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6.7 miles
Llanarmon-yn-Ial, Mold, CH7
"The Rose and Crown. Graianrhyd, Llanarmon yn Lal, Mold, Denbighshire, Wales. An hour from Manchester yet splendidly rural, the Rose and Crown serves chips served doused with a heady curry, brought ou
6.8 miles
Pontblyddyn, Mold, CH7
Fine old building situated at a crossroads with the River Alyn to rear of the pub, The unspolit interior has a warm and cosy front bar with a real fire with room leading off to right and a separate restaurant to the left.
6.8 miles
Hawarden, Hawarden, CH5
6.8 miles
Penyffordd, Chester, CH4
Located half way between Chester and Wrexham, this pub is ideally situated to take friends and family out for a full sit down meal, or even just a light lunch. The Red Lion, Penyffordd prides itself in serving high quality, home cooked food made from fres
6.9 miles
Penyffordd, Chester, CH4
We promise an intimate and relaxing ambiance whist you dine with us. Whether you’re stopping by to wet your whistle in our bar lounge or treating yourself to some of our fine dining. So… what are you waiting for?
6.9 miles
Penyffordd, Chester, CH4
6.9 miles
Gorsedd, Holywell, CH8
Welcome to The Druid Inn, a family-owned country pub nestled in the stunning village of Gorsedd, just outside Holywell. The Druid is a beautiful country pub and the fifth in our little group. We’ve
7.1 miles
Hawarden, Hawarden, CH5
The Glynne Arms is a 200 year old traditional coaching inn which has recently undergone a complete restoration inside and out, bringing it back to life. Its philosophy is simple; to provide a warm, relaxed pub environment and excellent food in the restaur
7.1 miles
Mancot, Queensferry, CH5
7.1 miles
Rhewl, Ruthin, LL15
The Drovers Arms dates back to the 15th Century and as the name suggest it was built as a resting place for drovers as they drove their animals from Anglesey through Rhewl down to London. The landlor