Discover and Explore the Small Market Town of Cheadle in the County of Staffordshire
Roughly twelve miles east of the city of Stoke-on-Trent, in the English county of Staffordshire lies the small and vibrant market town of Cheadle. As a historic town that dates back to Anglo-Saxon times, it features beautiful streets and charming courtyards packed with plenty of fine architectures and historic buildings that make it an interesting place to explore. Home to several beautiful open spaces and a good range of facilities and amenities, this historic town is a good tourist destination for quick breaks and vacations.
The town’s regular markets are held in the market place on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The town also houses many well-known supermarkets including Iceland Foods, Morrisons and Asda. Also presenting a great variety of shops and independent retail outlets, to offer a decent retail therapy to shoppers, providing plenty of choices when it comes to shopping.
Home to a good number of excellent local pubs that serves traditional English dishes, fine beers and delectable home cooked meals that highlight the local flavours of the town, Cheadle is fine dining destination to visit. It also offers a great range of restaurants, coffee shops and various eateries to present both the locals and visitors plenty of choices when it comes to places to eat.
Things to See and Do in Cheadle
The town is home to the glorious St. Giles Catholic Church, a magnificent architecture and religious site also known as "Pugin's Gem". Showcasing a fantastic architectural design, it is a “must see” attraction in town. The Cheadle Discovery and Visitor Centre is the place where visitors of the town will learn about its history and heritage. While The Bakers Arms and Queens are two of the top pubs in town that offers the best pot roasts.

