gastropubs más populares en Barton

4 restaurantes cercanos disponibles

1. The Savvy Fox

Nuevo

4.2

Increíble(16)

££££Precio: Caro

• Gastro pub • Wrexham

Reservado 13 veces hoy

The brand new Savvy Fox Pub at Hotel Wrexham opens November 24! Get ready to experience our brand-new daily breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, featuring fresh, flavoursome dishes that will have any fox on the run! Whether you are stopping by for a quick bite or a cozy dinner, we’ve got something for everyone. With a lively atmosphere, great company, and excellent selection of beverages to boot – The Savvy Fox is your new favourite spot in town.

2. Ring O' Bells

4.5

Increíble(1835)

££££Precio: Moderado

• Gastro pub • Chester

Reservado 20 veces hoy

The Ring O’ Bells is located in the heart of the picturesque Cheshire village Christleton. Recently extended & fully refurbished to the highest standard the unique plush interior creates a fabulous ambience and compliments the pubs picturesque surroundings.The addition of The Glasshouse, a contemporary new extension, gives an exciting dimension to the pub, creating a spectacular dining environment perfect for hosting any special event. In the warmer months its fully retractable doors create the ideal inside/outside space. The restaurant has also been given a fresh new look creating a vibrant place to dine. For main meals, the new spring/summer menu includes wonderful seasonal dishes such as Orchiette Pasta with Fennel Sausage, Wild Broccoli & Shaved Scamorza and Roasted Rack of Lamb with Fondant Potato, alongside established favourites like hand-stretched stone-baked pizzas and Sunday roasts. Alfresco drinking & dining is also well catered for – when weather permits.

3. Dog and Pickle

4.2

Increíble(198)

££££Precio: Caro

• Gastro pub • Wrexham

Reservado 9 veces hoy

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4. The Nags Head

4.6

Excepcional(325)

££££Precio: Caro

• Gastro pub • Beeston

Reservado 14 veces hoy

The Nag's Head is a quintessential English pub in a village called Haughton Moss, near Tarporley in rural Cheshire. It has been re-mixed and re-imagined by the people behind the multi-award winning Altrincham Market; Mackie Mayor, Manchester and Picturedrome, Macclesfield.The Nag's Head is a listed building that dates back to its origin as a Smithy in the 1740's, on the trade route connecting the ports of Liverpool and North Wales to the Potteries.At The Nag's Head sister venues we have earned a reputation for high quality food, delivered in beautiful buildings, served informally. The point? - to make eating out with family, with friends, with kids with dogs accessible, rewarding and part of your 'everyday'.Expect seasonal changes, kitchen co-labs with our sister venues, glamping, growing and outdoorsy stuff on our adjoining 4 acres in the not-too-distant future.