4.0/5

(2,028 reviews)

Steeped in history, The Dragonfly sits in an area of great significance to the ancient Celtic people. The pub was formerly known as The Celtic Springs, referring to a sacred spring to the east of the

4.7/5

(195 reviews)

Come and discover one of Cardiff's best kept secrets, hidden right in the heart of the city.

4.2/5

(1,463 reviews)

The inn takes its name from Elizabeth Lewis, heiress of a major local landowner in the area, who married the Third Earl of Plymouth in the early 1700's. The Plymouth Arms' location provided easy acces

4.3/5

(1,308 reviews)

Home of timeless experiences… step inside to enjoy botanical cocktails, finest ales, a food menu full of the flavours of home all served by passionate teams and a backdrop of your favourite music.

4.2/5

(311 reviews)

Located in Newport City, The Handpost offers both convenience and hospitality. With ample seating and a large beer garden, you can eat, drink and sleep in a relaxed comfortable atmosphere, enjoying a host drinks and traditional ales.

4.6/5

(134 reviews)

This street front pub in Llantrisant historic old town has been extensively modernised in a rustic-chic style. Bus stops are conveniently close just outside the pub and car parks are only a short walk

4.3/5

(297 reviews)

On offer is a great drinks selection with all your favourite beers and guest ales, accompanied by a quality food menu that will suit all tastes, both at fantastic value.