Freindly pub, me and the wife, or always made welcome, even though we are not locals, oh and the…read morewife likes the bingo on Mondays Colin

A Pub to avoid. Used mainly by alcoholics. Service is average, prices good hence why there are so…read moremany drunks in there! Not a family pub by any means!

As of 03.02.2012, this is The Albion Ale Bar. They do not serve nasty, fizzy keg beers, but do have…read moresome superb local real ale; at time of writing, a choice of four plus a real draught stout. There are three areas a lounge, the bar area and a smoke room, in which, of course, no smoking is allowed. The lounge and the smoke room both have wonderful open fires essential as I am writing this. The welcome from the knowledgeable staff is also warm and the locals are very friendly to we incomers. There are no TV's, no juke-box and no food (other than bags of Tyrrell's crisps) so that conversation dominates. Upper Gate Street is also the road which leads directly to the Youth Hostel, making this the first pub hostellers encounter heading into town a definite plus for us!

Once upon a time the Albion was the favoured haunt of some of Conwy's most hardened drinkers,…read morealbeit one of some architectural merit (it is in fact a Grade II listed building). In recent years it hit hard times and was eventually closed down. However there has been a recent development that will be of interest to proper beer drinkers. The pub has been purchased by a mysterious London based banker with roots in North Wales. He's re-opened it partnership with four local breweries The Conwy Brewery, the Great Orme Brewery, Bragdy Nant Brewery as well as the Purple Moose Brewery from Porthmadog. The pub is now a dedicated real-ale boozer with a particular emphasis on locally produced ales. There won't be any food (apart from crisps) as the premises doesn't have a kitchen so it will still be a drinker's pub but hopefully one with a more discerning clientele than of days gone by.

This is a small pub with two bars to the front of the premises and a large staged function room…read morewith a private bar at the back of the premises, it also has a private rear yard that is sheltered for the smokers amongst you. The beer is cold the atmosphere is nice and friendly and the bar staff are friendly to all who visit. The pub allows a local dance group call Rhyl Dance Revolutions to use the back room on a monday night 6-7pm. The function room is available for bookings. Entertainment is available most evenings ( see windows for listings)

Like most pubs seems to be suffering from a lack of customers. Situated in the West End of Rhyl has…read morea big screen for the sporting events, and never seems to get to crowded. Takes about a 5 minute walk into the twon centre from the location which is an easy route to take along Wellington Road. The premises is also available as a function room

This is a very traditional pub set in a picturesque location on a small lane away from any roads…read more The pub is situated near a stream and is right near the entry onto woodland footpaths, so therefore a perfect place for walkers. The customer service is excellent and the owner is always around and willing to provide some history about the place which used to be a working mill. Definatly worth a visit.

Traditional Pub in a pictuesqaue location, great service and a friendly atrmosphere.read more

A nice family friendly pub located in the center of town that we frequented twice in recent days…read more They have a varied menu of pub food and appetizers. They have an inexpensive lunch special which includes a Chicken Club Sandwich, chips and a drink for less than 6 pounds. Order your food and drinks at the bar and a server will deliver to your table. You have an option of inside or outside dining depending on the The food is delicious and the service good. #llandudnopubs #llandudnorestaurants

Years ago the Carlton had a reputation as a rough pub. If you went past there on a Monday morning…read moreyou wouldn't be surprised to see a man from Clifton glass replacing a window (or two). Despite this I've always enjoyed going there. It is a traditional pub with it's collection of regulars and it's all the better for it. It may not appeal to the trendies up the road in the Fat Cat but again that's not necessarily such a bad thing.

Excellent service, great staff amd wonderful locals. Last monday of august is hoylake lifeboat…read moreday. Be sure to pop in to this pub if you are in the area.

Great pub tucked away in the middle of Hoylake. Friendly staff, good beer and cosy atmosphere. A…read morereal gem.

Had a wonderful experience at Kings Head. We sat on the restaurant side. We order The Roast and…read moreFish and Chips. Everything was delicious. The service was outstanding, everyone check on us about our food & drinks. Thank you for making wonderful memories.

Wonderful fish and chips; great beer; attentive server...and the barkeep was half bad either!read more

Recently took staff and friends here for a night out with the intention of trying out good…read morereal-ales, well-kept. We weren't disappointed. The ales were great, the staff friendly and interior spotless. We sat outside for most of the evening because it was very hot, bit ventured inside to play pool for a short while it is the best pub in the Colwyn bay/ old Colwyn area for real ale in my opinion and the hosts are spot-on. We will be back, minus pool cues.

my husband loves this pub,…read more the cider is excellent, he also like's the atmosphere, but have heard a few people say it is clicky and unwelcoming , it is always busy,