Elegant table set with fine dining for Mother’s Day at a restaurant in Chester.

Mothers Day 2026 – Mother’s Day in Chester

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Things to do this Mother’s Day in Chester

There is no shortage of superb restaurants to treat your mum to this year in Chester. Mother’s Day in Chester will be awash with special deals making everyone’s mum feel special. I’ve booked at Greenhouse in Rufus Court (free glass of fizz). I’m not working on March the 15th this year, I’m spoiling Pam because she’s the best. Although there is a Chester Walking Food Tour running on Saturday the 14th – your mum would LOVE it!

Restaurants in Chester for March the 15th

Moules-a-go-go has a wonderful Mother’s Day menu my mum is a huge fan but went for Valentine’s Day! Brewery Tap is also a great shout if a cosy roast is what you’re looking for. they have a special Mother’s Day menu that looks delicious. Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea can be found at Odd Fellows, a superb Alice in Wonderland-themed boutique hotel in Chester.

Restaurant 1539 at Chester Racecourse has a special £50 Mother’s Day menu including drinks on arrival and chocolates for your mum. Clearly the way to a woman’s heart isn’t a massive secret.

The wonderful Chefs Table (one of Chester’s best restaurants) offers £35 for two courses, or £40 if you fancy dessert too. It’s Mother’s Day in Chester, a city known for bakeries and patisseries, and it’s a special occasion. I think so.

If you haven’t already experienced Chez Julz, Mother’s Day might be the time. Home to Chester’s most renowned French cuisine, Chez Jules is offering £32.95pp for THREE courses plus a plant for your mum. It’s a lovely touch!

Family activities in Chester for Mother’s Day

You might want to spend the whole day entertaining your mum! Maybe take in a show or performance in the evening. So, what’s on in Chester?

There is always Chester Zoo, the UK’s best zoo (TripAdvisors ~3 zoo in Europes) and an absolute joy. Especially if your mum is also a grandma, where better than Chester Zoo to keep everyone happy? I really need to go, it’s been too long and I want to see the new snow leopards!

I tried this for the first time with my friend and 13-year-old god daughter the other week – Breakout. Escape rooms were never for me. Now I’d say if your mum loves solving puzzles, spending family time and howling with laughter and frustration? This is the BEST thing to do on Mother’s Day in Chester!

For something different to do in Chester on Mother’s Day, Storyhouse are running a ‘Craft a Gift for Mum’ workshop. This will be on March the 8th in the Garret bar starting at 11am. Children will be making a handmade flower and chocolate basket for £27-30. Maybe one for the dads to organise?

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea on the River Dee

Other family things to do in Chester include a boat trip on the River Dee. Chester Boats is back in action after taking a bit of time off over winter to get the Mark Twain and Lady Dianna vessels ship shape.

On March the 30th at 3pm Chester Boats will set sail for a special Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea along the beautiful River Dee. With stunning Victorian Houses and the beautiful Cheshire countryside as a backdrop, this is a wonderful idea for Mother’s Day in Chester. There’s a prosecco for the adults too, and a special chocolate for your mum. Read more here.

Harrods Beauty has arrived in Chester in Time for Mother’s Day 2026!

Is your mum a beauty queen or shopaholic? If so, I think that now Harrod’s Beauty has arrived in Chester, she might want a mooch! Of all the fun things to do in Chester, shopping for beauty products is now high up on the list for a lot of Cheshire ladies!

And if your mum loves a good spa day try Carden Park, Rowton Hall, The Grosvenor, and new Your Chester Spa right in the city centre!

I’ll tell you what my Mother’s Day in Chester looks like after we’ve filled up on tapas. One-time Chester busker, Philip Chidell, is performing at the Town Hall twice on March the 15th. After reports of how wonderful he was at Christmas in the cathedral, I knew my mum would love to see him. She is a huge fan of classical music, especially the Violin. Philip is classically trained and has an orchestra performing with him, one he put together himself. The tickets are £35 at the Visitors centre. I know with Philip being local Chester musician done good; they are in very high demand!

I hope you and your mum have a wonderful Mother’s Day in Chester if that’s where you end up this year.