This is a traditional country food pub. The Guinness is good. When I asked for bitter I was…read moreoffering Worthington Creamflow. So they dint sell real ale. But the food is worth a trip .

From the owner: Here at The Red Lion we pride ourselves on serving fantastic food at great value prices. As well as…read moreour Al a Carte menu which offers a wide and varied choice of both starters and mains, we have an amazing 'Earlybird Menu' which runs from 6pm to 7.30pm where dinners can have 2 courses for only £7.95 per person and for the quality of the food this offer is unbeatable in the area. We also run many other special offers to get the full details of all our offers and specials evenings / events please visit our website.

Really friendly but unfortunately the Guinness is terrible. Chatted at the bar with a few locals…read morewho appeared to not notice the yellowish head on there pints !!

We recently had a camping trip to Presatyn . On one day we could not find a single country pub with…read morefood in St asaph , Rhyll , Denbigh or Prestayn that served anything but chips and scampi , etc . Except here . The food was reasonbly priced served in good time with good service . The menu was varied and catererd for vegetarians , which my partner is . the food was in good portions and was delicious. Made our day.

Well it'd be Pub Food, but it's a pub with little room for drinkers, don't expect to keep your…read moretable when they are busy if you are only drinking. However we booked, and 6 of us had quite a pleasant meal and some drink for £100. A pretty wide menu at various price points, large portions and pretty well cooked. The conservatory area is too warm all year, I'd try and get a table in the original pub building. You have to order at the bar, but 6 or over and it's waitress service. Pretty little country village and of course there is the small waterfall nearby just a pity the food has taken over so much.

A lovely pub, with friendly service and fantastic food at very reasonable prices. What more can you…read moreask for?

I've only been in once. The Guinness was surprisingly cheap but unfortunately particularly…read moretransparent and undrinkable. As I sat waiting for my sister to finished her soft drink. I nipped to loo to find a group men with super strength lagers passing small packets of "whatever!!' between them. I sat back down a little bemused, suddenly one of bar staff came from behind the bar went over to the jukebox and selected a track. I believe the genre is called 'happy hardcore', it did not make me happy. We left never to return.

Not a bad bar, can be a little rough on occasions but drinks are reasonable as is customer service…read more Good location too.

This is great bar to go as a group and chat and enjoy craft ales and fancy gins and runs. Friendly…read morestaff a good ambiance when busy after about 7pm. Also good to catch footy and rugby well lite and good placed screens.

By day a relaxed environment with Lounge style surroundings serving well priced menu with tasty…read morefood. By night Archies turns into a busy Bar/Club with good DJ's with lively music. Gets particularly busy on the weekends and occassionaly they have live music. There is the Ivy resteraunt upstairs which again is popular. Situated at the top of the High Street, there is a car park in walking distance. At night you should be able to park outside the venue or there is the taxi rank at the bottom end of the High Street ( 5 minute walk)

Archies - very nice. Classy without shouting, relaxing during the afternoon, and absolutely packed…read moreon the weekend evenings. Bar could do with being bigger but the owner can't do anything about that. Great location, very cool place.