Wasn’t sure what to expect. After a brief visit for a nosey we returned for the water tasting experience. I was genuinely bowled over by it. I’ve never cared much for bottled water but after this I actually notice the difference between brands. I have cut out other soft drinks and tap water completely. Entertaining and thought provoking. Well worth an hour of anyone’s time.
Such a waste of a beautifully located public house… run down, dirty, and looking like a back yard business is outside. Hardly open and no food but to be honest it’s not at all inviting, However if you’re into mineral water this could suit. The spring water in the area is apparently special and so I guess that’s where the focus is. But although the company van looks pretty and clean it’s the only thing that is. The owners are missing out on so much here … why not clean up, offer delicious local ale and food and keep customers coming back rather than walking past thinking ‘aw now where do we go’ … it’s several miles to the next pub and if you’re walking (as I was) this would be on the list of hostelries. The area of Wildboarclough is stunningly beautiful with plenty of history to attract visitors. Come on all at The Crag .. serve your ale and a small varied menu and we’ll support you.
Well a far cry to what it used to be 😥 gutted .. so used to it being a thriving walkers and mtb paradise a well earned rest it is NOT .. run down .. no warming fire .. no draught beers .. no food .. no customers .. no customer service .. Mr No even said NO to putting the kettle on for a Cup of Coffee (felt so sorry for the young guy behind the bar he was lovely) .. Mr No apparently is a water sommelier now .. good luck with that you will need all the water you can get to clean your act up (and the toilets need cleaning) 🤣👍 .. and why have you just changed your Google Name after I have posted this review 🤪
I rarely give five stars but on this occasion it is because I admire a pub which is trying very hard and deserves our custom! It's a remote Country pub serves cask ale and tries to cater for food requests. The pub is dog friendly and on a great walk from Macclesfield Forest. Understandably during winter months opening times are limited currently not open Monday / Tuesday other days 12-15.00 so I suggest you check first. However the wincle beer is excellent so go & try!!
This is a hidden gem great beers some of which are local. And the food is mint. A dog welcome place.staff are very nice and friendly. In a amazing place Love this place.
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Allgreave, Cheshire, SK11