good pub lunch south manchester / cheshire

[ceebmoj]

As per the title realy, heading out for a run shortly and fancy having lunch some where new does anybody have any sugestions?

[guy10]

Sutton Hall, Macclesfield is very good

http://www.brunningandprice.co.uk/suttonhall/

Guy

[KMF]

Well i am going to rivi barn for my sunday lunch in the Atom, the food is bril and the sun is out

[qureshia]

Plough & Flail Mobberley

http://www.thedeckersgroup.com/html/PloughFlail_14...

[ceebmoj]

guy10 said:

Sutton Hall, Macclesfield is very good

http://www.brunningandprice.co.uk/suttonhall/

Guy

Just got back, lovely pub. I also had a great blast out and about as well.


thanks for the other sugestions will try them next time.

Edited by ceebmoj on Sunday 25th March 17:49

[kirsty-s2k]

ceebmoj said:

Just got back, lovely pub. I also had a great blast out and about as well.


thanks for the other sugestions will try them next time.

Edited by ceebmoj on Sunday 25th March 17:49

There's a few B&P pubs around and they're always ace!! Best bit is one's opened in Thelwall so not far to go at all now! :-)

[ceebmoj]

kirsty-s2k said:

There's a few B&P pubs around and they're always ace!! Best bit is one's opened in Thelwall so not far to go at all now! :-)

B&P pubs? Dont think I know them. Will keep my eyes pealed

[kirsty-s2k]

ceebmoj said:

B&P pubs? Dont think I know them. Will keep my eyes pealed

The one you were at today is a Brunning and Price (B&P) pub. There are a few around the north west and wales, well worth planning runs out to a few like the Dysart Arms, Bunbury and Pant-yr-Ochain, Wrexham.

The one at Mold is a good stop of point on the way back from trackdays at Anglesey too

[guy10]

Ah - top job - glad you enjoyed it - I should have mentioned that the sunday roast, burger or fish and chips are my favourites(!)...but it sounds like you found something to your taste...don't know which roads you tried but if you came come back to Macclesfield a mile or so, turn right onto the cat and fiddle to Buxton, turn left to Whaley Bridge, turn left again (past my house!) back to Macclesfield, and you would have had a ball........hmmmm....maybe I should have told you that as well....

I'll get me coat....

Guy

[ceebmoj]

guy10 said:

don't know which roads you tried but if you came come back to Macclesfield a mile or so, turn right onto the cat and fiddle to Buxton, turn left to Whaley Bridge, turn left again (past my house!) back to Macclesfield, and you would have had a ball

Thanks for the new route. Did a leisurely blat up the cat and fiddle and then went to find some quite back roads. The main reason for the trip out was so that OH could get used to driving the 7 she seam to be getting the hang of the sequential box but is not quite confident enough for clutchless up shifts yet

Edited by ceebmoj on Monday 26th March 22:46

[mat777]

Best 2 gastropubs in Cheshire - the Roebuck in Mobberly and the Dysart Arms in Bunbury

[Deva Link]

kirsty-s2k said:

ceebmoj said:

B&P pubs? Dont think I know them. Will keep my eyes pealed

The one you were at today is a Brunning and Price (B&P) pub.

I think they've done well to keep their pubs fairly individual. B&P is owned itself by a much bigger company.

mat777 said:

Best 2 gastropubs in Cheshire - the Roebuck in Mobberly and the Dysart Arms in Bunbury

Not sure if this is current, but say the Roebuck is closed: http://www.theroebuck.com/

[Fane]

Deva Link said:

Not sure if this is current, but say the Roebuck is closed: http://www.theroebuck.com/

Confirmed - was closed last Thursday night when we went to the excellent Bulls Head across the road.