Delicious Sunday Roast in a charming setting. Professional and friendly service. Look forward to…read moregoing back next time I'm at Cheshire Oaks.

Since being taken over by new management in 2010 this sucsesful little family run pub has only got…read morebetter. It hostes a selection of guest ales including my personal favourite german larger Warsteiner and various other real ales all worth a try. The small pub does offer food but I'm yet to try any, so I can't comment on the quality but all looks rather nice. The staff are as warm and friendly as the surroundings making it the ideal place for a pint and a bag of nuts after a hard days graft.

What a brilliant local bar and restaurant ! Friendly and…read morewelcoming owners and staff We went there with the family and all of us from the youngest to the oldest enjoyed it . We had some delicious food. Everything was good from the soup of the day to the the daily specials. I had the lamb tagine which was very tasty. The pie of the day was lamb and mint which was also good. The fishy starters and mains were yum as were the desserts of plum and rhubarb crumble ,banoffee pie and sticky chocolate sponge to name just a few.. We cannot wait for our next visit to Willaston so that we can all visit the Nag's Head again .

I cannot praise the Chimneys enough it is amazing and I love it, evening meal or lunch. Free coffee…read morerefils and believe me the coffee is gorgeous (unusual for a pub). Great range of meals and they change their menu with the seasons. You have to try their chicken and bacon sandwich may not sound exciting but WOW it's fantastic. Also their homemade beef burgers are delicious. Open fire really adds to the cozy atmosphere and along with the delightful staff and I mean all of them they are a joy and whenever I'm thinking of going out to eat this is always one of my top choices.

I love this pub. My friend and I ate here a couple months back, and I absolutely adored the…read moreexperience. It's almost like being a really big, warm friendly house. They Web site doesn't tell, but I think that it actually used to be a large house. There are a couple of fireplaces, and in the winter they have real log fires burning. The food was delicious--real home cooked British meals, including a variety of vegetarian choices on the menu. The wait staff and bar tender were very friendly, and it was really enjoyable chatting with some of them. This is a great place to take guests visiting from other countries as it's a very traditional, English experience. I would definitely eat here again, and highly recommend it.

the tap is very much a local regulars pub, everyone knows everyone there with there great selection…read moreof dirnks and cosey interrior is a greta place to forget the oldside world

An excellent place to knock back a few beers after visiting the local park 'Eastham Ferry Park' a…read moregreat reserve with large fields and wooded areas ideal for a ramble or walk of the dog. There is a nice shop to buy some nuts from nearby as well for the squrrels. However back to the Tap. Based as the 'downmarket' place for Ferry passengers (when the Liverpool - Eastham ferry was still in use) it's a 'sister' place of sorts to the Eastham Ferry Restaurant across the car park. Now it's a flourishing olde worlde pub with the pride of place in the bar going to the Ex-HMS Liverpool's bell. Good beer and three 'real' ales that regularly get drunk dry by it's most frequent customers, bikers. Yes the purveyors of the steel steed come here often but only because of the excellent views of the Mersey with the three graces in one direction and the glittering lights of speke airport in the other. A great place to relax and forget about it all for an afternoon.

Atmospheric old pub with very pleasant staff on the whole. Food getting expensive now for the…read morequality on offer. Toasties are best value. Good selection of guest beers. However this is not the place to come with learning disabled family members or if you want a private group conversation without being monitored for political correctness. Pity.

Greetings from the Wirral countryside! Where the air is clean, the sheep are plentiful and pubs…read morelike the Wheatsheaf actually feel halfway authentic. Well, you can't get more authentic than a thatched roof and a bunch of friendly locals now can you? Sigh, even at the tender age of 26 I'm thinking this is the sort of place I could happily retire. In wintertime I imagine this pub would feel especially cosy, with a roaring fire and snug little corners. The drink prices are pretty normal really, rather reasonable and food-wise it actually has an award-winning chef at the helm. The restaurant is kind of separate but it's still perfectly acceptable to grab a few beverages and take them through with you. There's plenty of choice and everyone is well catered for, including vegetarians, plus the desserts are really something else and everything is truly homemade. Lunchtime special offers also come much appreciated.

The Hare and Hounds is my local It has good food and a friendly atmosphere in very comfortable…read moresurroundings The pub hosts a quiz night and entertainment regularly and now holds a business networking event regularly.

Bog standard pub but it's cheap (v.cheap), nicely done out and the staff are great. Plus, it's only…read morea 5 minute walk for me when I'm back home in Wirral. Gets very busy at half term as you would expect with prices that cheap but all in all, it's a very decent pub.

Traditional Award winning Thwaites real ale pub,Previously awarded cask mark accreditation,Thwaites…read moreOriginal, Bomber and Wainwrights, New guest ale arrived (Sept 2011) Triple C 4.2 ABV described as a A single hopped IPA for summertime refreshment. Brewed exclusively with Cascade hops giving a definite citrus edge.Warsteiner and San Miguel and Fosters lager on draft. No meals served.Quiz nite that doesn't take itself too serious 9-00pm Sundays. Friendly staff and a comfortable pub with real ale, what more could you want. http://www.the-rose-and-crown.com/