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The Corn Mill, Llangollen
Llangollen
LL20 8PN
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Reviews of The Corn Mill (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
Delboy 20 left this review about The Corn Mill
Really nice Brunning and Price pub right by the river. Stunning outside terrace overlooking the water below. We called in a few times during the week and there was a good choice of beers on. I enjoyed Hobson's Town Crier and a couple from Phoenix brewery - Dragon IPA and White Tornado. Well worth a visit.
On 4th November 2021
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Al Bundy left this review about Corn Mill
A nice pub that serves real ales and food. Very foodie with a dining area set up by the outdoor terrace. The rest of the pub can be a bit dark but is nice enough. Excellent beer terrace with lovely views of the river, station and hills. Can be noisy by the bit where the river whitewater's over the rocks. Local breweries usually provide the beer.
On 18th August 2018
- rating: 7
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John Bonser left this review about Corn Mill
Visited in September 2009
The Corn Mill ( or "Y Felin Yd" - to use the Welsh name which also appears prominently ) is a food orientated former flour mill on the banks of the River Dee near the centre of Llangollen.
It's been tastefully converted into a pub/restaurant retaining wooden beams and decorated with interesting old photos of Llangollen and period advertising posters. There's 3 floors in total with a large outside decking area on stilts overlooking the river and with a view of the steam railway station over the river. From this decking you can see the rotating water wheel inside the building.
The clear emphasis is on food and a varied menu of food is offered at all times. There's that typically relaxed and informal, but impersonal, style of a gastro pub operation.
It's a Brunning and Price establishment and those who have been to The Armoury in Shrewsbury will recognise the style and ambience - no music, fruit machines or TV and a rather stylishly converted characterful interior.
There's 6 handpumps - 5 for real ale and one for draught cider on my visit. Beers on were Hawkshead Lakeland Gold, Titanic First Class, Weetwood Cheshire Cat, Abbeydale Wheat Beer and the Brunning and Price "house beer ( don't know who brews this ).
My Hawkshead Lakeland Gold was a splendid pint and my food was tasty and well presented, arriving promptly.
The pub has been in the GBG for a number of years but, perhaps reflecting the food emphasis, I didn't see any GBG stickers anywhere.
I really enjoyed the visit, but do remember that it's more a restaurant than a pub.
On 14th July 2011
- rating: 7
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- Accommodation : No last updated 05 July 2014 by Alan Hurdle
- Bar Billiards : No last updated 05 July 2014 by Alan Hurdle
- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 27 July 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Car Park : No last updated 27 July 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 27 July 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 27 July 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Wheelchair Access : Yes last updated 05 July 2014 by Alan Hurdle
- WiFi : Yes last updated 05 September 2014 by Alan Hurdle
