Pubs in Chester

White Horse

Chester Racecourse, Chester CH1 2LY

Family friendly gastro pub set in the Paddock Enclosure adjacent to the Parade Ring at Chester Racecourse. Huge children's play area.

Belgrave Hotel

61 City Road, Chester CH1 3AE

All Bar One

Newgate House, Newgate Street, Chester CH1 1DE

Large modern bar

Bollicini

2 Abbey Green, Rufus Court, Northgate St, Chester CH1 2JH

Very welcoming bar/restaurant serving exclusively Italian wines.

Duttons Wine Bar

10-12 Godstall Lane, Chester CH1 1LN

Modern style large bistro bar with emphasis on food, owned by Lees Brewery of Manchester. Located in Godstall Lane, a boutique passageway which provides a route from Chester historic Rows onto Werburgh St. Open for tea, coffee, lunches and dinners, popular with shoppers at lunchtime and evening diners at the weekend. Outdoor seating area is separated for smokers and non-smokers at lunchtimes. Good spot to watch the world go by!

Express by Holiday Inn

Chester Racecourse,, The Race Course, Chester CH1 2LY

Commonhall Street Social

10 Commonhall Street, Chester CH1 2BJ

Tucked a few yards down an eponymous side street off Chester's busy Bridge Street. The former Weighing Room re-opened in November 2014 after being stylishly refurbished with plenty of wood, exposed brickwork and eye-catching pallet walling. Cushioned seating and low lighting add to a cosy atmosphere. Craft keg and bottled beers available but cask was discontinued.

Hickorys Smokehouse

The Groves, Chester CH1 1SD

American barbecue style bar with side sports multi TV room. Outside patio drinking area overlooking river Dee.

Moules A Go-Go

6-12 Cuppin St, Chester CH1 2BN

A cheerful relaxed continental style restaurant / bar which surprisingly sells one cask ale. Emphasis obviously lies with food but nonetheless drinkers are welcome. Acoustic music on Fridays.

Orange Tree Brasserie

39-41 Watergate Row, Chester CH1 2LE

Greek restaurant and bar. Former premises of the now relocated Moules a Go-Go

Piccolino

33 Pepper Row, Pepper Street, Chester CH1 1EA

Red Lion

59 Northgate Street, Chester CH1 2HQ

Rumour has it Chester once had one pub for every day of the year, but we like to think we're the one that people prefer. Ours is the most popular pub name in the UK and we find we're pretty popular ourselves. Our characterful city-centre pub was built in around 1600 and its black and white Tudor-style façade has been welcoming visitors ever since. They say we have a haunted cellar, something to think about when we go down to change the barrels on our wide range of real ales. We'll certainly keep you in good spirits, so come in and enjoy well-pulled pints, pub-food with a modern flavour and a good helping of friendly banter.