The Endbutt is a nice pub off the beaten track but well used by many people. Has great facilities…read morefor watching the match and also has two pool table's in a seperate games bar. Occasionally they have small two man acts on playing covers etc. and they also serve some nice food very reasonably priced pub fare. Thursdays are curry nights and are well worth a visit as they make a big pan of curry Mmmm Mmmm.

Great little local pub. Nice beer garden, disabled access and two bar/eating areas. Food is very…read moregood and they do a lovely Sunday roast. Great to go for lunch or just a nice quiet drink.

I cannot praise the Chimneys enough it is amazing and I love it, evening meal or lunch. Free coffee…read morerefils and believe me the coffee is gorgeous (unusual for a pub). Great range of meals and they change their menu with the seasons. You have to try their chicken and bacon sandwich may not sound exciting but WOW it's fantastic. Also their homemade beef burgers are delicious. Open fire really adds to the cozy atmosphere and along with the delightful staff and I mean all of them they are a joy and whenever I'm thinking of going out to eat this is always one of my top choices.

I love this pub. My friend and I ate here a couple months back, and I absolutely adored the…read moreexperience. It's almost like being a really big, warm friendly house. They Web site doesn't tell, but I think that it actually used to be a large house. There are a couple of fireplaces, and in the winter they have real log fires burning. The food was delicious--real home cooked British meals, including a variety of vegetarian choices on the menu. The wait staff and bar tender were very friendly, and it was really enjoyable chatting with some of them. This is a great place to take guests visiting from other countries as it's a very traditional, English experience. I would definitely eat here again, and highly recommend it.

Good value and decent food. It is a good place for families to go as they welcome kids. They have…read morethe usual things like crayons to colour in to occupy the little ones while you are waiting for your food. The menu is typical of what you would expect of a pub chain. The usual lasagne, fish and chips, scampi etc. They do however have nice cakes for desert which you can go over and choose for yourself.

Gorgeous food in a lovely village setting. I always like eating here.read more

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 Farmer's Arms is a delightful old world pub in Walassey Village. The rich, dark wood panelling…read moreand furnishings are gorgeous. You'll feel like you've stepped back in time at least 50 years, maybe more. And if you're like me, that's a good thing. A great place to join some friends for a pint or to take the family for a meal. They have some good home cooked British meals at good prices, and the staff are friendly and attentive.

A proper traditional pubused to be the smokiest place in town before the ban but it is small and…read morecosy with decent beer. the prices are pretty much in line with the other pubs in the area - younger people tend to prefer the Lighthouse or Nelson though.

Ignore the three stars; this was from one review ten years ago. Since then, it has burned down,…read morechanged management, become a mediocre chain pub, changed to local management, and has been completely redone. Great play area and seating outside, wonderful conservatory, and even the insides have been remodeled and updated. Local cask beers, wines and liqueurs available. Did the Sunday Roast and was really good; fresh veg and beef was lovely. Had the sticky toffee for dessert and was amazing. Is very refreshing to see many of the locals back in the place and has a very friendly atmosphere. Will continue to return and encourage others, locals or visitors.

Fabulous food, friendly, professional staff and a wonderful, cosy yet classy atmosphere. What's not…read moreto like?! Perfect, perfect, perfect. Will definitely be visiting again and again! I live too far away! No faults to place with the pub itself! Personal favourites is the chocolate fudge cake and the bread and butter pudding is to die for!! the quality of the good, tasty and wholesome (without being fancy!) food!

I went here for my boyfriend's birthday this week, my first ever visit - and it was fantastic…read more The food was quite reasonably priced and really delicious! There was quite a wide variety of food available too - so loads of choice. Also had a tasty glass of wine :) The staff were lovely and really attentive - even though it seemed fairly busy. Very pleasant experience! Would definitely go again.

Used to go here about 12 year ago, as the food, service and prices were always spot on…read more Recently went back and I'm glad to say it is still spot on. Great traditional british food (and a good few ethnic dishes) on offer, nice pleasant staff, good prices. If what you want is a great Sunday Roast or more - go here and enjoy.

I called into this place today on the basis of the Qype review…read more It is a nice rural style pub with a log fire, a very nice place to visit with a cosy feel. The food menu looked like all the meals were all able to be "Home made" All the usual pub food, nothing too exotic or that interesting but you could see they made an effort to make it varied and interesting. Prices at £3-5ish for Snack. Main meals around £8-9 Steaks and Grills £11-13 One real ale pump serving Teltley's Fire Cracker. I wasn't really hungry but wanted to sample some food why I was there so I ordered the hot chicken sandwich. I was very disappointed. It was a cheap chicken burger on a poor quality bread bun with a bit of iceberg. Most of the pubs I know use a full chicken breast that they put their own coating on and serve with salad garnish etc. It's a shame really because it is a nice looking pub. My snack may or may not have been representative of the rest of the menu but I shall not be returning to find out. I have no doubt it one of the best pubs within a few mile.

This is great family pub and it's got a great atmosphere. You can eat in the car area or you can…read moreeat in the restaurant. The pub food is good value but it is worth going up to the restaurant. The food is really nice and the staff are very friendly. There is a good selection of wine and beer in the bar. We've also held family gatherings there are the buffet food was very good. There is a big car park at the back. The Queen Anne is one of the best pubs around and well worth a visit.