Moules a Go-Go Bar & Bistro

Specialising in Welsh mussels, Moules A Go-Go is an absolute must. The Belgian-inspired restaurant must be doing something right as they’ve been welcoming guests since 1999. Open seven days a week, the menu features, of course, mussels prepared in a variety of ways, including the Anglesey with cream, leeks and bacon, the Classique with cream, white wine, garlic, celery and onion; and Goan Curry with Indian spices and coconut milk, don’t forget to add on some skinny fries or chunky cut chips.

This family-owned and operated independent continental style bistro and bar offers a vast selection of delicious seafood among many other delicacies. Established in 1999, Moules a go-go is one of Chester’s longest standing eateries, spanning 21 years of service and as the name suggests, they specialise in Mussels and Oysters delivered directly from the farm on Anglesey. The proximity of this fresh local seafood was one of the reasons they first came to the city, but it’s not just about great fresh seafood, with locally sourced meat from award-winning butchers, plus vegetarian and vegan choices, there is something for everyone.

Family owned and run independent restaurant and bar Moules a Go-Go have the largest selection of seafood on offer in Chester along with an expansive menu to suit everyone’s tastes and will be sure to welcome you and your dog to enjoy with them. They are nicely placed on Cuppin Street near the bottom of Bridge Street perfectly located whether you’re walking into the city from the river or if you’re walking around the heart of the city.

Then Moules a Go-Go is a must-visit while you’re in this little historic city. This restaurant is home to the best mussels in town, with a bunch of Mussel Pots to compliment the flavour of the favourable shellfish. They also offer a generous lunch menu if you’re stomach is grumbling through the day, and the location is perfect for a pitstop.

The modern, independent bistro offers a huge range of seafood, alongside red meat dishes. If you are visiting Chester Racecourse, which is very nearby, you definitely need to visit this restaurant. When booking, it’s worth noting that tables of 2 are assigned a 1 hour 45 minute slot and tables of 4 or more are offered a 2 hour slot.

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2021 Review: “A long-term favourite which has been going for decades” – in recent times now decamped to La Tasca's old digs from its original home in The Rows – it boasts “plush and trendy” décor; “the moules marinières are wonderful and there are nights dedicated to surf and turf or lobster”.

Type: European & seafoodLocation: 6-12 Cuppin St, Chester CH1 2BN. If you’re craving the best seafood restaurant Chester city centre has to offer, Moules A Go-Go won’t disappoint. The relaxed, brasserie-style interior is great for group dinners or casual dates.

Moules a Go-Go is a continental-style bistro known for its fresh mussels and great-value lunch menu. The menu includes steak, chicken, and vegan options, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Address: 6-12 Cuppin St, Chester CH1 2BN

The Olive Tree Brasserie, which already has two established branches in Preston and Lytham St Annes, promises to offer modern Greek fare for up to 164 covers in the former premises of Belgian seafood eatery Moules a go-go.

Moules a Go-Go is a local favourite in Chester, offering a range of affordable seafood dishes. Specialising in moules frites (mussels and chips), the bistro-style restaurant offers main meals at reasonable prices.

And with many different combinations, you can’t kid yourself that you don’t want to dive in. Moules Mariniere and Moules Frites are the favourites, but why not go for something else from their eclectic menu?

A cheerful relaxed continental style restaurant / bar which surprisingly sells one cask ale. Emphasis obviously lies with food but nonetheless drinkers are welcome. Acoustic music on Fridays.

Chester's only Belgian Bar / Rotisserie / Grill / Restaurant has moved to Cuppin Street off Grosvenor Street to a ground level shop unit.