The Bells of Peover in Cheshire East

We called here on Sunday after arriving for a few days caravan stay. It was packed and the Sunday lunches looked amazing!So we booked for lunch 2 days later which was a lot quieter.Hubby had Haddock and chips. The Haddock was a really good size, very meaty and pure white and fresh. The batter was lovely and light!I had 2 starters as a main. Nasi Goreng (I chose it with King Prawns) and Baked Camembert). Both were lovely!Service was good and friendly.Would love to go back and try the Sunday Roast if we're back in the area.

Beautiful country pub with amazing food and friendly bar staff. It was so good, we went twice in two days. Highly recommended.

Nice location and friendly helpful staff, but food was just average pub food. The steak pie was OK, but was no better than you can buy at Tescos. Chips were very average, and tasted of well used chip pan fat. For the high price, I was expecting something exceptional, but got something mediocre. Other people enjoyed their dishes though. Don't avoid this pub as it is a nice setting, but just don't have overly high expectations.

We had a nice little dinner at the restaurant after having moved to this area. The staff was nice and friendly. We had halloumi fries and cheese and onion pie. Food was nice and fresh and periodic ambience. Definitely would be visiting again.

We had a gorgeous meal there with family. The food was very good. The only problem we had was the length of time taken from making orders to food arriving at the table. Maybe next time I would arrange to make the order known in advance of the day itself. We were a table of 9 so I understand the logistic difficulties this may have caused. I'll definitely be back!!

Great service and amazing food. The atmosphere is very much a traditional country pub, log fires, low ceilings with beams. Entry is via a beautiful cobbled path and on the other side of the holy hedge is a beautiful churchyard with small village church.

I recently shot a wedding at the church behind the pub and thought next time I was in the area, I will pop in for lunch. I thought it was a lovely little hidden gem. I wasn't disappointed. The food was amazing! I will definitely be back.

Just popped in for lunch, and fabulous it was as well. Great service, and superbly prepared fish. Also next to a Norman church, well worth a visit. We will be back soon.

We came for lunch, arranged to sit outside for drinks beforehand, having booked a table inside. It was a glorious day so a really nice place to sit in the sun. Staff were great in sorting out an outside table, shade etc. We asked if we could have our starters whilst outside and mains meal inside. No problem with sorting that.The setting as you go into the main restaurant is phenomenal. The wisteria is stunning. Makes such an impact. The service and main meal were excellent. To be fair 3 out of 5 had the sea bass, one fish and chips and I forget the other!!! Wine was very good, not cheap but you pay for what you get. Definitely would come back again.

This is a lovely restaurant in a beautiful quiet leafy village in the heart of Cheshire.The food and wine menu is simple but has enough choice so there's something to suit virtually all pallets, and not particularly expensive.Service is excellent, as is the quality of the meals.Set in beautiful surroundings, there's nothing detrimental to say about this great place.St Oswalds Church is a few steps away from the restaurant and definitely worth a wander round as it's like stepping back in time.I'll definitely be calling back again soon:-))