The Bears Head - Carta

Fabulous pub with loads of character. Food is carefully prepared and presented and tasted great. Warm and friendly rooms and open fire make it welcoming on a chilly winter's day.

The service was excellent, and there was a great variety of menu options to choose from. The toughest part was deciding what to order! It was also a fantastic value for the price.

Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Fish Chips Parking space: Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options: Free parking lot, Free street parking Ver carta

The lamb roast was absolutely exquisite, served by a lovely fire in an impeccable pub with outstanding service. Price per person: £20-30. Food: 5/5. Service: 5/5. Atmosphere: 5/5. Highly recommended dish: Pan-Roasted Lamb Rump.

**Parking:** Accessible for those with disabilities **Price per person:** £20–30 **Food Rating:** 4/5 **Service Rating:** 4/5 **Atmosphere Rating:** 4/5 **Recommended Dishes:** Fish and Chips, Salt and Pepper Calamari **Parking Availability:** Ample parking available **Parking Options:** Free parking lot

**Service: 5/5** **Atmosphere: 5/5** **Recommended Dish: House Burger** I had an excellent experience at this restaurant! The service was top-notch, with attentive staff who made sure we had everything we needed. The atmosphere was inviting and pleasant, perfect for a relaxing meal. I highly recommend trying the House Burger; it was delicious and definitely a highlight of my visit! Ver carta

My wife and I have recently moved to Sandbach so decided we would book Sunday lunch at the Bears Head. It exceeded our expectations, the food was absolutely first class and the staff where so friendly and helpful. The pub is very old with a great ambience and atmosphere, we were so impressed that before leaving we booked a table for 2 for lunch on Boxing Day! Also the prices where excellent considering the standard of food. I would recommend the Bears Head.

I hadn't visited The Bears Head in several years, but I was thrilled to discover that it was just as wonderful as I remembered. The cozy log fires and warm hospitality made for a welcoming atmosphere, and the menu offered an excellent selection. The soup was delightful, though I would have appreciated a bit more of it, along with some extra bread. The mini desserts were a fantastic concept, but the Eton mess was mostly cream with very little else, which was a bit disappointing. Despite that, we definitely plan to return.

There was nothing great about our visit, the dining room was cold and no atmosphere. I asked if they could put a log on the fire because I was so cold, which she did and then she bought our side plates without washing her hands. The food was disgusting infact it wasn't edible the first time and was even worse the 2nd time they bought it. The fish was overcooked and the batter was not edible, when you cut inside the batter, the fish was none existent and there was nothing but hard lumps of yellow hard batter. The Assistant Manageress made us feel as though it was our fault that the food was so bad. The seabass was so overcooked and so burned around the edges, the vegetables were hard and unde... Ver carta