Our guide to the best Sunday Roasts in Cheshire, plus nearby top spots for an autumn ramble!

There is an abundance of beautiful country pubs and restaurants in Cheshire and there is nothing quite like cosying up in your favourite spot and enjoying a traditional Sunday lunch. What can make your Sunday even better? A leisurely stroll in Cheshire’s glorious outdoors! Here are a few of our favourites:

The Old Harkers Arms, Chester

Located right beside the Shropshire Union Canal, The Old Harkers Arms is a fantastic option to indulge in a relaxing Sunday lunch in Chester’s city centre. This proper old city of London boozer (in Chester) provides delicious traditional Sunday fayre done to perfection. Having been listed in the ‘Top 10 Whisky Pubs' in the Good Pub Guide, several years running, you can be sure to find that perfect tipple to treat yourself. What’s more is you can take in the gorgeous city of Chester via the canal, river and city walls on this suggested walking route.

The Fishpool Inn, Northwich

The Fishpool Inn is idyllically positioned on the edge of the enchanting Delamere Forest in the beautiful Cheshire countryside. Within the walls of the lovingly-refurbished 18th century building, you will find cosy nooks, welcoming fireplaces and plenty of Cheshire charm. Sumptuous British pub meals including Sunday lunch are on offer alongside wood fired pizzas and flatbreads and an extensive wine and cocktail list. There is even a section dedicated to dog-friendly dining, where your four-legged friend is as welcome to drink, dine and unwind as you are! And, dog or not, you can go for a relaxing walk on one of these suggested routes.

The Pheasant Inn, Tattenhall

Situated in the stunning Peckforton Hills and boasting stunning views of the Cheshire Plain and into the Welsh hills, The Pheasant Inn is a perfect choice for a Sunday lunch. This beautiful Cheshire country pub lies centrally on the Sandstone Trail and is a stone’s throw from Beeston Castle. There’s a regularly updated and well curated menu on offer including Sunday lunch alongside handpicked local real ales and fine wines – you can really treat yourself. After filling your boots at the Pheasant Inn, why not take a stroll on one of these suggested walking routes?

Sutton Hall, Macclesfield

Sutton Hall has an interesting history. It has been a manor house, family home of the Earls of Lucan and a convent. You can experience all this fascinating history in the beautiful surroundings of East Cheshire. There’s traditional, hearty Cheshire pub fayre on offer with Sunday roasts served with all the trimmings. Cosy up and bask in the nooks and crannies of this 480-year-old property whilst relaxing with friends and family. You can even take a stroll on this suggested walking route along the Macclesfield Canal.

The Grove, Wilmslow

The new menu has been carefully crafted by their experienced new chef and includes  the classic Sunday roast, cooked and presented to the highest standard. Food is served 12-7:30pm every day.

The Inn at Huxley

The Inn at Huxley is situated in the quaint village of Huxley, near Chester, and was lovingly built, over many years, by the Lees family. It's location benefits from far-reaching views that stretch across to the Welsh hills and the rolling Cheshire countryside where not one but two ancient castles sit atop hills and the River Gowey meanders through the picturesque landscape.

They pride themselves on serving delicious seasonal food that is sourced close to the premises and benefits the environment. Their farm-to-table ethos is reflected in their ingredients – carefully chosen and sourced from regional and local suppliers, and also from their own garden vegetable patch.