The Bull, Beaumaris

This is a massive 17th century stone and cream building that offers accommodation, a restaurant, a brasserie and a bar. I walked into an ante-room awaiting a meal in the restuarant and my heart sank a little as it appeared to be a modern interior, but i turned out to be wrong. The ante-room and the restaurant were modern. The restaurant is up in the garret. The food was very good and service excellent. As an old fashionedy, the decor and the chairs were not to my liking, however, the bar really made up for it. I didnt go in the brasserie. The bar was traditional. Cream walls, wood beams, with a nice brick fire place; there were lots of military ephemera, swords, breastplates and brass ornaments. The service here was friendly and the clientele mature. There was another room off the bar, effectively the passageway to the bogs. Beer; tap stuff, with Bombardier, Bass and the excellent Hancock's XB on handpull. A delight

Official site of Ye Olde Bulls Head Inn, contains menu and wine list - www.bullsheadinn.co.uk

Official site of Ye Olde Bulls Head Inn, contains menu and wine list - www.bullsheadinn.co.uk