The Yew Tree Inn – 15% off lunch/10% off evening

The Yew Tree Inn is a rather handsome village pub, built by The Earl of Crewe in the 19th century that has been lovingly refurbished to it’s former glory.

Inside you’ll find open fires, old beams and a great big bar plus the odd twist or two that befits the quirkiness of this beautiful corner of Cheshire. We’ve also added a wonderful summer terrace for al fresco dining and watch out for future events on our adjacent paddock plus we plan to add up to ten boutique bedrooms in the not so distant future!

We offer freshly made, locally sourced food from a seasonal menu with daily specials combined with informal service in a cosy and relaxed atmosphere. At the bar you’ll find an eclectic range of spirits including an ever growing single malt collection, plus an extensive wine list (and our own Wine Club) and a cracking range of real ales. Read More

Ring O’Bells Tavern – 10% off

Ring O’ Bells is located in the heart of the pretty village of Christleton near Chester, one of Cheshire’s most beautiful.

The pub is a shining example of a 21st Century country pub. New meets old and contemporary meets traditional in a relaxed environment where everyone can enjoy the very best in food & drink.

A wide range of high quality drinks are available with a bespoke wine list from Bibendum of London, alongside a selection of hand pulled cask ales. Read More

Tudor Rose/Two Mills – Two meals for £10

The Tudor Rose is situated at the gateway to North Wales. Local attractions include Chester Zoo and Cheshire Oaks outlet village.

For shops and local amenities, Chester city centre is just 7 miles away and Deeside industrial parks are nearby.

Wirral (Two Mills) Premier Inn, located adjacent to The Tudor Rose, has everything you would expect from a Premier Inn – incredibly comfy beds in every room and an onsite full table service Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving great value pub favourites in a family friendly environment. Read More

The Farndon – free bottle of house wine

Originally built in the 16th Century and formerly known as The Raven, The Farndon sits in the heart of the picturesque village of Farndon. The village, renowned for its strawberry fields, lies on the Cheshire plain surrounded by open countryside, on the border between England and Wales, giving easy access to both Chester and Wrexham

Recently been extensively refurbished throughout with both the pub and restaurant restored to their former glory, the contemporary but modern design creates a welcoming, homely feeling and is enhanced by the warmth from the open log fire and friendly, helpful staff. Read More