F 18 Taste Cheshire Cheshire Food The Chester Fields


Foraging Feasts It’s time to explore the countryside!


celebrate all their local suppliers by carving their names in to the bar, as well as


having a niche in the quality eating market in Cheshire. It’s relaxed and


informal, featuring quality cooking in a menu that, thanks to their philosophy and vision to serve the best


quality food from their country kitchen, excites all the way through!


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back towards Chester, call in at Manor Farm Shop where their locally


reared meats are available for you to take home. There’s also a great variety of locally prepared pies and cakes.


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Estate Farm Shop Hawarden Estate Farm Shop grow and rear many of their own products and represent a number of the local producers in what can only be described as one of the best settings around. In the shadow of Hawarden Castle this superbly appointed farm shop has everything – freshly baked breads and pies, local cheeses, fruit and veg, a butchers shop and charcuterie.


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G olf Resort & Spa You may want to make a booking at the Carden Park Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa, as you will not be able to resist their Vineyard! They grow, harvest and produce a very special selection of two classic British Sparkling wines. Take a tour and try one (or two!) of the wines – have some to accompany your meal, toast at the bar to a special occasion or you can simply buy as a memento – we guarantee you won’t be leaving empty handed.


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