A warm village welcome, with country charm at its heart.
The setting is classic Cheshire countryside: a village pub with a traditional bar, a snug layout and a separate restaurant. Inside, the atmosphere is shaped by real fires and a friendly local spirit, while the pub's garden offers room to enjoy brighter days. CAMRA describes a pub that remains popular with locals and regulars, retaining a genuine village-local feel.
Food is central to the Greyhound's appeal. The operator's seasonal menu brings together pub classics, signature dishes and Sunday roasts, with a generous choice of familiar favourites also noted by CAMRA. A recent official food-hygiene inspection recorded Good ratings for hygienic handling, cleanliness and condition, and food-safety management.
There is a strong sense of community here too, with the pub described as supporting the local church alongside social and charitable events. In June 2026, the CAMRA Macclesfield & East Cheshire Branch named The Greyhound its Summer Pub of the Season, recognising its place in local pub life. Whether settling into the bar, sharing a meal or finding a garden table, it has the ingredients of a proper village-pub occasion.
What makes it special
- Country-pub setting in the heart of Ashley, near Tatton Park
- Seasonal menu with pub classics, signature dishes and Sunday roasts
- Large beer garden and three recorded fires, including two real fires
- CAMRA's 2026 Summer Pub of the Season