The Rising Sun, Tarporley - pub details
Address: High Street, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 0DX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 39618) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
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> Current user rating: 5.9/10 (rated by 8 users)
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user reviews of the Rising Sun, Tarporley
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| The home of the local Rotary Club apparently and it was little surprise to learn that. Nice multi-roomed pub with various period features including a superb range in the snug-like area immediately to your left as you walk in. A traditional, well-kept pub if slightly dated. I enjoyed the Robinsons Unicorn on Friday, their Dizzy Blonde as well as Hartleys Cumbria Way were also available. paul_d102 - 6 May 2013 09:05 |
| I cannot understand how this pub manages such a large menu! But they have a *vast* menu of food items, and all of the ones I've sampled have been well done and not expensive. This is good-quality pub food, not "fine dining", but all the better for that- there are enough pretentious places in the vicinity. The beer is good and reasonably priced, the ambiance is warm (especially when there's a fire going) and it's altogether a nice place to be, especially when it's cold outside. My favourite pub in Tarporley village, not least because the young shouty element go elsewhere! Ineluki - 13 Jan 2012 18:51 |
| OK, used to work with the landlords son years ago and knew it was a little bit of a dining pub, but where isn't these days, having said that this pub is nice enough, very well run and probably caters for the clientele it has, very well. The front seems to be the main dining part with the end of the bar serving out to it but for the drinkers, straight through there is more like the main bar which was a bit more like a traditional pub. Having said that it was brightly lit with these new energy saving bulbs which stick out of the top of the shades and pierce holes in the back of the retina. This was not helped by the ultra white ceiling and white painted bar back and walls. This room felt a bit like your grandma's parlour but having said that actually had a very nice feel and the Unicorn and Dizzy Blond were very good. Turning left as you enter and going through the main dining area you can turn right and go into a room that runs down the back of the bar. This seemed to be the best room in the pub but seemed like an inner sanctum, a bit local and possibly a bit clicky but very rightly so, this is their pub. Overall a nice experience. For the foodies, I would probably choose this pub to eat in and I've heard independently it is the best for food. Wirral_RealAlians - 28 Apr 2011 21:59 |
| Still fond of this pub, though I don't think it's quite what it was. But beer and food were value for money. TheGuiltyOne - 26 Jan 2011 13:39 |
| Went into this pub for the second time in a year - very accommodating although being a Robinsons the beer range was limited - had the dragons breath or whatever it was - tasted OK but was not 'hot' like advertised. Still, the service was impeccable - barman came round with a platter of sausages, pork pies and quiche for all customers free of charge - it was not Brake Brothers either - quality ingriedients. 8/10...mostly for service, beer 5.5/10 kernott1 - 6 Apr 2010 13:35 |
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