Burger Shed 41 is a typical hipster American burger place, the kind of place that opened 3 years…read moreago in London and is now (happily, within reason, a trend in all the UK's other cities). The burger here (I got a cheeseburger) was very good. Chicken and veggie options went down well too. The only disappointment was the poutine, the cheese was a bit sickly. Price wise, it's coming in around £10 for a burger and fries, so it's not the cheapest lunch but given the calorie count better as a treat in any case.

A nice little find in the centre of Chester. Really cool interior, plain and simple but effective…read more They have managed to squeeze lots of tables into a short space but you don't feel too cramped. They have an open kitchen which I love, always good to see the chefs preparing your fresh food. The menu is pretty straight forward, burgers and hot dogs and selection of fries and sides to go with them. The food was reasonably priced, the drinks were a little bit expensive but the milkshake I had was delicious. We called in advance to see whether they could accommodate our friend with a dairy allergy and they couldn't of been more helpful with the suggestions they made. The staff were friendly throughout the whole experience. The only let down for me was that they forgot my milkshake, I waited quite awhile as I know they take longer than most drinks but It was quite apparent they had forgot, it wasn't too big a deal though. If you find yourself looking for somewhere casual to eat in Chester this place is cool and the service was fast.

The food was amazing! As an American these were spot on!!! The brisket was melt in your mouth…read moretenderness!!! The burgers were lovely and the chips were hot and crispy with fluffy interior! The service was wonderful and lovely our server was on top of things and took great care of us. I definitely would go again! Great for a date or a nice family dinner. Or Saturday night!

Absolutely amazing food! Everything tasted so great and just like home! Super hard to find a decent…read moreAmerican restaurant, but this place hit the mark! Staff was super friendly and sat us as quickly as they could. Was told a 40 minute wait, but it was more like 30. Our waiter was very nice and accommodated us as best as he could! It's very cute and clean restaurant. Was a bit hot because of all the heat lamps around, but still a very enjoyable nice. Pretty expensive, paid about £78 for 2. Tip is already included in the bill at the end. Totally worth it, we had a great time!

Kash is one of Chester's hidden gems. It is Runcorn based Blueball Breweries tap room where you are…read moreable to enjoy their ever changing selection of craft beers. They have a selection of both keg and cask beers and a great selection of bottled beer too. The food is worth a visit alone. Great handmade burger served with their own specials seasoned skinny fries and served with a free pint of one of the Blueball beers. Their onion rings are quite possibly the best I have ever had the pleasure of trying which is really saying something. Other menu options include Pizza's and a selection of Mexican based buritos,wraps and fajitas. The staff are great and friendly and the locals a bit wacky but very welcoming.

I'm lucky enough to have Kash as my local. Everyone in Chester knows we're not short of places to…read moreeat or drink. Kash is unique in Chester due it's quirky charm and super friendly staff. The artwork on the walls takes you out of Chester to the west coast of the US. The food is great and if you're a beer aficionado you're in for a treat.

These guys have been open for about 4 months now and have done a good job at establishing…read morethemselves in the busy Chester takeaway market. An interesting menu including burgers, dogs and ribs allow them to pull in a great variety of eaters. The food is generally good although I have found that they could do with developing their burger bun as it dissolves very quickly with one of their burgers in it. The burgers are nice although not the best I have ever tasted. Price wise they are at a good mid way point although you need to take into account that the sides are not included so this will add to your bill if you weren't expecting it. They do have a selection of bottles beers and spirits but it doesn't have the feel of a place you would go for a beer. There is limited seating at the front, it isn't the most comfortable but is more than enough to escape the British weather and enjoy your food.

It closed years ago. Used to go a while back and enjoyed the American/Italian dining experience.read more

We always enjoy trips to Frankie & Benny's. Even when it is very busy, it is good to sit in the bar…read morewith a cocktail whilst waiting for a table. They do a good range of non-alcoholic cocktails which I would recommend. The menu is quite large although there are disappointingly few vegetarian options. I usually opt for the mushroom calzone which is delicious and my wife often has the vegetable loaf which is nearly as good. They do a good range of side orders but the portion sizes are quite big so if you have sides you might not have room for puddings. They offer a giant pudding to share which is a good option although it is likely to make you feel sick before you reach the end of it. I really enjoy the music, a mix of 1950s and 60s classic tunes, although it can be annoying when they stop the music and turn off the lights and start a terrible rendition of Happy Birthday. Unfortunately this happens two or three times in every visit as it is a popular destination for birthday parties. The staff are friendly enough but not very observant, so sometimes it takes a while to get your bill. Other times they are exactly the opposite and you will be asked about 20 times if you are enjoying you meal (yes, thanks, although I'd be enjoying it a lot more if you would just leave me in peace!).

A below par pub/bar/bistro in a great location. The Groves…read morelooks directly onto the River Dee and is an ideal spot to enjoy a beer and watch the world go by in the summer. However, having eaten at The Groves a couple of time, and having sent numerous meals back, I'd have to say that The Groves is not a place I'd rush back to. The potential for The Groves to be a fantastic place to visit is very high, its just a shame that the experience is so far away from what it should be.

This is probably the best cocktail bar in the north west you've never been to! Hidden away…read morealongside Wakiki on watergate street my first visit here was short lived as fashionable lateness had cost me last orders. Howevver we promptly returned the week after and immediately fell in love with the place. What an incredible experiance. First thing you notice is the size of the place. (Tiny) It genuinely feels like a hidden bar from the prohibition era with incredible decor and music that suits the Blues/Jazzy environment to perfection. Being here is like traveling back in time to the 20's when alcohol was illegal and small secret bars like these were littered across America. The theme is consistent with the menu hidden inside a book that's handed to you upon arrival. So mesmerized were we with the vibe and conversation the cocktail taste bud memories are hazy at best. (I'll leave you with a visual of the cocktails we had. One was lemon based the other strawberry based?) This is THE perfect place for those who like sophisticated conversation with your aptly aesthetic cocktails. It's not noisey, it's not busy, it's just right. Definitely worth a visit. I'll certainly be returning.

After being handed the drink menu in a Bible I was hooked. I wish this was the Best Kept Secret in…read moreChester but unfortunately it is a popular place to be so get there early; grab a table with some friends; sit back and enjoy the atmosphere. My one criticism would be that may be the music is too loud but that's that's it. They have an extensive cocktail menu however if there's something not on the menu just asked for it and you will receive. All in all, this is one of my favourite places to go in Chester