Best places: Gastropubs in Great Boughton, United Kingdom

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

Lively, quirky Irish bar with eclectic decor and cocktails, plus regular live music and sports TV.

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

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.

Straightforward rooms in a laid-back gastropub offering free breakfast, parking & Wi-Fi.

Homely pub in a circa-1911 building offering British fare, cask ales & lagers, plus outdoor tables.

👍👍 The staff were very pleasant & the service was amazing. The venue was lovely & was very comfortable to relax in, with lively music in the background while we enjoyed our remarkable breakfast, cooked to perfection! Me & my wife will definitely visit here on a regular occurrence. Thank you very much f...

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.

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

👍👍 Sound pub with friendly staff. There's a little seating area in the front which is decent and they are dog friendly. Pizzas were were nice and a good selection of drinks available. Would pop in again when in West Kirby.

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

Traditional pub food, sport on TV & live music, plus home to Laughterhouse Comedy.

Classic red-brick pub renovated sympathetically and serving an eclectic global menu with TV sport.

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...