Known for its vibrant ambiance and stunning floral decor, The Botanist emphasises fresh, seasonal produce, showcasing creativity and culinary artistry making The Botanist Chester the perfect place to enjoy Sunday Lunch.

Brunch at The Botanist Chester features a Club Sandwich and Smashed Avocado on toasted sourdough, and a selection of bottomless drinks including Prosecco, Espresso Martinis, a Berry Colada and a Strawberry & Cucumber Breeze.

Sunday Lunch is served from 11:00am and offers a selection of whole-roasted joints, served with maple glazed carrots, roast potatoes, greens and a rich gravy. Choose from a Roast Rump of Beef, Roast Chicken or Slow Roast Honey Glazed Pork Belly. This roast is too good to miss, and that's why The Botanist Chester caters for everyone, with a vegan Celeriac, Mushroom & Pearl Barley Wellington in a creamy cashew nut and porcini sauce, served with a vegan gravy!

The menu also features a range of classic Sunday Roast sides including Cauliflower Cheese, Pork, Sage & Onion Stuffing Balls and Pigs in Blankets. 

The Botanist Chester is located close to Grosvenor Park and the River Dee, inviting you to not only enjoy a delicious menu, but to explore the beautiful views of the city. It is within close proximity to Chester train station. 

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Brunch

Served Friday & Saturday from 10:00am - 2:00pm

Served Sunday from 10:00am - 1:00pm

Sunday Lunch

Served from 11:00am - 10:00pm

  • Dog Friendly
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Live Music
  • Online Booking
13 St Werburgh Street, Chester, CH1 2DY
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    a year ago
    Held my 18th birthday party here, and had a great time! The atmosphere was amazing with good background music, and the service by the waitresses were great!! Took 30 friends for a meal, and spent about £500 overall. Individually, the food was quite expensive, but you do get quite a lot for what you've ordered. I do recommend visiting if the menu is your style of food, but if not, I recommend visiting solely for the atmosphere as the inside of the two-floored restaurant was beautiful!
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    3 weeks ago
    Love the vibe. Food is reasonably priced. Not exactly sure why it's always booked out. The food and kebabs are decent. I'd put it as a better than average pub, but its often booked out days in advance, making some restaurants easier to get a table at...
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    2 weeks ago
    My wife and I visited The Botanist, Chester tonight. We have eaten here in the past and without any issues. However, tonight we were a bit disappointed. The initial seating, ordering and food was fine. Very nice. Then at the end my wife asked for the bill..nothing. We gave it a good 10-15 minutes and decided to pay on the way out. Then I saw the Bill..I knew roughly what we were paying but I didn't realise the price of the wine..well overpriced for what it was at £37.50 and HALF A PINT of beer at £3.75.. and the most disappointing thing was the service charge of 10%. That equated to over £9 which took the overall bill to £103. Now if you ask me, that's a lot to pay in a quirky pub / restaurant albeit in a city centre. Sorry, but I strongly disagree to automatic service charges at the best of times. You should only pay a tip if you feel the service is upto your expectations and when I say that, I mean you are entirely happy with the whole experience and not waiting around for the bill and sitting in a quirky pub / restaurant surrounding instead of a comfortable restaurant. I noticed the word "discretionary" on the receipt..does this mean we should have been asked if we were happy paying a 10% tip?? Because if that was the case I would have said not. This was a special treat for my wife and I for valentines but it's not special when you're not entirely happy with your evening.