Great to find a pub that's not been modernised ! We had…read moregreat beer and clean food, all at fair prices and the locals smiled. Will definatley call in again and again !

Fantastic food. Going the extra mile during COVID restrictions. Great bar staff. Outdoor dining and…read moredrinking in a large marquee in the car park/garden area. Bar staff wonderful.

A large, sprawling pub and restaurant in the Cheshire countryside that's been recently renovated by…read morethe looks of things. The interior is comfortably furnished with a mixture of chairs and sofas to give a relaxed atmosphere. If you were looking for a traditional country pub though it's probably more on the stylish gastro end of the spectrum. That said, the food we had from starters to desserts was superb. Our group, which included a baby and a toddler, were well taken care of and we had a large table tucked away from the main dining area where we could spread out a bit. You can't travel light with young 'uns! Sunday roasts and British dishes head the menu, though the selection for all courses was pretty extensive - I opted for their oak-smoked chicken liver pâté followed by the Sunday roast platter (roast beef, roast turkey and loin of pork) and then sticky toffee and apple pudding (because dessert). Their bar stock includes cask-conditioned beers, real ales and bottles which was good to see. As a designated driver though, I was on the blackcurrant and lemonade! Service was attentive throughout and we were never made to feel rushed at any point. A super venue for a lazy Sunday lunch - will definitely return.

Out for a stroll and stopped in for a pint, ended up enjoying a nice pie too. Highly recommend.read more

We lucked out with this hotel! We had a morning flight out of Manchester and so we drove from my…read morehusband's hometown and stayed overnight in this super cute pub hotel. A MUCH better price than the hotels right next to the airport, yet this hotel/pub is just minutes from the hotel. The room was large and the bathroom was so nice and updated! The cow art in the hallways was sooooo cute! I loved loved it! The pub service could have been more attentive, but we were a little impatient as we wanted to repack for the flight the next day. The food was good! My husband enjoyed his flatbread pizza. My gammon steak was incredibly salty, like way too salty. Free parking. Easy check in/out Good WiFi We are back in the UK in August and we're already booking our overnight stay at this hotel. We're looking forward to it. Who says that about their night before a long flight?

The Plough and Flail Inn does not sell crisps, nuts, pork scratchings, scampi fries, bacon fries,…read morecheese moments or anything of that ilk. The whole point of drinking beer!!!!!!! If you are still reading then here is the rest of the review: The Plough and Flail is next to a really cute alpaca farm!!!! So you can walk across the road and stare at the alpacas doing their thang (chewing grass). It is a really cute little cottagey style building, with plenty of outdoor seating and lots of grassy verges to sit on. It also has a pretty robust looking childrens play area which I stared at longingly as I drank my Becks Vier. (not because i have an unhealthy interest in children, but because I wanted a go on the swings and possibly slide). The Menu is pretty meat centric, sausage and mash, steaks burgers etc and it has a fish specials board which has just about every fishy dish you could ever want. There is even a kids menu and the place seemed really child friendly. I sat outside and the smell of the food was so enticing I wandered inside to sit on one of the big sofas which were very comfortable. It is quite opulent inside while maintaining a rustic homey feel. I have it on good authority (my mum) that the food is EXCELLENT. So try it and tell 'em my mum sent you.

This was exceptional. The atmosphere was calming and beautiful. The cheese and onion pie was…read moreamazing. If you want a delicious and relaxing evening make sure you go here.

First time being in Europe and in England as well as we are from The United States. We were staying…read moreat a nearby hotel and wanted something to eat on a specific day that we were in Manchester. We asked our hotel receptionists what was a god place to eat near the hotel and airport walking distance and they pointed us to "The Romper" although it's in an Odd location. The food was great. I ordered some kind of sandwich made with breaded chicken that was AMAZING. I recommend this. And the people were so so sweet. They took care of us in the most amazing manner ever. A hidden gem forsure. Great vibes here.

Went to the romper before leaving Manchester. Had fish and chips. Was perfectly cooked. We were…read more30 min late to our reservation and was not a problem. We were very grateful as it was a bit late. We also had sticky toffee pudding and this was out of this world.

