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Will Larter left this review about Bar Bach
A very small bar, but steps lead down to more seating in the basement which seems to be shared with Caffi Maes around the corner. There's quite a few beers on the tube-mounted keg taps, including beers from Nightjar and Cwrw Llyn. The latter's Porth Neigwl was advertised by a tatty pump clip card propped up at the end, but I decided to go for their nitrostout instead, which was off, so the barman went yo change the keg. He served what came out without drawing any off, and I think there must have been a residue of old beer in the pipe, as it was pretty ropey. Couldn't be bothered to complain, just vowed not to visit tourist traps like this again.
On 22nd August 2026
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Quinno _ left this review about Bar Bach
Resolutely shut on my attempted Monday afternoon visit, despite its Facebook saying they should be open. So beware.
On 14th May 2024
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Bar Bach
Claims to be "the smallest bar in Wales", but there seem to be other areas down a few steps at the back (although not in use when I visited). Basic alehouse-style furniture and decor around the compact bar. Apart from me talking to the barman, all conversation appeared (in a non-exclusive way) to be in Welsh. Two of three handpumps in operation: Bog Standard Bitter from Big Bog and Mwnci Nel from Nant (£3.30).
On 22nd January 2018
- rating: 6
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Aqualung . left this review about Bar Bach
This place is not a micropub as it has a fairly standard keg and spirits range nor does it have anything to do with classical music. It's certainly small enough consisting of a small rectangular room with a slate floor, some slate topped tables and the bar on the right. There is a TV but it was turned off. At the back is an entrance to Caffi Maes on the square which this place is actually a part of. There are three hand pumps which had Llyn Brawd Houdini & Cwrw Glyndwr and Nant Cwrw Chwarel. I went for the Cwrw Glyndwr (£3.95) which was in good nick but would have been expensive in London let alone North Wales. I thought this one was well worth a look which makes the high prices a shame.
On 24th April 2016
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