Redwillow Macclesfield

I can't stand loud bars that make it hard to have a conversation, but this place is just right. The drinks are excellent, the staff is fantastic, and the atmosp... read more I can't stand loud bars that make it hard to have a conversation, but this place is just right. The drinks are excellent, the staff is fantastic, and the atmosphere is wonderful! I always feel...

This place offers an excellent selection of beers, high-quality bar food, friendly staff, and a charming atmosphere in a converted furniture store with a beauti... read more This place offers an excellent selection of beers, high-quality bar food, friendly staff, and a charming atmosphere in a converted furniture store with a beautiful parquet floor. I always have a great time here.

My dad recently won a raffle prize for food and drinks at The Red Willow. We visited last week, and the experience was fantastic—the food was incredible, the se... read more My dad recently won a raffle prize for food and drinks at The Red Willow. We visited last week, and the experience was fantastic—the food was incredible, the service was excellent, and everything overall was top-notch.

I hadn't been there before, but I would definitely return. They have an excellent selection of gins! read more I hadn't been there before, but I would definitely return. They have an excellent selection of gins!

This place offers an impressive selection of drinks. They have a great range of keg and cask beers, along with prosecco on tap, which is a nice touch. Some peop... read more This place offers an impressive selection of drinks. They have a great range of keg and cask beers, along with prosecco on tap, which is a nice touch. Some people in our group opted for spirits and were quite pleased with the options, including what appeared to be a delightful Bourbon. We didn’t sample any food since we had just eaten at a Wetherspoons, but the menu looked appealing, featuring a limited range of pizzas and sharing platters. There is ample seating, although most of it consists of large round tables, which were primarily occupied by couples when we arrived. The drink prices are quite reasonable; prosecco is £4.25 a glass, and the beer selection ranges from affordable local session ales to pricier, unique imported options, as you would expect. Overall, it's a lovely spot conveniently located near the train station in Macclesfield, making it a great choice for locals, visitors, and commuters.