A popular pub in Cheadle has reopened following an exciting six-figure renovation designed to revitalise the existing site.

Formerly a Hungry Horse site, The Master Potter closed its doors in August and has now reopened as a Greene King pub.

The inside of the pub has undergone a full makeover, with enhanced features including new furniture, décor and restrooms.

The pub has the same open plan layout but is divided into zones such as the bar area, sports area and restaurant. Part of the restaurant has been partitioned off to create a specialised function room which can be booked out.

The outdoor space has been significantly extended to increase covers from 133 to 328, where guests can now enjoy multiple seating areas, featuring a new covered pergola, as well as the open patio area. 

The interior and exterior of the pub has undergone a full makeover (Greene King).

The outdoor furnishings have also had an upgrade, featuring new comfortable seating, festoon mood lighting and improved heating as well as another outdoor TV screen.

The pub also has a new menu, featuring small plates like Mango and Lime Tacos, Salt & Pepper Squid, Nacho Sharers alongside traditional pub classics. The pub offers many discounts and deals to cater to every palate, such as 'Burger of the month', their well-liked senior deals, 2 for £14.99 offer and small plates at 3 for £14.50 or 5 for £22.

The pub is also now offering a special new brunch menu from 9am every Saturday and Sunday.

The drinks menu has also had a revamp, offering an exciting cocktail / mocktail menu, plus a new range of beers and ales such as Thatcher's Fusions, Greene King's Level Head and Abbott Speckled Hen.

The pub is now offering a special brunch menu and a revamped drinks menu (Greene King).

Matt Dixon, General Manager of the Master Potter said: "Our team at the Master Potter cannot wait to open our doors to the community to showcase our new and improved offering. 

"While the revamp has brought a whole new lease of life to the pub, The Master Potter will remain a pillar in the local community that we have always been and we look forward to welcoming back both new and old customers for an even better drinking and dining experience."

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