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7.8 miles
Rossett, Wrexham, LL12
We are a traditional village pub that offers a warm, friendly atmosphere where you can feel at home. We pride ourselves on our hospitality and remain dedicated to providing good value. With our ran
7.8 miles
Mickle Trafford, Chester, CH2
7.8 miles
Chester, Cheshire, CH1
One time street corner local now modernised and opened out with central bar. Can get loud and busy weekend nights. Fantastic Gourmet Burger Menu. Busking @ the Bouv every Thursday from 9pm. Good Ca
8 miles
Bridge Trafford, Chester, CH2
The Chester Fields is a stunning Country Pub & Restaurant near Chester set in the heart of the Cheshire countryside. We’re famous for our use of local produce, amazing views & bizarrely, the Austrian ski lodge plonked in the middle of Cheshire.
8.1 miles
Saltney, Chester, CH4
The Anchor is a very friendly pub with a great atmosphere. The Sunday roasts are exceptional value for money and the pub is always kept clean. The staff are very helpful. Telephone No. is now 01244 292142
8.5 miles
Rossett, Wrexham, LL12
Welcome to The Nag’s Head, the friendliest historic pub in Wrexham! Pop round any day or night of the week and you’ll find smiling staff, a lovely atmosphere, an outstanding drinks selection, and prop
8.6 miles
Rossett, Wrexham, LL12
Friendly pub in village centre serving food. Dogs allowed in bar area. Themed nights once a month please check our website for details.
8.7 miles
Upton, Chester, CH2
The Brewers Arms is a traditional pub located in Chester, with a beer garden and HD screens
8.8 miles
Dodleston, Chester, CH4
An 18th Century map suggests The Red Lion was established as far back as 1737, though then it was known as "The Red Lyon". Our quiet and peaceful history was interrupted in the autumn of 1845 when the
9.1 miles
Winsford, Cheshire, CW7