Formally named 'St. Martins Lodge', The Architect was built in 1820 by Cheshire County Architect Thomas Harrison as his home. This beautiful, Italian style villa is the latest building to be rescued and returned to glory by Brunning & Price Ltd.
It started with a seed. An idea shared amongst friends. They imagined a secret garden, where all can enjoy curious refreshments of nature...
A concept like no other, offering a soon to be world-famous selection of botanical cocktails, craft beers and ales, Champagne and wine. Food inspired by the deli, rotisserie and BBQ. With live music every night, sublime social times are guaranteed!
Continue the journey and explore our daily adventures... a botanical world awaits!
✪ WELCOME TO CHESTER'S FRIENDLIEST HOTEL & BAR ✪
✪ Built in the mid-ninetieth century, this ideally placed hotel and pub is situated just 50 metres from the Roman Wall. A minutes walk away you'll find Chester's vibrant City Centre that provides a wide selection of bars, restaurants and shops to suit all tastes. Additionally, we are just a 5 minute walk from the Chester Race Course providing the perfect place to stay for any event.
✪ The Bull & Stirrup has been runner up two years running for The Chester in Bloom competition in 2007 and 2008 for 'Pub and Restaurant', which has been o...
"Pub of the Year, the Cellar is a modern, open-plan bar which majors on a wide ranging, imaginative selection of cask and keg ales to suit all tastes". http://www.chestercamra.co.uk/
Chester Beer Project: "We’re now in the realms of pub perfection and we had a very difficult job separating these last two. I was trying to find a word that best describes the Cellar – and I think the word is modern. This place represents evolution – maybe it’s even the forerunner of the next generation of Chester pubs. Whether or not the craft beer revolution will ever completely eclipse the traditional ...
Book a table online and enjoy a spot by our roaring log fire. Or make the best of the British Summertime by eating alfresco in our pretty beer garden.
Built on a site of much importance, The Cheshire Cat is said to sit on the grounds of a battle fought between the Cavaliers and Roundheads. Origionally constructed in 1801, the building was seconded by the government as an administration office in World War II, it was left derelict until 1970 before being beautifully restored to reflect its long and interesting heritage.
Our 14 Room Innkeepers Lodge attracts guests from across Cheshire and the...
Rustic yet refined, whether you're stopping by for a business lunch, making an evening of it with friends or celebrating a special occasion, The Chester Fields makes the perfect meeting place. Settle into one of our comfy sofa’s and bask in the warmth of a roaring fire, enjoying drinks with a view of our stunning gardens and breathtaking scenery - serene in winter and a blaze of glory when Spring and Summer come around.
It’s a place for friends to gather Inn, a place for families to share great times Inn, a place for all to have fun and make memories Inn.
We think we're set to become on...
The Chester Grosvenor's Grade II listed building, with its black and white timbered façade, belies the modern elegance of the hotel interior. The hotel has 68 bedrooms and 12 stylish suites, all individually designed and beautifully furnished with the finest fabrics. It is ideally situated in the north-west of England, close to the motorway network, north Wales, Liverpool, Manchester and the Lake District. Manchester International Airport is only 45 minutes by road and Chester railway station is only five minutes by car.
There are two award-winning restaurants, most notably Simon Radley at ...
From the moment you walk up into the church through our spectacular entrance and enter The Bar on the ground floor, you will be over whelmed with the magnificent interior. Every aspect of the original building has been meticulously restored. No expense has been spared in ensuring the quality of materials and craftsmanship necessary to create the perfect atmosphere to enjoy your favorite tipple in this uniquely historic building, yet the mixture of old and new make it a true original...
We serve 3 Premium Lagers, 4 Real ales, Guiness and Ciders all on draught along with a personally produced c...
Our food is made for eating. It is all prepared on the premises by our team of chefs, led by the skilled hands of our Head Chef, Matthew Scard-Jones. You will find nostalgic famililarity in our menu with no nonsense favourites like hand-battered fish & chips, pie of the day and even a salad special for those looking for something a little lighter. We like to think of ourselves as a little haven for foodies.
What goes great with good food? A good drink. We have an ever-changing real Ale selection, a fantastic wine list with many by the glass and a thirst-quenching selection of softies. For th...
The Dunham Arms is a Marston's pub under new management situated in the idyllic Cheshire countryside.
Open from 12 everyday serving a wide range of freshly cooked food, cask ales, wines, soft drinks and hot beverages there is something for everyone.
Enjoy the afternoon sat in our lovely garden area or enjoy the cosy atmosphere of our pub.
With offers running throughout the week then be sure not to miss out:
Mondays 5pm onwards - All steaks 2 for 1
Wednesdays 5pm onwards - Any curry and a drink only £5.95
Fridays from 5pm onwards - Free drink with any fish meal from the main menu
Enjo...
The Grosvenor is a large, rather austere Victorian governess of a building which looks a little ungainly from the road side, but from the garden side it’s a delight of higgledy-piggledy roof lines and soft, warm Cheshire common brick. This is a charming pub with well-spaced rooms and a great outside terrace leading into a small but very pleasing garden, which in turn leads onto the village green. The locals are very fond of it.
