| Pub | Comments | Location |
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| BARMOUTH | ||
| Tal-Y-Don | Fine beer in this nice traditional local with tables in the pleasant back yard.
Last visited June 2006 |
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| CARROG | ||
| Grouse Inn | Excellent beer in this Lees' house, I particularly enjoyed their seasonal summer ale on a hot June day. The food menu looks good in this small traditional village pub.
Last visited June 2006 |
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| LLANDUDNO | ||
| Alexandra | Fine beer and a buzzing atmosphere even on a
midwinter Tuesday. There is also a quieter hotel bar
upstairs. Hand pulled Green label, O.P. and Ruddles
County.
Last visited December 1998 |
Mostyn Street / Clonmel Street |
| Churchill's | Keg beer only in the nicely decorated lounge side.
Last visited November 2003 |
Augusta Street / Vaughan Street |
| Craigside Inn | An up market multi roomed establishment aimed firmly
at the family meals market. Brewer's Fayre menu. Fun
Factory. Plastic beer only.
Last visited December 1998 |
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| Cross Keys | A very nicely decorated one bar pub in which the Monday night quiz is very popular. Various real ales.
Last visited December 1998 |
Mostyn Street |
| Flix Bar | A grubby smokey two room one bar upstairs place with
a nice film theme to the decor.
Last visited December 1998 |
Mostyn Street |
| The Kings Arms | Traditional decor in this pleasant pub on the main shopping street, with an impressive stone fireplace. Good beer, and the food looks good and good value.
Last visited November 2004 |
Mostyn Street |
| Kings Head | A nice multi-level pub but the hand pulled Tetley was
mediocre.
Last visited December 1998 |
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| Links Hotel | Nice large friendly plain bar side. Separate dining
room. Hand pulled Lees Bitter.
Last visited December 1998 |
Conway Road |
| Randolf Turpin's | A typical plastic tourist trap with prices to match, at the summit of the Great Orme. Superb views from the terrace.
Last visited September 2006 |
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| Sam's Speakeasy | A large trendy basement place totally unexpected underneath the Imperial Hotel. Pool table. LSTV.
Last visited December 1998 |
The Parade / Vaughan Street |
| Snowdon | This plain traditional boozer serves excellent real ales. In the lounge corner of the knocked through interior, a comfortable three piece suite is arranged around the fire, just like it was someone's living room.
Last visited November 2003 |
Tudno Street |
| Station Hotel | A pleasant large knocked through station pub. Cask conditioned Flowers, Boddingtons and Pedigree. Food
served all day.
Last visited December 1998 |
Llandudno Junction station |
| Victoria | A nice small lounge in this pub which concentrates mainly on food. Various real ales.
Last visited December 1998 |
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| LLANGOLLEN | ||
| Prince of Wales | A plain pub with two front rooms plus a disco at the back. No real ale.
Last visited June 2006 |
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| Wild Pheasant | A pleasant hotel bar in this expensive but very nice hotel, a member of the Best Western chain, located a few minutes walk from the centre of town. No real ale.
Last visited June 2006 |
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| PORTHMADOG | ||
| Station Inn (aka Pub On The Platform) | Located at the railway station, this pub has one large room decorated with railway memorabillia and pictures. A selection of fine real ales is served.
Last visited September 2006 |
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| Spooner's Bar | This pleasant pub is located at the Ffestiniog Railway station. Sit on the platform, watch the trains go by and enjoy some fine real ale. When I was last there they had a number of beers from the local Purple Moose brewery, the ones I tried were excellent. The food looks good as well.
Last visited September 2006 |
The Cob |
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