Amazing pub- perhaps best ever. Servers are top notch. Food excellent…read more Gin bar is amazing. Gins that are one-of-a-kind!!! I've never seen a pub this busy in the middle of nowhere. Lots of people mean good food & good drink! U won't be disappointed!

I an giving this rating purely on the welcome and the service. Based on food alone it would be a 3*…read moreproperty. In the area for but a single night I needed a meal and a beverage. This was my only choice and it overall it worked. On the way down a small hill the Bulls Head is situated, with its substantial charming beer gardens, on the left side.The atmosphere was quite welcoming from each staff member I encountered. The barrooms are decidedly aged with great coziness and low ceilings with exposed timbers etc. Overall a very pleasing atmosphere. Several local cask beers are available to be pulled. I sampled 2 neither of which appealed to my IPA preference of style. The menu has some very tasty sounding options and all I saw served were extremely pleasing to the eye. Sadly I feel the kitchens quest for attractiveness in plating does not translate to the flavours on the plate. My lamb rump was overly rare and a little chewy. In talking to a very pleasant local couple who were also dining, they told me that the food here is always good pub fare. In other words it does the trick but you really aren't going to be excited. As an added bonus horses and riders are welcomed.

What a delightful and unexpected find - a gorgeous "gastropub" out in the country quite a way from…read morethe big city of Manchester but near a beautiful little village of Knutsford and several clearly upscale (large, wonderful looking homes) suburbs. The pub itself is cosy and welcoming, full of character and very friendly, warm staff. Many little nooks where you can enjoy your meal and conversation with low level music in the background. It was a cold day so we were glad tat there were (many gas) open hearths around. It is located right next door to a ancient but very well tended church (St. Ostwald's). We decided to go with lunches from the Christmas offerings. We both enjoyed our (different) 3 courses (see the pics!). I have recalibrated my standards and so if I can only give Raphael in Bath 5 stars then it is going to be VERY tough for me to give 5 stars to anywhere else! We enjoyed the whole experience at the Bells of Peover so much that I give the cuisine a solid 4 stars but boost the overall score to 5 stars based on the experience, the charm and the ambiences. Two big thumbs up Review #104 2019

Service was great, drinks were good, food was delicious. The ambiance was very laid back, while…read morekeeping it classy. Loved all the greenery and flowers around the property. We will definitely return to try other items on the menu.

Hostess was attentive, friendly and helpful with meal selections. Food was well seasoned and…read moreflavorful. My favorite was the Eton Mess dessert. Atmosphere is warm and inviting. Enjoyed the lovely view.

Fish and chips melt in your mouth. Technically, the chips are crispy. Cooked perfectly. Homity…read morepie: delicious with or without the gravy. Atmosphere for the season is beautiful. Great service too.

We thoroughly enjoyed our outdoor lunch at this historic pub. The food was spectacular, and we…read moreespecially loved the Steak and Ale pie for the depth of flavor, and the Salmon with mussels was truly phenomenal. It was a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There is a nice parking lot, lots of outdoor tables, and the WC was spacious and well kept. We plan to come back after Lockdown 2.0.

A lovely afternoon country walk in the autumnal sun was the order of the day yesterday and planning…read moreahead meant we booked 'The Ship' for 5pm after our walk at Quarry Bank ( a great NT site if you get the chance to go) 5pm seemed to be optimum busy time but the staff were friendly and courteous, while getting us settled in (FYI: We weren't told you need to open a tab and order all drinks and food at the bar) - but after being in here a few mins, there was only one thing on our mind and that was Sunday roasts after seeing the giant Yorkshire puds whizzing through. We chose the pub sharing platter to start between 4.5 of us (our 2 year old daughter has a great appetite...) which consisted of some great fresh pork pies, sausages, scratchings, bread etc - and then followed this with some tasty roasts (mixed pork and beef really hit the spot) - with all the trimmings - lovely veg and of course those ace Yorkshires (check out my pics) Dessert was tasty with a great selection - Eton Mess and Choc Brownie were awesome. We weren't drinking for various reasons but they did have a fairly decent selection of traditional ales and wines. The soft drink selection was great too - Fentimans all round for us. A lovely country inn, great food, drinks and surroundings - can't wait to go back!