Water Green Tavern - Menu

96 Waters Green, Cheshire East, United Kingdom

🛍 Pub, Fish, Beer, Lunch

4.4 💬 1344 Reviews
Water Green Tavern

Phone: +441625422653

Address: 96 Waters Green, Cheshire East, United Kingdom

City: Cheshire East

Dishes: 19

Reviews: 1344

Website: https://www.facebook.com/watersgreentavern

"Pleasant small courtyard that now has a white gazebo covering half of the outside space. Staff are friendly and other patrons were welcoming. We went on a Thursday evening for a couple of drinks and it wasn't crowded. There is sanitiser and a book to sign and give a mobile number. We will happily return."

Jim Jim

Good quality basic pub. Food only served very limited hours.

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Mike
Mike

I cannot provide a rating for the food as I did not eat there.


Eddie
Eddie

Good old fashioned pub with excellent beer and a seriously grumpy landlord


Mike773
Mike773

18/11/23: not a bad boozer! Small selection of craft ale/craft beer on tap!


John
John

I was charged £8 for a pint of Guiness and a pint of Lime and Soda. The Guiness cost £5.


Eric
Eric

Never saw so many heads turn to look at us upon entering the door. Nice for the yocals, I suppose.


John
John

A warm and friendly pub on the Saturday evening that we visited. No food served , though a very good selection of craft ales


Gary
Gary

My wife and I had a great meal and enjoyed some delicious beers at a restaurant close to The Station in Macclesfield during our weekend getaway. The food and beer were both excellent.


Kev
Kev

I really enjoyed this restaurant. It has a classic old school pub vibe and serves bar food during lunch hours from 12pm to 2pm. The staff is excellent and it's a fun place to play a spontaneous game of pool. Plus, they serve Dortmunder beer, which is a nice bonus.


Amy
Amy

Pleasant small courtyard that now has a white gazebo covering half of the outside space. Staff are friendly and other patrons were welcoming. We went on a Thursday evening for a couple of drinks and it wasn't crowded. There is sanitiser and a book to sign and give a mobile number. We will happily return.

Categories

  • Pub Enjoy a lively atmosphere with our classic pub favorites. From hearty burgers and fish 'n' chips to savory pies and craft brews, our menu promises a cozy experience ideal for unwinding with friends.
  • Fish Delight in our exquisite fish dishes, crafted from the freshest catch of the day. From grilled favorites to savory stews, our menu celebrates the ocean's bounty with flavors to satisfy every palate.
  • Beer Discover our selection of refreshing beers, from crisp lagers to bold ales and rich stouts. Whether you prefer local brews or international favorites, we have the perfect pint to elevate your dining experience.
  • Lunch Satisfy your midday cravings with our delicious lunch menu. From fresh salads and hearty sandwiches to savory soups and vibrant bowls, each dish is crafted to give you the perfect midday boost.

Amenities

  • Seating
  • Mastercard

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