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Hayhurst Arms, Middlewich
Bostock Green
Postal town: Middlewich
CW10 9JP
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Malden man left this review about Hayhurst Arms
A multi-roomed Brunning and Price venture, very food led but with a decent range of beers as is usual. Boarded and tiled floors with the odd rug here and there, solid looking ceiling beams and all sorts of framed stuff including advertisements for this and that plus a photo of Chester FC from 1889 in hooped shirts. Pot plants, leather armchairs, bookcases of legal tomes and framed indentures. Two banks of the same seven, Phoenix B&P Original, Weetwood Eastgate, Red Willow Seamless, Moorhouses White Witch, Pennine Brewery Ale Trail, Robinson's The Wizard and Merlin's Castle Black Stout. Real cider also available but I didn't spot the make. The pub is fairly remote so most arrive in cars to eat but however you get here it is worth it. It just isn't particularly cheap.
On 18th April 2017
- rating: 7
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Pub Details
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- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 30 March 2015 by Alan Hurdle
- Car Park : Yes last updated 30 March 2015 by Alan Hurdle
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 30 March 2015 by Alan Hurdle
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 30 March 2015 by Alan Hurdle