The Swan Inn - Cheshire East

My husband and I went to The Swan for dinner and had a lovely meal. The pub is cosy and welcoming and the staff were really friendly. We had the homemade nachos to start and they were delicious with plenty of toppings. I had the cheese and onion pie which was so tasty, plenty of vege on the side with chips and a rich cheese sauce. My husband had sweet and sour chicken which he thoroughly enjoyed. The food was piping hot and plenty of it. So much so that we were too full for dessert despite the choices being very tempting. We will have one next time as we will definitely be back. Thank you to all the staff for such a lovely evening.

I went to the restaurant for Sunday lunch only to find out that all of the Sunday roast options were sold out. It was very disappointing because I didn't want to order anything else from the menu that I could have had at any other time.

We had lunch at The Swan. The service was good, but the food was only average. This once lively and popular pub has unfortunately declined in quality.

I have been living in Nantwich for four years and have been to this pub with my wife a few times for drinks. We always found it to be a charming, clean, and cozy pub with friendly staff and a great atmosphere. However, today was the first time we tried the food there and we were very disappointed. My wife, her parents, and I decided to have a Sunday roast at the Swan. We were all looking forward to it. Three of us ordered the roast chicken dinner, while my father-in-law opted for the roast beef dinner. When the meals arrived, they were barely warm, the roast potatoes looked undercooked, and the roast beef was tough. The waitress took the meals back to reheat them, but by then, the experience had already been ruined. After reading reviews of others' experiences with the food at the Swan and seeing pictures of their meals, it's hard to believe we were dining at the same pub. It seems like the chef must have been having a bad day or simply didn't put much effort into our meals.

This pub is in the small, pretty village of Wybunbury next to the leaning church. My mum and I went on August Bank Holiday Monday lunch time. The pub itself is oldie worldie and very welcoming. The staff are lovely and very attentive. No ordering at the bar, all table service including drinks. Mum and I both ordered Chicken Kiev which came with bubble and squeak, slim green beans and peas plus a sauce. It was delicious . For dessert we both ordered Raspberry Ripple Cheesecake with berries, which was equally delicious. The pricing is very reasonable and we will definitely be returning. Before we left we visited the ladies facilities, which were immaculately clean, very smart and modern. I would recommend this pub.