The Hope & Anchor in Denbighshire

Had the best Sunday roast today at the hope anchor, 10/10 would recommend lovely, home cooked food, value for money, great staff, friendly atmosphere and clean too. Very pleased with measures that have been put in place towards COVID-19.

Came here on the off chance while we were on our we to somewhere else and really glad we did. Great atmosphere, really friendly landlord and the Lamb Roast Dinner.... WELL, what can I say?? Roast and Mashed Potato, Peas, Carrots, Cauliflower Cheese, Yorkshire Pudding... and the meat was to die for! Choose between Lamb, Chicken or Beef. Really generous portions and really reasonably priced. 2 dinners, 1 soft drink, 1 coffee and 1 hot pudding just under £20. Added bonus for us was they were showing Live Rugby on Sky. Would recommend this place for all ages... they even cater for little ones.

Seriously. I’ve eaten Sunday dinner at Michelin started restaurants, but hand on heart, this is the best I’ve eaten (barring my wifes). Great welcome from the landlord, really relaxed atmosphere. I chose the lamb, which was cooked to perfection, and a delicious piece of meat. Generous helpings, including cauliflower cheese, carrots, peas, mashed (superb) and roast potatoes and a Yorkshire. We stopped in just passing through, but next time we’d go out of our way to get here.

Usually travel up the A 55 to the coast with it being bank holiday went the scenic route through Denbigh and came across thevHope & Anchor by chance What a gem the Kamb dinner was excellent and I finished off with apple crumble & custard 2 drinks 2 meals 2 sweets for a touch over £20 in total the bargain of the week If you like frozen or tinned veg this is definetly not the place for you I will be doing the scenic route quite often from now on

Called in for a beer on Friday evening and noticed that the pub was serving food. Ordered a beef lasagna for myself and veggie curry for my wife. Both meals were served piping hot, and my wife commented that the curry was better than many that she had had in Indian restaurants. Staff were very friendly, and beer was well kept and served cold. Prices for both food and beer were low. We will definitely return and recommend eating here.

Stopped here for a couple of drinks. Friendly welcome and pleaseant interior. Lots of locals so obviously a favourite.

Don’t understand why this pub is not busy got everything you need and clean . With a kids playing area outside. Good value for money also .

Never been in here before... untill the other evening playing darts... I was shocked . .. . Lovely Little Pub great selection of drinks and also had sky sports on.. they also do Sunday lunch that's meant to be lovely... so I'm thinking of heading down to give it a whirl one Sunday..

I went for the vegetarian option again, which was homemade leak, mushroom and feta cheese pie. Absolutely delicious and less than £6. Have booked Christmas lunch (not Christmas day) for 7 people and really looking forward to it.

Last Friday we went out for an early evening family meal, including our young grandson, to the Hope and Anchor. Everything was great as per usual. The food is genuine 'home cooking style' - always nice, always hot and always served to us promptly - no long waits. We moved 'near' to the premises a few months ago and we have now been there for three Friday evening meals and three Sunday roast lunches. We have 'all' enjoyed every one of them. The Sunday roast lunches are even better than the Friday evenings. For on Sunday's, great value sweets are on offer. Plus, how can you beat roast Sunday lunches? Give them a try, you will not in my considered opinion be disappointed. And as for 'value for money' - superb.

2 of us walking Offa's Dyke booked 4 nights b &b at this lovely old pub. En suite accommodation clean with comfortable beds. Owners Gary and Debbie couldn't do enough for us. Evening meals were superb, cooked to order by Debbie, nothing too much trouble, but still at pub grub prices. Great quality and value all round.

The boss and I called for lunch a couple of weeks ago. I had let Gary and Debbie know we were coming because Debbie does a special veggie lunch with notice. I had the beef as always and as usual it was superb. Sian really enjoyed hers too. For less than six pounds per head, this is fantastic value. The quality of meat is top notch and veg is lovely. It makes you not want to bother making a roast dinner yourself.

The Hope & Anchor had a brilliant choice of food on their "Friday Menu". All cheap and very affordable, especially for how much food you get!!! Food was lovely and service was brilliant.

A welcome addition to Denbighs very limited eating choices on a Friday. A good selection of standard pub grub. We had scampi and chips and salmon burger and chips, both came with a very good salad and home made chips. Most meals are less than £6.

This is a great pub,restaurant and b&b...well maintained, very old but charming. Gary & his wife always make us feel welcome.The food is great and very good value, we eat here at least twice a month ...the roast dinners are very generous helpings.Very good draught bitters .....car. park behind pub ...easy to locate .

About time someone added The Hope and Anchor to trip advisor. I try and eat here at least one Sunday a month, great home cooked food at very reasonable prices.

This is a beautiful little Welsh pub, family run with home made food (yum) the Sunday dinners are always good value and very tasty, the toilets are always nice and clean and smell nice too which is always a bonus! The b&b; is very well maintained the owner works very hard keeping it all looking lovely, the beds are clean, well pressed and look nice, everything matches so when you walk in it looks beautiful.

Absolutely brilliant Sunday roast. We were recommended by a local to give this place a try and we're so glad we did... only reason for not giving 5 stars... No vegetarian option for PT :-)