| Chequers Restaurant Cuisine: International, British |
Chequers Restaurant is considered to be one of the finest restaurants in North Wales, offering outstanding cuisine from an impressive A La Carte menu. Launched in 2008, Chequers Restaurant forms part of a new extension to Northop Hall Country House Hotel that compliments and enhances the popular local landmark and provides an elegant 70 seat dining space.
Our hotel chef, and his team offer an exceptional array of imaginative dishes, both on our Bistro & Lounge menus, subject to availability, and to compliment your meal you can choose from a selection of fine wines from our extensive wine list.
From an intimate table for two in our dining room, to a private supper for 12 in the library, to a celebration party for 70 diners in our garden suite - we can adapt to suit your individual requirements.
The Terrace Room with it's own patio, serves a 'Lighter Bite' menu and you can even dine 'al fresco' weather permitting!
Northop Hall, Chester Road |
| Northophall Village, Chester |
| CH7 6HJ |
| Tel: 01244 816 181 |
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Venue Information |
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We can cater for:
This venue can provide business facilities. |
Food Available:
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| Sunday Offer | Sunday |
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2 courses £14.95 and 3 courses £16.95, kids half price under 12 for Sunday lunch or 3 courses off the kids menu £7.95.
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| Early Diner Deal | All Week |
Only on Onionring.
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Lite Bite Special 12.00pm till 7.30pm, 2 courses £9.95. All week. Soup and a Sandwich deal available at lunchtimes for £6.95 with a drink. |
| Chris Deeside | 20/06/2012 | Great to see the glynne back in action, and enjoyed their restaurant food, a casual drink visit and glynne hospitality. a few teething problems seem to be ironed out and professional approach seen clearly at the farm shop is much in evidence. however, I noticed businessmen the other lunchtime struggling to get a signal on mobile phones and that means they are unlikely to return. A younger companion of mine struggled to send texts to his girlfriend and confirmed that youngsters would not be visiting much if they could not maintain text links. My theory is that the Village Centre has suffered for some time from this problem which accounts for the other pubs losing popularity. Urgent action needed - maybe the Gladsone estate can help! |
| Betty Muldoon, Holywell | 21/07/2009 | Great service and much improved decor and surroundings. Really happy with the whole dining experience. Definitely recommend Chequers. |
| Mr & Mrs May | 20/07/2009 | We thoroughly enjoyed our visit - the setting was very nice and the restaurant quite modern. Food was excellent and we would recommend to all. |