The Details: The King's Head on Lower Bridge Street occupies a fine timber-framed building in one of Chester's most attractive historic streets. It is a traditional pub in a building with genuine age, which gives it an atmosphere that newer bars in the city struggle to match. Worth visiting as much for the surroundings as the drink.
“Well located boozer with a well rounded food menu and friendly team members. The interior is wonderful with beautiful beams all over. The food was tasty with a few good vegan options. If you are a tourist in town, I highly recommend this boozer. The pub is also child friendly.”
“Pub had a nice cozy atmosphere. The staff were lovely. Food took a little while to arrive but it was busy and the woman who served us was really polite and friendly, fair play to her she was working very hard! The food was lovely, portion sizes were big. The toilets were very cle…”
“My friend and I visited Chester for the day and had lunch in this lovely pub. The fish and chips were the best I've had in a long time. Staff are so friendly, when I visit Chester again, I will definitely revisit. Highly recommend this delightful pub.”
“Went here for food was very spooky and well kept, I like that they hadn’t modernised it, the staff were really nice and the food was absolutely delicious, I hat chicken and ham pie my friend had burger and chips, great location too.”
“Classic Chester city centre pub with low beams and darker interior although the music livened the place up nicely. Enjoyed my visit and a decent selection of real ales and candles lit on all the tables adding to a nice relaxing vibe. Looks historical on the outside and even more…”