28 Taste Cheshire 25 The Chester Fields
Nestled in the heart of the Cheshire countryside only 4 miles from Chester city centre, The Chester Fields offers you a home from home welcome, distinguished by great service, food & drink. We are incredibly proud of our relationships with our local producers and suppliers, and they make a huge contribution to who we are. Huw Rowlands of Grange Farm supplies rare breed beef right to our very doorstep. Stratton and Stratton produce the very best Gloucester Old Spot and their gammon is the best we’ve ever tasted. As a delicious treat to start, our vegetarian goat’s cheese & red onion tart using Delamere goats cheese is just divine! Wallis the Bakers deliver fresh bread every morning and Backford Belles make sure our ice cream is the creamiest for miles. With the most succulent top- side beef served on a Sunday with all the trimmings, a whole chicken for two and our special kids menu packed with fresh and healthy produce, The Chester Fields has a special something for everyone.
Mon – Sun: 12pm – 11pm
Sandfield Farm, Chester Road, Bridge Trafford, Chester CH2 4JR T: 01244 303 100 W:
www.thechesterfields.co.uk
26 Crewe Hall
Set in our contemporary West Wing, our AA Rosette award-winning restaurant is uncomprisingly modern. The décor is light, fresh and inspirational.
Our menus have been devised by our dedicated chefs and we can guarantee after one visit that your taste buds will love you forever. You have the choice of some traditional dishes, with the more adventurous palates catered for in the à la carte option where modern cuisine is presented at its best.
The opulent Sheridan lounge at Crewe Hall has been awarded 8th place by the AA for Afternoon Tea. Our team of chefs incorporate foods based around traditional ideas from the past including various contemporary styles and concepts.
To avoid disappointment, we recommend that you pre book your table.
Mon – Sun: 7am – 10pm
Weston Road, Crewe, Cheshire CW1 6UZ T: 01270 259 318 W:
www.qhotels.co.uk
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