Rising Sun - Menu

good for a drink, not for food. terrible service and extremely slow. server at the table was beautiful and not sure whether down on the staff due to the kovid or what, but shocking at times. chap at the bar could not give a flying monkey.

Came for tea with a bunch of friends always enjoyed drinking in the rising sun on a Saturday, however my nachos had no cheese on may aswell have paid £7 for a bag of crisps, then ordered the burger, looked black, tasted burnt and dry,...oven must’ve been 220 degrees all night, overpriced ****

the customer service was bad, not very interested, and the meals arrive over 40mins and not all together. the sweet chili plant noodles for the price were very bad quality, sick sweet and synthetic soße. the rest of the meal was in. best ok, except the fish cake that was beautiful. I would have said something, but we weren't asked if everything was in order.

Not particularly good, not particularly bad. Crispy sweet chilli beef very little meat content, not so much crispy as brittle and bulked out with a lot of noodles. Chilli-con-carne tasted like cheap mince disguised with a spicy sauce. Service efficient but fairly impersonal....The best point was the beer, which I would rate as good. But will probably try elsewhere next time we're in the area.

We visited this place for a second time and found it just as good as the first. Lovely, quaint little pub with good facilities and a great outdoor area to use when the weather is good. The staff were helpful and friendly and all seemed...to have decent customer service skills. The bar menu is really good, and the quality of the food is superb. We will visit here again and would recommend it for a bit of lunch. Can’t wait to return.

It’s with a heavy heart I write this review I must say as I go drinking in this pub every week, but I ordered some food yesterday evening some awful food consisting of nachos that cost 6.50 came with no cheese and we’re basically crisps....Then I ordered a burger which could of been easily mistaken for a lump of coal and stale bread. I was highly disappointed as the fact they must have spent so much money on tarting the place up they could afford a decent chef or even food hygiene for that matter ! As I found myself this morning glued to the toilet with quite a serious after effect !! Despite all this the staff were very nice .

we live locally and thought we would dive during the jubilee celebrations. it was just packed and standing room - we had luck as we found a table outside. my partner and I had a few dishes to share with our drinks. what was ok- I was quite shocked at the Mediterranean loaded pommes in the grunde a part of fritten with a few olives and a few cubes of feta on the top. 9.50- shocking. we also had several rounds of drinks I had a prise bright and other half a medium rose-11 for these two drinks. I assume that they have inflated the prices for the jubilee, as there was no entry. was a shame, how will think twice before going back, as it was not a good value.

I totally understand the challenges in hospitality currently but this place would be better served staying closed if they cannot do the basics. Food took an age to arrive, maybe an hour, although the table next to us had theirs in 5 mins. If you...have any specific food requirements then this place isn’t for you. We were charged £5 for a handful of Nacho’s and a thimble of hummus which was about all they could muster that was gluten free and vegan. And it took an hour to get it to the table. The guacamole that accompanied my chilli was straight out of an Old El Paso squeezy bottle. Not what you expect when you eat out. Staff seemed genuinely disinterested and when they asked how everything w...

I am from the south of england, but regularly visit friends who live near tarporley. before today's visit (february 2022) was my recent visit to the rising sun november 2021, when I was served by a sullen young barman who could not welcome...we let alone offer a smile. Today my experience was much worse than I tried to order lunch. I am a 61-year-old businessman who has traveled all over the world and has eaten in restaurants in the uk and in the country for over 30 years. I know what I can and can eat, I am not a juvenile, but was treated today in the rising sun as such. I have tried to explain to the waitress that I am not a zöliakie, but rather some gluten intolerance (which is really jus...