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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in St. Asaph. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you. including The Talardy, The Plough Bar & Restaurant, Trefnant Inn Pub, The New Inn, The Swan Inn, The New Inn, Table Table, Faenol Fawr Restaurant, The Crown, Llindir Inn
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10. Llindir Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Set in the heart of North Wales Countryside, the Llindir Inn is a picture perfect country gem dating back to the early 13th Century. It is under new management and has recently had a complete refurbishment. Serving a range of cuisines, we aim to please al
Reviewed By HughgoesCaernarfon
Decided to have lunch here after visiting people nearby. Our sat nav stopped giving directions shortly after we passed the Inn, so turned around and asked a helpful local who came out of the Inn to point us in the right direction. Very friendly. I called the previous evening to ask if we needed to book, and was told there was no need. By the time we got back to the Inn after our short visit it was packed with diners so a good idea to book for Sunday lunch. They found us a table so big sigh of relief. I ordered the beef, a very generous portion cooked to perfection and on the rare side. The huge Yorkshire pudding was delicious, as were the potatoes and vegetables that were just as I like them and not overcooked. My partner had the chicken, again a generous serving of meat. The service was quick and friendly, and we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. Would certainly return if we are in that area again.
9. The Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By RoddieBroddie
Just got home and had to post straight away.. my husband had sticker belly pork with salt and pepper chips and I had slow cooked lamb shank. Both on the special menus. The food was excellent, we share just a little so I can speak for both. Well cooked, plentiful. Really enjoyed them.
8. Faenol Fawr Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By MikeBirdOnline
I visited as one of a party of over 30, for voting our Christmas office lunch.They had plenty of advance notice of s vegan (me) attending, and did pretty well, generally. Starter was mushrooms in Dundee sorry of sauce, main course a lovely nut roast and all the veggies.The odd but was they said in advance that, if I took my own vegan Christmas pudding, they would heat it up for me. So I did and they nuked it! Bizarre to think that a place of this standing court source a vegan Christmas pudding - I popped down Asda! I gifted the rest of it to their other customers. :o)Very friendly and efficient staff, very nice surroundings.
7. Table Table
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1110 reviews
Using seasonal ingredients, Table Table - Morfa boasts a menu of traditional pub dishes. Varied sharing platters are served alongside tempting nibbles and British favourites. Hearty breakfasts are also available for early risers, while sensational dessert
Reviewed By Anne J
Excellent attentive service from staff with special mention to Sara and Duty Manager. Nothing too much trouble for my birthday meal.
6. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 574 reviews
Weâre a traditional pub serving great food, well kept ales with a great team of people - A real coal fire and a friendly welcome await you here at The New Inn. Thereâs lots of reasons to visit us - live music, quiz nights, sizzling skillet nights and so m
Reviewed By lrhWales
Have eaten in this restaurant many times over last six years and the food has always been excellent. Only criticism I have is the portions are generous and I can only manage to eat one course although there is such a good selection that are very tempting.
5. The Swan Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Under New Management. Open 7 days a week, 11pm weeknights and 1am weekends. 3 TV screens showing all live football games, pool room and local real cask ale available. £2.00 a pint every Tuesday! :)
Reviewed By David William P
A warm friendly atmosphere in this old traditional pub which has recently been taken oevr by Mr David Gwyn Williams and he has redeveloped the interior.Sky sports and real ales available.The staff are always friendly.
4. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
We serve food all through the day and on Sundays roast dinners until 6pm. We have a bouncy castle weather permitting and a large beer garden with benches and barbeque weather permitting. We accept well behaved dogs. Also we have a small dining area for th
Reviewed By Jean L
We pass the pub quite often & decided to call in last week. After ordering the food we waited a long time before it arrived but it was well worth the wait. Everything was hot and so tasty. The pub does need some updating but the locals were friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We will definately be calling again.
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3. Trefnant Inn Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
Monday - Friday opening hours 12:00 - 00:00 Monday - Friday Food serving times 12:00-15:00. 15:00-21:00 Saturday opening hours 12:00-01:00 Food serving times 12:00-21:00 Sunday opening hours 12:00-23:00 Food serving times 12:00-19:00
Reviewed By Paul T
Visited this restaurant on recommendation from locals and was not disappointed. The staff so friendly and attentive, the food cooked to perfection. The menu is varied and very good value for money. We actually ate there twice in 2 nights such was the quality and enjoyment . I would definetly recommend a visit if your in the area .
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2. The Plough Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 660 reviews
We are fortunate enough to be able to cater for all people of all ages, from our cosy bar, large outside area, cocktail bar or our modern upstairs restaurant, we have food and a dining experience for all walks of life, from our selection of starters, nibb
Reviewed By jacovelli8
This place offers a good menu choice. The food is fantastic. It has a good vibe but can be a little busy at weekends. Bar is well stocked with a good variety of drinks. This plac also offers live music.Only negative it's difficult to get a food order in when the bar is busy.
1. The Talardy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 636 reviews
The Talardy is a beautiful restored Georgian hotel, conveniently situated off the A55 in the newly ordained city of St Asaph. We offer a family friendly dining experience, serving our Rotisserie menu til 9pm daily and for the al fresco diner, we have a be
Reviewed By Simepeter
Stopped here on way home from Llandudno. 1st time we called here was 15 years ago when my wife was pregnant with our daughter. Our daughter was with us this time. We had a lovely meal. Wife and daughter had the Rotisserie chicken and both thought it was beautiful. I had a bacon and cheese burger which was also beautiful. Well worth visiting. It has changed since our last visit but itâs clean and the service is fantastic. Thank you for your brilliant feedback and we are really happy that you loved our cheeseburger and that you found our service to be fantastic. Hope to see you again soon.
