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What a find! Only stayed for a pint and a sandwich but will definitely be returning
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Good country pub. Cobbled frontage. Found 6 Cheshire beers, with individual tasting notes a nice touch. Services locally sourced food.
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this put is still superb. same team own The Church down the road. excellent in all areas. 7 ales on all perfectly kept. cannot fault this place. they even have snacks for horses! 9 out of 10 from me
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We went for lunch last week what a nice village pub offering greay food beer and service well done team Bull!!
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Pleasant food-led pub with decently kept beers I'd not seen before. Probably best to visit for the food, but plenty of space for drinkers, and garden area lovely.
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This pub has come on leaps & bounds since the apalling state it was in 18 months ago.
The current licensee (Tim) has spent a lot of money, most of it very wisely
The pub is always busy & welcoming & although I have only eaten there once I would say that by the number & appearance of the food leaving the kitchen that the food must be good too.
There are always several draught beers on the go & rarely are they the usual suspects. All are well kept & presented.
The only downside ?
The pub is now full of trippers from south manchester/Hale/wilmslow & I have yet to have a pint that is served at the right temperature, either bitter or lager.
Shane & Jenny who manage the place do a smashing job & it is so good to see the place busy again. They have certainly overtaken The Roebuck across the road in most fields.
Well done
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The Bulls Head, Mobberley is the perfect local village pub, it has roaring fires, home cooked food that is full of flavour, local Cheshire Ales on tap and is a really friendly place too. I travel 23 miles to visit the Bulls Head because there is nothing as good nearer to me�.says everything about the Bulls Head really.
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Visited two days ago for first time in about 12 months-ish. Has undergone a bit of a 'freshen-up' with benches and pub tables beiong removed and replaced by 'restaurant' tables and chairs being put in . Now seems to have a larger menu and be a bit more geared towards food - possibly to pick up overflow trade from the Roebuck across the road? Looks nicer now but has lost a bit of the atmospherre in being done up.
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More of a drinkers local than the Roebuck over the road. Sociable, Sky Sports and 4 real ales including 2 guests. Black Sheep Ennerdale was excellent.
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