Set within the quaint and picturesque historical village of Styal, Wilmslow.
The Ship Inn Styal was one of our very first pubs.
Set within the quaint, picturesque historical village of Styal, Wilmslow, it’s a firm favourite with locals and those looking for a great pint and friendly bar staff. With the surrounding area in the safe hands of the National Trust, the pub welcomes keen walkers from near and far.
When it comes to dining, the seasonal menu offers foodies out there freshness, flavour and comfort. We also serve an outstanding Sunday Roast!
Faye and her team take pride in giving the best service and deliver consistently on fresh and mouthwatering dishes. There is a great children’s menu, and dogs are welcome in the sheltered outdoor areas.
A charming village pub in Bramhall, on the outskirts of Greater Manchester
The C&C is a fun and friendly concept, designed to create excitement, contented conversation, delicious debate and executive exchanges.
Our main bar has ornamental character, in contrast to the rear of the pub which offers a botanical themed garden with a retractable roof - perfect for al fresco dining on warm, sunny days.
You will enjoy a proper traditional pub experience with real ales, great wines and spirits. We also serve a mix of pub favourites on our menu, and a wide variety of sharing small plates, not forgetting our famous roast served on a Sunday.
Our sultry side comes alive at weekend when we have music and dancing until late!
A beautiful dining destination in the heart of Alderley Park, in Alderley Edge.
Here, guests can enjoy classic British dishes and fine selections of champagnes, wines, spirits, beers, cask ales, soft drinks and even a delicious breakfast at the weekends from 9am - 11am.
The Churchill Tree has a flamboyant finish and is steeped in history. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the building was a happy family home, a place for governmental gatherings, and even a British Red Cross hospital for wounded war heroes during WW2.
The careful transition into the hospitality sector has required a collective effort from expert architects and designers who have guided its new classic yet contemporary scheme with care, protecting and enhancing its key listed features along the way.
The Churchill Tree is a 'proper pub' where you'll no doubt leave feeling rather special.
This colourful vegan hub is tucked away in the upstairs area of Bramhall’s village pub the Crown and Conspirator offers a Mediterranean meets Middle Eastern philosophy, curated from personal memoirs, pastimes and talent.
The OTTO menu is inspired by real explorations, and crafted using an infusion of flavours from the powerful Ottoman Empire, which stretched from Turkish regions to the edges of European borders in the 1600’s. Even after its demise during the early 1900’s the remaining regions have long thrived with rich and fertile land perfect for OTTO‘s dishes.
Our new pub which is out of this world. This new dining destination is part of the Goostrey community and harbours open fires, a cosy bar area, lots of outdoor parking and great local
walks.
The menu here is as great as everywhere else, with dishes like Steak and Ale Pie, our Signature Fish and Chips and Sunday roast providing all the pub comforts you'll ever need.
The neighbouring Jodrell Bank Observatory is a great day out and celebrates the work of local astronomer Bernard Lovell, the true Space Invader.
The Cock O’Budworth is a beautiful Grade II listed village pub in the scenic area of Great Budworth. The pub is beautifully furnished throughout with cosy snugs, low beams, open fires and cobbled entrance.
The former 17th century coaching inn is a community pub for locals and a destination spot where guests can expect a consistently great, freshly cooked dishes off an extensive, seasonal menu.
This wouldn’t be a proper country pub without great surrounding walls, a great beer garden and a dog friendly bar area. Plus, the pub caters for functions and other events with a choice of buffet menus available.
The Shady Oak, also known as The Shady by its locals is a beautiful canalside pub neatly nestled by the Shropshire Union Canal, a mile from Beeston Castle and only 7 miles from Chester. With stunning views of nearby Beeston and Peckforton Castle, this pub is one of Cheshire's best known and much -loved country pub and dining destinations.
As well as serving a fresh, seasonal menu, this great pub offers seasonal camping and canal moorings with excellent facilities, making it the perfect getaway spot.
Please call the team directly for camping enquiries and visit our website to make daily reservations.
Our team at The Shady will welcome you with a warm smile, great food and great selection.
