Best places: Gastropubs in Frodsham, United Kingdom

Hotel offering contemporary accommodations in a traditional building, plus a cosy bar/restaurant.

Stained glass, comfy sofas and open fires in a country inn with a beer garden and a pub food menu.

17th-century, split-level stone inn with Modern British menu and riverside seating.

Rustic venue adorned with quirky animal paintings, serving pizza cooked in a wood stone oven.

👍 An absolute joy of a pub and well worth going for their Sunday Roast. The pub isn't far from the Lymm exit of the M6 and has an outdoor eating area, parking and all the trimmings of a gastropub inside (though I find the decor a little dated). The value of the roast is outstanding and it's rare that...

Posh country house lodging with fine dining, a spa and fitness facilities among landscaped gardens.

Chic yet rustic rooms in a classic inn with a gastropub featuring fireside dining and garden seats.

Traditional English inn dating to 1664, serving up real ales, home-cooked food and live sports.

Landscaped gardens surround this contemporary pub with a seasonal British and European menu.

18th-century oak-beamed pub with B&B accommodations, plus upscale gastropub meals and real ales.

Country-style rooms with free WiFi in a 16th-century inn, plus a beer garden overlooking a lake.

👍👍 Following on from the review below. Stayed over for a couple of nights recently, lovely rooms, fantastic food (including a really hearty breakfast). Good selection of beers and wines. Just as excellent as my previous experience. Went to a birthday meal. Absolutely lovely pub, gorgeous food all reas...

Long-standing, unpretentious country pub serving seasonal ales and a big choice of British dishes.

Traditional country inn offering a pub with a restaurant and a beer garden, plus casual, warm rooms.

Real ales and homemade food in a local microbrewery pub with seats in a grassy garden by the canal.

Modest rooms in a circa-1800s lodging with a traditional bar/restaurant and free hot breakfast.

Pub-restaurant, allegedly haunted by a ploughman, offering beer garden, eclectic cuisine and fires.

😠 Tried to book a group of us in after a walk we had arranged on Sunday. They have 60 place settings but were unwilling to accommodate our booking and really unhelpful with 5 days notice. Apparently it is because it is a weekend and it is busy. I would say that would be more reason to accommodate a b...

18th-century, stone-built rural inn with log fires offering pub fare, fixed-price menu and real ale.

Rural dining pub in an airy converted barn with countryside views from the garden terrace.