The Cheese Hall in Cheshire East

Great night out, good atmosphere, decent priced drinks

As regards the clientele, sociable boozer, but rarely if ever cask ales on, not sure about cider so beware of you want to use your CAMRA vouchers or discount. Whatever media it is they've got on it's too loud in my limited experience.

Brilliant great prices and nice staff

Superb Place full of Real Old school people...

Enjoyed my visit , clean , friendly staff and very fair prices.

Great town centre pub recently refurbished to a very high standard.Sports channels screened on multiple screens.Nice pub with fantastic staff and the drinks are inexpensive.Wide variety of seating available from benches and chairs to high bar stools.It's also really convenient for the intermission if your at a show on at the lyceum .

Attended a halloween themed night with some friends. The pub was great, the staff were attentive and the prices were reasonable. Big pub but I'd definitely describe it as cozy. Smoking area hafor heat lamps. Couldn't have asked for a better night

The place was good in terms of what it sold, the drinks were okay but in some way a little pricey for the size that you got. The main problem I had with the place was the atmosphere had me on edge a little. The person on the bar looked like they had been taking drugs during their shift and there was a very drunk lady lying on the table at 4:00pm. Not the best sight when a friend comes to visit you after a while. Wouldn't exactly recommend for atmosphere.

I've not been in here for years, it's improved and is quite big now. Busy and obviously popular but we found a place to sit. Lots of televisions playing mostly sports. Not much choice but beer was good and not expensive.

Got into the cheese hall at 20:10 to go and watch the football with 4 friends, I met them in there, I was the designated driver for the I rarely drink alcohol. It had been twenty minutes and the Tottenham game was becoming very interesting. The owner of the pub come over to me and asked if I was buying a drink which I replied yes I just happened to lost track of time watching the football match, he then replied it’s not a youth club. I felt embarrassed, humiliated and felt I was being bullied into buying a drink, five minutes after he asked me again which I said I don’t appreciate being bullied into getting a drink when I was going to buy one. I was then told to leave the pub.My friends left as well. Part of the customers in the pub said they were also embarrassed by the way the owner spoke to me. I thought it was supposed to be friendly in there not to be bullied into buying a drink.