Nantwich

By train

Nantwich is on the Crewe to Shrewsbury line.

By car

Nantwich is 9 miles from Junction 16 of the M6.

By coach

Birkenhead to Portsmouth service calls at Nantwich

By bus

There are frequent buses to Crewe and Chester from Nantwich bus station

By boat

The Shropshire Union Canal has a basin at the western end of the town.

The town centre itself is relatively small, with everything within walking distance.

• The 14th century St Marys Church is often referred to as the cathedral of South Cheshire.

• Nantwich Museum

  address: Pillory Street
  It stands next door to the former Nantwich jail and across the road is a replica of the original pillory. The museum has displays about the town's past including the leather industry and salt mining and a recently discovered salt ship.

• Guided toursGuided tours of the town can be arranged by contacting the Tourist information Centre where a 'Walkabout Tour' leaflet is on sale.

• SwimmingGo in the outdoor brine pool at Nantwich Baths.

• There are many attractive small independent shops in Nantwich.
• There is a good market on Thursdays and Saturdays in the market hall near the central square.

• Curshaws at the Cat

  address: Welsh Row
  Modern setting in a very old building.

• Nakatcha

  address: 20-22 Welsh Row
  Bar, restaurant and night club

• Oscars

  address: Beam Street

• Enzo

  address: 44 High Street
  Quality coffee, pizza, pasta dishes, etc.

Chinese Restaurants

• Chopstix

  address: 33 Beam Street
  Said to be the best Chinese Restaurant in the area

• Sun Sing

  address: 12, Welsh Row

Chinese Take-Away

• Chop Suey House

  address: 15, Hospital St

Italian Restaurants

• Casa Italiano

  address: High Street

• Firenze Bar & Restaurant

  address: 25 Welsh Row

• Romazzino

  address: 12a, Love Lane

Indian Restaurants

• Bengal Station

  address: Station Building (formerly Nantwich Railway Station), Station Yard

• Indian Ocean

  address: 27, Welsh Row

• Naaz Tandoori and Balti

  address: 13 Pillory Street

• The Black Lion

  address: 29 Welsh Row
  Reputed to be the oldest pub in Nantwich as it was built in 1664.

• The Boot & Shoe

  phone: +44 1270 625193
  address: 82 Hospital Street
  A typical traditional period town pub close to Morrisons. Food is served from 12noon to 8PM every day. Beer garden, with heated patio area and bouncy castle for the kids in the warmer months

• Crown Hotel

  address: High Street
  16th Century Coaching Inn located in the centre of Nantwich.

• Harrisons Café BarThe first café-bar to open in Nantwich.

• The Malbank Hotel

  address: 14 Beam Street
  A busy town centre public house serving meals between the hours of 12noon and 8PM everyday.

• The Oddfellows ArmsAn attractive old pub with exposed beams and period features.

• The Railway HotelThe Railway (unsurprisingly by Nantwich station) has live bands on Fridays and Saturdays.

• The Red Cow

  address: 51 Beam Street
  Beer garden and children’s play area. All food is home-made.

• The Shakespeare

  address: 35 Beam Street
  Inn close to the bus station

• The Union

  address: 15 High Street
  A town centre pub offering a wide range of lunches and bar snacks.

• The Vine

  phone: +44 1270 624172
  address: 42 Hospital Street
  Offers a range of hot meals, sandwiches and light bites.

• Wickstead Arms

  address: Mill Street
  A warm and friendly traditional town centre pub. Food is served all day.

• Ye Olde Vaults

  address: 48 High Street
  Bar meals served between 11.30AM and 3.30PM M-Sa.

• Crown Hotel

  address: High Street
  16th Century Coaching Inn located in the centre of Nantwich.