Pubs, Clubs & Bars in Wales

Cwtch Restaurant
http://www.cwtchrestaurant.co.uk
We adore the feel and spirit of St. Davids, Britain\'s smallest city, and thought it the ideal spot for a restaurant to celebrate all things local. Come here and you\'ll discover that our ingredients are always fresh, delicious and locally sourced.

Wynnstay Arms - Gastropub and Brasserie with Rooms
http://www.wynnstayarms.com
Set in the heart of Ruthin town centre the Wynnstay Offers contemporary dining and accommodation whilst preserving the traditional features of the building dating from 1549. We specialise in locally sourced food, much of it Welsh, and all produced on the premises. We bake our own bread and produce our own desserts, we also bake hams and make pates, all of which are served in the warm and laid back environment that has become synonymous with the Wynnstay.

Booksearch at Hay
http://www.booksearch-at-hay.com
We find any book, on or off the internet. Located in Hay-on-Wye the world capital of second hand, rare & antiquarian books. Also visit our award winning Restaurant, Café & Bar where: \"You eat and drink in style, while we find your book\". We search from 27 million books - 5m in Hay alone!

Cothi View Holiday Cottage and The Black Lion Inn
http://www.gorlechtrail.com
We are the landlord and landlady of the Black Lion Inn, in Abergorlech, South Wales. As well as running a pub we also rent out our Holiday Cottage which is just 50 paces from the pub itself. We are based in the heart of the Cothi Valley in Carmarthenshire surrounded by the Brechfa Forest which is a popular destination for Mountain Bikers as Abergorlech is at the start of the Brechfa Mountain Bike routes and follows the bank of the River Cothi.

Black Boy Inn
http://www.black-boy-inn.com
At the Black Boy Inn, Caernarfon, North Wales, we have been offering hotel style accommodation and dining of distinction for more than five centuries. Situated in the heart of the Royal Borough of Caernarfon, within the medieval town walls, the inn has charm aplenty with its roaring open fires, oak beams and all the Welsh character that its age and location suggests.

Ysgethin Inn
http://www.ysgethin-inn.com
Tucked in a peaceful corner of rural Wales on the banks of the Ysgethin river, the Ysgethin Inn over the years has built a great reputatuion for fine beers and excellent food.

The Hand at Llanarmon
http://www.thehandhotel.co.uk
The Hand stands on the crossroads of two of the old drovers roads. As a farm, it was an ideal place to stop overnight, pen the animals and take a well-earned rest from the journey. Over the centuries the provision of accommodation has gradually taken over from farming with the final switch from farm to hotel taking place in the 1960s.

The Groes Inn
http://www.groesinn.com
The first licensed house in Wales, 1573. The Groes is a revelation for those who mourn the passing of the great British inn - a traditional refuge of travelers, which blends the warm welcome of a local pub with the homely comforts of a good bed and wholesome food. As the first licensed house in Wales, The Groes Inn has kept the spirit of hospitality alive for more than four centuries. It\'s character is timeless.

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