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The Cedar Tree at the Sheaf
Type:Restaurant
1 Haugh Fold, Newhey, Greater Manchester, OL16 3RF
Call direct on:
Tel01706 842626
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Call direct on:
Tel01706 842626
We are a family friendly, family operated restaurant benefiting from over 10 years in the business. We love all things food and drink, tasting the Mediterranean and sharing.
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