Hesketh Closing Soon For Refurbishment

31 Jan 2017

Formerly known as the Hesketh Tavern and one of Cheadle Hulme’s oldest pubs, ‘The Hesketh’ is due to be refurbished this February, closing on 6th February and re-open early March. With a shared investment of £250,000 from the Almond family and Star Pubs and Bars, the pub will be sympathetically renovated to its fondly-loved traditional splendour.

“We’ve listened to our loyal customers who enjoy the old-fashioned, British, quirky pub feel”

Says company director, James Almond. The design will play to The Hesketh’s strengths by retaining and enhancing its traditional features. These will be married with new features such as worn leather and an earthy colour scheme, which were inspired by the historical public houses of London.

The Hesketh

Alongside the pub’s aesthetic enhancements, the menu is also being updated with new dishes to complement the famous carvery. These additions have been chosen to reflect the pub’s new image by creating a more upmarket, yet comfortable and casual dining experience, whilst remaining excellent value. James said,

“The positive guest feedback we received following the addition of artisan pizzas and premium burgers to our menu has encouraged us to update and extend it further to offer grills, fish dishes and more grazing or lighter bites to make a more contemporary pub menu.”

The HeskethChloe Johnson is returning to The Hesketh as General Manager, after three years successfully managing two other of the Almond Family Pubs.

She said

“I can’t wait for the refurb and new look pub; we’ve really upped our game. I’m looking forward to welcoming some familiar faces back once we’ve opened and hopefully a few new ones too. We’re looking to recruit more bright and bubbly team members to join our passionate and dedicated team. We have positions for all roles so please get in touch via our website if you’re interested in working with us,”

Chloe will be leading a newly trained team and guests should expect a more attentive and polished service style to suit the more refined menu.

The Hesketh

James said

The Hesketh is well-loved by its regulars and enjoys ongoing success after 11 years, since we have held its reigns.  However, it needed a ‘sparkle’ as some of the once contemporary elements had become dated even though the traditional features had only grown in charm. This inspired us to enhance the existing features and play to the strengths of the historic pub. We’re looking forward to refining our menu and redefining The Hesketh as an exceptional food pub in Cheshire.”

The Hesketh is due to re-open early March, keep up-to-date by visiting www.almond-pubs.co.uk

Hesketh Tavern

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