This pub/restaurant is fantastic. The owners are very welcoming and the pub is split into two…read moresections. The staff are freindly and the customers are just as pleasant! We stayed in the dog friendly seperate section so if you aren't so keen on dogs, there is a beautiful seperated restaurant next door. The food is immense, very original menu with locally sourced food and a twist on some pub classics. I would recommend the samosa starter and chicken pate.

A great traditional pub setting with lots of exposed timber with big fires in the winter…read more Lovely food excellently presented - try the fish pie it is gorgeous. We have always had good service at this pub.

Glasfryn which translates as green hill in Welsh is located atop the rolling hills overlooking Mold…read morewith stunning views of the village below. Glasfryn, located on Raikes Lane outside of Mold is a charming establishment that offers a quaint but upscale British pub atmosphere. The interior has several size dining rooms, walls lined with shelves full of books, cozy fireplaces and fully stocked bar. There are a good selection of drinks, including local ales, largers and wines. The menu includes traditional pub fare and classic Welsh dishes. Comfortable outdoor seating and terrace are available for the warmer months with beautiful panoramic views of the village below. Although the establishment was busy, service was prompt and friendly. Location is pet friendly. There is also a 5 mile path on AllTrails you can follow starting at the pub. Definitely would return to this location, would like to try brunch.

Set on top of the hill in Mold, Wales, this lovely restaurant has an amazing view into the valley…read morebelow. On a nice day, it is a great spot to sit outside, and they have a large outdoor space with plenty of seating (both on tables and on the grass, if you prefer). The service was good, and the food was well prepared. Reasonably priced, as well.

The wife an I ordered their lamb shanks. When they arrived, my shank was literally twice the size…read moreof my wife's (obviously for the same price). We complained. We were told that 'That's how they come from the butcher, we have no control over their sizes'. We explained that they *did* have control over their portion sizes. The conversation ended. No apology. Nothing. I would not recommend.

As Marston's pubs/eateries go this place is pretty good…read more Unlike The Running Hare in Ewloe, Pen-Y-Bont Farm has table service and a slightly more upmarket vibe. The Vegan food options are fantastic and include double burgers with BBQ jackfruit, buffalo cauliflower tacos, pies and curries. The quality of the food is quite good and the staff are very friendly. Good value for money too.

From the owner: With a focus on succulent Red Tractor farm-assured chicken, flame-roasted to moist and tender…read moreperfection, our food is served restaurant style in informal pub surroundings. Our rotisserie meat is complemented by interesting and original sides as well as traditional accompaniments, and is offered alongside a carefully-selected daily menu of British favourites. Behind the bar, you'll find well-kept real ales, premium draught products, specially-chosen wines, spirits and soft drinks.

The Boat is afloat !!…read more Nestled right up alongside the River Dee and recently reopened, the Boat has lost none of its charm or ambiance. I like the fact that they support the community around the area by buying their Beer and Produce locally whenever possible. Records date an Alehouse here right back to the 13th century and the interior decor reflects how the building has grown through the centuries.Lots of Oak beams and stone floors add buckets of character. You can choose one of the quiet corners for privacy or park up in one of the larger open areas and banter away or, weather permitting, take a table outside. Called in for lunch the other day and the menu, although not extensive, has everything for feeding all tastes from a wake-up morning coffee (open at 11am) to a refreshing pint of ale and home baked pie, or spend an easy evening with a fondue and some warm torn bread washed down with a pint of locally brewed traditional free house Cask Ale. They also have an excellent choice of Wines should you fancy a change. Once you have had your fill then ease down that food and drink by taking a riverside country walk!! The scenery is stunning. The great thing about 'The Boat' is that is a place for all seasons. When the weather is warm you can sit alongside the river and watch folk fishing for Trout, Salmon and Eel and may even catch a glimpse of the Otters who live on the opposite bank. When colder weather arrives you walk through the door to be welcomed by open log fires, and feel like you are home. Turning up here on a snowy Winters afternoon is a Dickensian delight. Word of warning - double check your directions before you set out as the Boat Inn is off the beaten track at the end of a long winding lane. ..... Maybe it should be called The One Way Inn ?

What a secret little haven The Boat Inn is! It's only about 10 minutes from our house, but we…read moreliterally stumbled across it on one of our daily jaunts around the countryside. And what a lucky day for us! Charming snug of a place, the open fires, low ceilings and original beams transport you back to a simpler time. The staff is wonderfully warm and welcoming, with excellent food to back it up. A combination of traditional pub food and higher-end "gastro-pub" fare, you really can't go wrong here. And the portions are impressive-- beware if you're ordering a starter and main. You may not have room for their excellent desserts! Ample seating inside and out-- can't wait for warmer weather to sit outside at the picnic tables alongside the River Dee. The best inside seating is in the original building as opposed to the more modern conservatory (though it depends on your taste). Bookings are not necessary, but if you want a seat by the fire, definitely call ahead!

Called in for breakfast, nice relaxed atmosphere, clean toilets, courteous staff but more…read moreimportantly nicely cooked meals.

Highly recomend this place. Warm country pub with quality home cooked food and alot of it! Warm and…read morewelcoming, clean and tidy. Food can b pricey but you do get worth your money and youll b lucky if you can clear your plate there is so much on it! Must visit.

This pub is good to pop in for lunch if you're driving back East from the ferry in Hollyhead. My…read moreparents love it here, so my boyfriend and I came with them. - The servings are huuuge - The staff were really friendly and accommodating - The food came speedily It isn't a super-gourmet menu, but it isn't bad. They serve things like roasts, pies, bangers and mash etc... all very English. I'd be happy to come back here again next time we drive to/from Ireland.

Sunday 7 April, scoring an event in North Wales sat outside in the freezing cold. Set off home and…read moretried 4 pubs, all stopped serving except the last one The Plough Inn. Cavery closed but a quick call to the kitched by very friendly staff resulted in two wonderful fresh, real food, Sunday roasts OMG! Lovely pub, great food and wonderful staff can't improve on that. Thnak you.

What a little gem! The unassuming front of this place hides a great bar with friendly staff and…read morecrowd. The range of draught beers is very good (Leffe is my favourite) and the range of bottled beers from all over the world is huge. But the most unexpected thing is the food - Spanish tapas type dishes with a Moroccan influence. Obviously prepared and cooked on the premises - you simply do not get this sort of food in bars anywhere (never mind Mold). It really is delicious and well priced. This place is well worth a detour.

Great little bar, excellent selection of beers and wines. Probably the only place worth going for a…read moredrink in this town! Can get very crowded on weekends, doesn't take many people to pack it out.