Deadwood Smokehouse Nantwich
Review
The medieval market town of Nantwich is situated on the banks of the River Weaver, and is abundant with timbered, historic buildings. The atmospheric streets are filled with eclectic, interesting shops that range from trendy boutiques to antique shops. If you’re all shopped out though, and in desperate need of something utterly delicious to eat, then the Deadwood Smokehouse offers an exciting culinary experience. Combining sizzling sounds and smoky aromas of perfectly seasoned, tender meats cooking on an open flame. Spicy, tangy, sweet, smoked food served with a chilled out vibe in this stylish, modern restaurant. Make sure you bring a hearty appetite with you, as the portions are gloriously plentiful. Sticky, tongue tingling Chicken Wings, Sweet Baby Back Ribs, Low ‘n’ Slow Tender Brisket, Dirty Fries served with Maple Bacon and MAC ‘N’ Cheese.
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16 Beam Street
,
Nantwich, Cheshire
, CW55LL
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