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.

This is a very old pub in Chester. We were spending a few hours there and it was difficult to find…read morea place where lunch was served after 3pm and before 6pm, but they do! Very high ceilings, lovely large high windows. The dishes were quite big and there was a good selection in the menu. The place smelled a bit like fried food, but overall I would still recommend it !

Such a charming place. Very grand and olde in appearance. Jacobean apparently…read more They were serving the excellent Pogo from Salopian among about 8 ales I think. I followed it up with Spitting Feathers Thirst Quencher, which did what it promised but no more. Spitting Feathers are the brewery that owns the pub. Enjoyed their cheese plate while discussing European and UK politics with a couple of very nice chaps from just across the border.

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.

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.

Cozy place, food was so delicious, service was so quick and they gave us two free glasses of…read morechampagne when they knew I'm celebrating my anniversary with my partner.

29/5/17 Food…read moreStandards Agency Rating: Awaits an inspection. The interior has low stone arches; so mind your head. There is an upstairs too, but I didn't venture up. For me (with hearing issues) there is not enough soft furnishings to soak up some of the sound, so in the end I removed my hearing aids. There wasn't any loud misic it was just general restaurant chatter. Before I booked I checked out the menu, and is very much in the style of Bistrot Pierre. Bistrot Pierre was founded in 1994, and the COTE series of restaurants was founded in 2007. However, the latter have more sites. They automatically add 12.5% to the bill. I'm happy to pay this if confirmed by the staff that they actually do get the money. Nevertheless, I'd prefer to decide upon my contribution. Before I start about the choices, it was an interesting observation subsequently checking the bill to see that my 11 yo chose the most expensive items that appeared on the bill. Also, is it waiter for all genders these days? Has this hit the languages that have masculine and feminine for objects, and people? I'm going to distinguish between the two by Male Waiter (MW) and Female Waiter (FW). Starters: 2 x Calamari (£6.50 ea) - £13.00 2 x Crab Mayonnaise (£7.75 ea) - £15.00 1 x Prawn - £15.00 Mains: 3 x 7oz Fillet Steaks (£19.95 ea) - £59.85 (2 with garlic butter at £1.25 each - £2.50) 1 x half chicken, garlic butter (extra) £11.50 + £1.25 - £12.75 1 x Steak Frites - £11.50 Sweets: 1 x Creme Brulee - £5.95 1 x Tart Aux Citron - £5.75 1 x Iced Berries - £4.95 1 x Praline Crepe - £6.25 Drinks 3 x Coca Cola - (£2.60 ea) - £7.80 4 x Bottles of Kronenburg (£3.80) - £15.20 1 Cranberry Juice - £2.30 3 x 125ml Lagarde Blanc (£4.25 ez) - £14.25 (cheaper to have had the bottle, will she never learn?) 2 x 125ml Lagarde Rouge (£4.75) - £9.50 1 x Cafe American - £2.30 Service Charge - £24.58 TOTAL - £221.18 Now for the loss of the star: Fillet steaks ordered as follows: Me - Blue Daughter - Rare Son - Medium Unfortunately, it was discovered a bit too late as that garlic butter had been applied and I didn't want garlic butter. We got: Me - Medium Daughter - Blue Son - Rare They were delivered from the kitchen by two MWs. The FW offered me a free drink (I declined), as they couldn't un-cook my steak. We all enjoyed the steaks, but they are supposed to be locally reared and aged 30 days. I have had better aged steaks that don't ooze blood..... However, they were tender. There was also errors on a nearby table: First they brought out one plate of Steak Frites, when two was order, and they thought the old ladies wanted to share.... Not so.... They were told the additional one would take 7 minutes. Quite rightly they asked for the one available to be taken back and both brought to the table at the same time. When their bill arrived, it had 3 steak frites, instead of 2..... I am not quite sure why these mistakes happen: our steaks, and the ladies' steak frites.... Would I return to Cote Brasserie - YES.

Another place I thought I had reviewed but obviously not…read more. Set next to another favourite pub of mine (brewery tap) lies this gem.. The last time i came here they offered large tasty pies like the Pietanic and offered no card payments.. their menu has now changed..no pies :( Anyway this is full of character..with low lying beams..dark, curious and stunning windows. Anyway we retreated back here after finding our favourite restaurant fully booked. The menu is limited with one main fish dish and just one veggie one? Two steak salads were ordered to begin. Comparing this to Solitas I thought it was passable. I Prefer my steak still mooing this was well done and a tad chewy and the salad leaves covered in olive oil.. it was okay for the price. Mains :I fancied some traditional fish and chips..my dad selected the chicken burger . Presentation was good and my haddock looked like a battered shark...huge!! Perched on top of tasty homemade chips and perfect mushy peas. My dad loved his chicken burger stating it was fresh and all homemade. Desserts again were limited.. I had a Eton mess..really tasty bit pricey for what it was..my dad a large slab of sticky toffee cake.. Overall this is a hidden a gem and a good place to retreat when it's busy..with friendly staff, limited but tasty approved food.. two starters, mains, desserts and two round of drinks came to 50 quid..not bad..

Very nice staff. Went in to warm up with my baby and mom and have a meal. It was great and we…read moreenjoyed our meal next to the fire. They tended to our table and made sure the fire was burning. They were very nice and attentive to all their customers. We will be back next time we are in the UK.

As soon as you walk in the door you are immediately greeted by one of the kind wait staff. I…read moreordered the home on the range with scrambled eggs. The pancakes were succulent, the bacon great but a tad salty for my taste. The eggs were cooked to my liking which was great since I prefer hard cooked eggs. It wasn't too crowded but the food took longer than I expected to be brought out.

Such a quirky place but absolutely loved it. From the decor to the food! Happened upon this a e…read moreafter spending the night in Chester. Wanted a restaurant that served something besides eggs for my youngest son. This place absolutely delivered. Great menu and delicious food. A must if you are in Chester for a night or your life!

I can't say that I'll be returning here again any time soon. I'm not going to sit and berate the…read morerestaurant, but it simply wasn't up to scratch. Staff would often shout and ask us questions from across the room, a drink was spilled on one of us (when they were finally brought, having been sat on the counter for 20 minutes after they had been poured (we recieved our food before the drinks)). The food was only lukewarm, and at times tastless, especially the ribs that I had. Granted, it wasn't all bad. Staff were perfectly friendly and hospitable. The gentleman serving us told us not to have a particular item off of the menu (the sliders) as they tasted cheap, so this is a bit of a grey area here. I really do appreciate the fact that a staff member told us not to have a particular item as it would leave us dissapointed, but the fact that they would have such little faith in it so as to call it 'cheap'. That is a fair enough point, though, when they cost £17+! For dessert, I had a Cookie dough Sundae, which again, was rather lacklustre. The whipped cream to top it, tasted rather sour, and then rather than have a number of cookie dough balls scattered throughout the entire sundae, it was just two massive... globs [for lack of a better word], placed under layers of tasteless ice cream. The food itself wasn't awful, it was brought incredibly quickly and was served with a smile at all times, but I think that just about sums up this place to be honest. Friendly staff with the best of intentions, who still have a fair way to go to get to where they should be. Were this a small family run restaurant I might return at a later date to see if they had improved. But as it is just a small link in a large franchise, I can't see head office being too bothered if this link closed down as a result of being unable to make the required changes. There are several places in the vacinity where you would probably be better off, though it wouldn't be fair of me to name them. Overall, only go here if you simply want food instead of an ennjoyable experience, or the local places are all booked up.