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0.3 miles
Penyffordd, Chester, CH4
Located half way between Chester and Wrexham, this pub is ideally situated to take friends and family out for a full sit down meal, or even just a light lunch. The Red Lion, Penyffordd prides itself in serving high quality, home cooked food made from fres
1.6 miles
Pontblyddyn, Mold, CH7
Fine old building situated at a crossroads with the River Alyn to rear of the pub, The unspolit interior has a warm and cosy front bar with a real fire with room leading off to right and a separate restaurant to the left.
2 miles
Buckley, Clwyd, CH7
Formerly called the Grandstand this 2-roomed suburban local has a 60's style exterior with a tastefully modernised interior featuring a large games room and separate lounge. One guest beer from Admira
2.4 miles
Buckley, Clwyd, CH7
Family friendly pub with lakeside views. Dog friendly. Pool table. Dart board. Live music. Quiz night.
2.6 miles
Hawarden, Hawarden, CH5
2.6 miles
Broughton, Chester, CH4
Spirit Pub in Broughton, Flintshire. Live BT and SKY SPORTS, great food offers daily, live entertainment weekly and community events.
2.9 miles
Hawarden, Cheshire, CH5
Flamboyant decor, live music, quality drinks, funky food and the best outdoor terrace around! Bring together a fusion of locals pride and city center coolness!
3 miles
Bryn-y-Baal, Mold, CH7
Argoed Sports & Social Club provides a home to Mynydd Isa Youth FC, Argoed Bowls, Argoed Utd FC, and Mynydd Isa CC. A warm welcome is always extended to anyone who wishes to come along and take part as a player or spectator. Function rooms available.
3.3 miles
Broughton, Chester, CH4
3.8 miles
Dodleston, Chester, CH4
An 18th Century map suggests The Red Lion was established as far back as 1737, though then it was known as "The Red Lyon". Our quiet and peaceful history was interrupted in the autumn of 1845 when the