Porsche Club members enjoyed lunch at the Three Greyhounds Inn as they stopped off on their drive out day. Some of the cars joined the Three G’s car club while they were there as well. The Three Greyhounds is blessed with a good size car park and is the ideal pub for Car Clubs to stop off and enjoy lunch together.
If you love having a dog, you probably love doing things that dogs love doing too – and a good walk is top of the list. We are lucky enough to live in a beautiful country, and not only that, a country that is criss-crossed with a network of public footpaths crying out to be explored. This wonderful access we are given to our countryside is one of the greatest privileges of living and holidaying in Britain. As dog owners, we naturally want to share the scenery with the company of a dog or two – or in my case, three. Yet often in the past it has been a challenge to find somewhere equally pleasurable to have a restorative drink – and perhaps a lovely meal as well – at the end of a stroll. I’m sure I’m not the only one of us who has ended up in a poky, lino-clad room tucked away down some dark corridor that describes itself as “dog friendly”. But there are plenty of civilised, dog-friendly pubs out there. The dedicated team at Sawday’s has travelled the length and breadth of Britain to find an enticing collection of places to eat and stay. And if, like me, you are eccentric and dotty enough want to bring your dog along too, you can. I call it the “tail-wagging” guide, and it has never failed me or my dogs yet..
THE THREE GREYHOUNDS
INN, HOLMES CHAPEL ROAD,
KNUTSFORD, CHESHIRE
WA16 9JY
This wonderfully renovated coaching inn is popular with families and dog walkers. Try a Cheshire cheese board with a warming cider brandy after a real walk around Shakerley Mere (right next to the pub). There is a dog’s dinner menu, doggy beer for sale and treats on the bar for well-behaved hounds, who can snuggle up or play in the large garden.
Lunch/dinner from £10.50, bar meals from £5.95. thethreegreyhoundsinn.co.uk; 01565 723455.
What a great day it was for the Three Greyhounds 300th Birthday celebrations! With a dog show, an Allostock ‘bake off’ and great live music from house band, Dave and Howard, it was a day to remember!
30 dogs were registered for the dog show with five different categories such as ‘cheeky chappie’, ‘golden oldie’ and ‘Best in show’. Well done to Max the Tibetan Terrier for winning Best in Show.
We want to say a massive thank you to all our loyal customers who joined the festivities and to all the staff for their hard work!
Thank you to all the car club members and enthusiasts who joined us for the first Car meet of the Season at the Three Greyhounds Inn on Sunday June 10th.
We saw club members of the Good-fellows Car Club travel down from the Bulls Head in Mobberley and we welcomed Cholmondeley Arms Car club members and Fitzherbert Arms members too added to the new club members now joining the Three G’s car club .
The cars that featured on the day can now be seen below…..
Tim the owner of the Three Greyhounds Inn was on hand to recruit 11 new members and to take photos of the cars on show.
Tim chose his ‘Favourite Car of the Day’, ‘favourite Car in Class’ and ‘cherished’ car of the day.
Congratulations to Andrew and Marion who picked favourite Car of the Day with their stunning MG, Favourite Car in Class went to this Classic Porsche below and the ‘Cherished car of the day’ was picked up by Callum with his 1985 Audi. All pictured below….
We will be sending out the next meet soon.
Thanks again for all that turned up.
Well done to Kelsall Kwizzicals for winning our grand final Ted to Head Quiz held at the Three Greyhounds Inn!
Merlin Brewery have kindly created the house stout for the Three Greyhounds Inn. Black Hound is a beautiful stout and has been introduced to mark the 300th anniversary of our pub in 2018. So pop in and enjoy a pint and raise a glass to the Three G’s!
Thanks to Joe our Assistant manager for posing for the camera and Sarah from Merlin for designing the new badge and David for brewing the stout!
The top movers and shakers of the UK drinks industry gathered last night in London to hear the results of the Imbibe Personality of the Year Awards 2018.
The nominees were voted for by Imbibe magazine’s readers in record-breaking numbers and the shortlist included the highest calibre of UK on-trade professionals.
Tim Bird, co-founder of Cheshire Cat Pubs & Bars picked up the award for Pub Personality of the Year.
Imbibe editor, Chris Losh, commented: ‘Tim has worked in the industry for over 35 years, and since he’s saved many pubs from closure in that time, it’s safe to say the UK’s pub scene would not have been the same without him.
‘He’s proved himself amazing at running everything from big pub groups to small independents, and, for the last seven years, his own group of country pubs and Inns. This passion for the industry is exactly what Imbibe Magazine is all about’.
Judges for the competition included restaurateur George Bergier, the Connaught Bar’s Ago Perrone, Michelin-starred chef Adam Byatt, Northcote’s Craig Bancroft, Gin Journey’s Leon Dalloway, Beer Belle Annabel Smith, Mixology Group’s Myles Cunliffe and the Imbibe editorial team.
Imbibe launched the Personality of the Year Awards in 2011 and previous winners have included Heston Blumenthal, Ronan Sayburn MS, Thinking Drinkers, Alex Kratena, Christine Parkinson, Xavier Rousset MS, Dee Davies, Lyndon Higginson, Stuart McCluskey, Salvatore Calabrese, Laura Rhys MS, Thomas Decan, the Galvin Brothers and Jake Burger, as well as many other on-trade professionals.
The 2018 awards were presented on Monday 12th February at Mahiki Kensington.
Launched in March 2007, Imbibe magazine has rapidly become the UK’s leading magazine for on-trade drinks professionals working in premium UK establishments. Imbibe is a quarterly magazine, with more than 20,000 drinks buyers and servers in the UK receiving a copy. Copies are available upon request.
Imbibe Magazine is the UK’s leading drinks magazine and tonight at their annual awards in London our owner Tim was chosen as ‘Pub Personality of the Year 2018’.
Tim was up against some of the pub industry’s top talent on the night, but the judges not only looked at Tim’s vast experience in the industry but particularly the success of Cheshire Cat Pubs and Bars, Tim’s company that he operates with his wife and business partner Mary McLaughlin. They have taken pubs that were either closed or close to closure and through their restoration have created one of the best small pub companies in the UK!
On winning this prestigious award, Tim thanked the team at Cheshire Cat…..”I have had many proud moments in my career but nothing has made me prouder than the achievement of our pubs. Starting our own business was the best thing we have ever done and tonight I share this award with Mary and the Cheshire Cat team! I would like to thank Imbibe Magazine for giving me one of the proudest moments in my career! I look forward to celebrating with the team!”
