Fickle Mermaid Chapel En Le Frith - Reviews

Rember going to you favourite bar on holiday well this place ticks all the boxes lovely food fantastic staff great for the kids dog friendly brilliant stop over...

Really lovely food and great play area. The staff here are all really lovely and attentive. We'll definitely come back again, many thanks.

Great staff so friendly, food was great very relaxed atmosphere thoroughly enjoyed the experience will definitely be back soon so much to choose from on the men...

Just popped in the beer garden for a quick drink with our dog, staff couldn't have been anymore helpful and friendly, lovely and pleasant

The food was average. A little on the expensive side we thought for basic food.

It is a shame and almost criminal that this pub has been closed and demolished to make way for a boring petrol station. How could the planning authority allow a...

The food did not meet the same standards as our previous visit. The only thing on my plate that was enjoyable was the gammon, everything else was barely edible....

The Fickle Mermaid has been torn down and is being replaced by a petrol station, Costa Coffee, and Subway.

Excellent friendly service and the food was lovely. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff and they made us feel very welcome. We were a table of 20 people...

First time visiting this establishment but it won't be the last. Extensive menu to suit most tastes, good selection of beers all served up by a cheery gentleman...

great relaxed atmosphere, pet friendly, and a warm welcome and have a gluten free menu too xx

Issues with Guinness a drink I’ve drunk, poured, watched being brewed, trained in how to serve and consumed many times my own body weight in over 30 years.

Comfortable, relaxing atmosphere and excellent service. The food was very good and well priced.

Staff were lovely considering how hot it was, how busy there were too. Food was quick and really good.

I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone!!! The food has been consistently terrible during my last few visits, and finding glass in the children's play ar...