A homely locals pub with its half timbered and white washed walls. Located just off the square in the market town of Llanrwst and overlooking the river Conwy.
Horse brasses adorn the interior with various crockery hanging from the low beams.
A Free House with an excellent reputation for serving real ale and cider. Located close to Llandudno and winner of various CAMRA awards over the last few years.
Has beer garden to enjoy the many delicious cider.
A relatively new bar in Abergele which started off as a coffee shop within a Travel Agent! It quickly grew to became a popular wine bar which was recently extended when the premises next door was purchased.
Function room available upstairs and an enclosed beer garden at the rear.
The Bull Inn is located on the old drovers road in the picturesque Conwy valley and is one of the oldest buildings in the small village of Llanbedr-y-Cenin. A painted bull adornes the gable end of the inn and at one time the interior was divided into three small rooms. By now the dividing walls have since been replaced and now stone fireplaces can be seen either side of the bar
Mae’r Valentine Inn yn dyddio i o leiaf 1788 a hi yw’r dafarn hynaf yn Llanddeulas. Y tafarnwr trwyddedig ym 1841 oedd Thomas Ffoulkes a Joseph Jones oedd y tafarnwr ym 1895. Mae tarddiad yr enw wedi bod yn destun trafod ers tro a cred rhai pobl lleol mai’r rheswm dros ei henwi yw am iddi agor am y tro cyntaf ar ddiwrnod Sant Ffolant. Mae’r ddadl yn parhau..................
Lle hynod iawn ac mae lluniau cynnar yn dangos arwydd y Swyddfa Bost uwchben y drws gwaelod.
A 15th century county inn located in the Vale of Conwy which started out as a two storey building. At one time called the Commercial Inn. Refurbished over the years Serving real ale and good food. Lovely log fires during the winter months. On Twitter and Facebook.
A homely locals pub with its half timbered and white washed walls. Located just off the square in the market town of Llanrwst and overlooking the river Conwy. 
The Bull Inn is located on the old drovers road in the picturesque Conwy valley and is one of the oldest buildings in the small village of Llanbedr-y-Cenin. A painted bull adornes the gable end of the inn and at one time the interior was divided into three small rooms. By now the dividing walls have since been replaced and now stone fireplaces can be seen either side of the bar 