Three Brothers Arms Hotel — Restaurant in Macclesfield

What an absolute gem, I may be a tad bias as I'm a sucker for any historical building but hands down this place has the most cozy and welcoming atmosphere.

The decor has such a homey feel, with miss matched antique furniture, the blues music with even some Aussie artists playing, the art work that has some available for sale and just the parts of the building kept original make for such a warm place to sit down and enjoy some drinks and food with friends or family.

The food was delicious, comforting and very filling. The steak with their Jägermeister honey and mustard sauce was a perfect combination. The Mustard seed bread was a wonderful mix of cheesy and the slightly sweet tang of mustard, was a fantastic starter before our mains. And then the chicken burger, it surprisingly had a bit of a hot kick to both the spices in the chicken batter, which the meat was so lovingly cooked where is just pulled apart so easily, and the sauce, all together it was a wonderful meal to have for lunch.

This place had a fantastic atmosphere, wonderful food and absolutely lovely staff, will definitely be back for more especially to have a chance to see their live music and I recommend others to take the trip or if you're ever in the area to...

The main meals weren't too bad but for the price we were left still hungry as the servings were only small. As we were ordering, we were quickly told that some drinks and mains weren't actually available although on the menu. The service was what really let down our visit, although friendly, both staff were at the front bar the majority of the night and we had to visit the bar for refills and a menu for dessert as we weren't offered. Didn't proceed to order dessert as again prices were high and no one ever came to take our order. Unfortunately, we won't...

Charming, character filled pub where you least expect it.

Great beer and food at good prices, with an excellent outdoor space that has a number of music spaces hosting local festivals and bands. The bar is split into two, with one side leaning towards a gastropub and the other a more intimate space for music and drinking, decorated in music posters. The staff are friendly and genuine and the whole place has the atmosphere of community. This pub truly feels like a lived in, local place, but dont let that make you feel unwelcome as you most...