous waiter had failed to provide, she was also able to hunt down additional menus with little trouble. The lady proceeded to inform us that she was very busy running two sections and wouldn't be able to give us too much attention. Given the incompetence of everyone we'd deal with thus far, this didn't seem like a bad thing, although it's always nice to know as a paying customer that there are other people somewhere else who are a higher priority that you - the true essence of good service and why people are happy to pay inflated prices at restaurants such as this (no.. wait a second?). Clearly noticing that our spirits were at a low ebb, the waitress decided to really lock in the bad feeling by giving us what could only be described as a 'warning' not to order the tasting menu unless we all wanted it. It sounds like I'm going over the top but we really were made to feel like naughty school children - crazy! The next disappointment came only moments later when the waitress returned to take our orders. Given it had only been about 60 seconds since we'd received our menus, it was unsurprising that no one was ready to order. I ordered some wine but was amazed by the waitresses complete lack of knowledge on the subject, especially considering the wine list contains little more than 20 different bottles!! This was highlighted when rather than repeating my order in confirmation the waitress quoted back the reference number from the menu - as if I were ordering food in a Chinese takeaway! From this point on I was continually irked throughout the meal as every time I ordered wine it was taken to another member of our table. We were only offered the opportunity to try the first bottle, I suppose all subsequent bottles were assumed to be in a suitable condition based on my review of the first. To be fair the wine was excellent, but credit here should go to the supplier rather than the restaurant. After an inordinately long wait our food arrived. before we could start a young man gave us a verbal overview of our dishes, I can only assume from his stuttering delivery that this was indeed his first night on the job, if so then it seems to unfair to criticise too much. When the food finally did arrive it was the absolute definition of mediocrity. Remarkable for nothing more than the stingy small portions and distinct lack of either quality ingredients or creativity. Vanilla is the word that springs to mind. The Peanut Parfait and Espresso Martini deserve a special mention - the former was rock hard to the point where it was impossible to eat and the other was simply disgusting - undrinkable. Cheese get an honorable mention - very pleasant... although once again, credit to the supplier rather than the restaurant. Throughout the meal the air-conditioning saga continued. it was eventually resolved shortly before we left and a comfortable temperature was restored, albeit a little late. The final insult was the bill, weighing in at a budget busting £420 - not including drinks in the bar. We paid and left... never to return. This place was more fun when it was a police station, and the food was probably better too.

If fine dining and a great view to go with it are what you are after, then head to this restaurant…read morein Chester! It's situated on the site of the old police head quarters and is a great improvement to the area- with the addition of the hotel, cafe bar and outdoor seating too. Beautiful outlook over the racecourse makes the whole time there all the more pleasurable. That said the food is ofcourse the main attraction. You can choose up to 5 courses, which I would call starter-size. Its not quite tapas or a taster menu, but is an interesting idea. There are plenty of alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails and a wide selection of spirits and wines too. Unfortunately on this occasion we were on our own in the dining room (Sunday dinner) which was a bit strange and also the wind was howling round the building and the heavy rain did not help (hence not decent pictures as the room is quite dark), but i would come back again. You can also hire out there private room for £75 per person, up to 24 people.

Ah Bel Air. I have spent one happy Father's Day here with my boyf's family and it was a pleasant…read moreenough experience. Once a top notch hotel, the Bel Air is now a cross between a sports bar and a pub; big screen tv's line the walls with Sky Sports playing on mute, photos of rugby stars adorn the walls, and uplifting quotes are painted all around. I wasn't drinking on the day due to a horrible cold but I am assured the beer/ale selection was worth a thumbs up, though this changes and you can have a dissapointing beer experience. Comfy, friendly, and casual. The eptiome of Wigan.

Now called wilf's bar it is a place mainly for drinkers not guests! The drinking goes on until the…read moreearly hours and is not really condicive to sleep. The premises have some quirky touches,like the almost life sized pharoh statue in the entrance,and the calligraphy adorned walls of the bar. Overall it is a place for a sociable night out not a hotel now.

My second favourite Manchester hotel, convenient location close to the station, spacious rooms and…read morefriendly receptionists. By coincidence it was the same receptionist from when I stayed there a year earlier. Also they still keep newspapers which most hotels have done away with. Four stars because catering let's the place down, have had breakfast, lunch and dinner here many times and nothing to write home about. I do hope an omelette station is introduced at breakfast.

as no longer a Hilton property it seemed the Management let things go down as the property was…read morechanging to an IHG propert. After the change the staff seeming completely unfamiliar with IHG. rooms in need of service and repair. from management not responding to emails to customer or IHG cs, to phone lines not working. Check carefully be bookIng this property