The Owain Glyndwr Inn in Flintshire

What an amazing place!!!! We booked for a Mother’s Day meal. We were greet by a lovely man from behind the bar. The food was incredible!!! We had goats cheese salad. Beef dinner and warm apple crumble with custard . Absolutely fab!!! We will definitely be returning!!!! Thank you

We were staying at America Farm nearby. We popped in of an evening for a drink and a packet of crisps. It is a proper pub for the locals, who were very friendly and welcoming, as was the landlord. The fire was lit, the Christmas decorations were up, very cosy. There were lads playing pool, it has a really nice atmosphere. We got chatting to a couple of locals. Apparently on a clear day you can see a number of Counties as it's location is very high up. We asked about booking for food on the Friday evening, all ok. We returned on the Friday, ordered a beef lasagne and the butter chicken curry. Great food, plenty of it, nice and hot, great price. We chatted to more locals, had a game of pool. Like I said, it's a proper pub. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Would recommend. 👍🎄

Absolute gem of a pub/restaurant, great food, great pint all served by great people. Best pies and roasts.

As a group of four staying in Mold for the weekend at a nearby caravan park we decided to try to source a traditional Sunday Dinner in a local country pub...we succeeded! We phoned ahead and reserved a table, it's a small pub and there are obviously only a limited number. We ordered Guinness, Worthingtons bitter and a bottle of wine for drinks. Two of us had starters of chicken goujons ( delicious), then four Sunday dinners, three beef and one chicken. The food was obviously well cooked with quality meat and vegetables, as mentioned by others, the roast potatoes were lovely, not forgetting the thick rich gravy. We then finished with deserts, apple crumble, Chocolate waffles etc. So we had really nice food at reasonable prices in a very old country pub, it ticked all the boxes. Also a mention for the landlord and landlady and the very friendly locals who congregated around the bar, they acknowledged us and we were made to feel welcome which is always nice when you are spending money, so thank you. We will return when next in the area.

A lovely country pub. Great food, great beer, great service. Lovely friendly atmosphere and dog friendly

Lovely cafe, service can be slow if they're busy.

Great little pub tucked away. Good spot for a walk and a pint

Really lovely food, inexpensive well-kept beer, and nice staff.

I honestly wasn't expecting much from this place, small pubs in the middle of nowhere can be very hit or miss sadly. But this place. Wow. Lovely inside, really helpful staff and locals. Proper warm, welcoming country pub. The food though, expecting usual pub grub, so went for the usual litmus test; steak and ale pie. When it arrived, I could tell it was going to be good, proper home made pie, fresh veg, and home cut chips. And I wasn't disappointed. In fact, this is the best pie and chips I've ever had in a pub. And that is saying something! Tons of filling, plenty of meat, good meat! Filled me up for sure. Would hate to live close to this place as I'd be fat & constantly drunk. Oh yes, a pint of ipa was less than £4! £3.65. Bargain! What a place! And no, I am not affiliated with it at all. Just on holiday 😄 Dog friendly too!

I honestly wasn't expecting much from this place, small pubs in the middle of nowhere can be very hit or miss sadly. But this place. Wow. Lovely inside, really helpful staff and locals. Proper warm, welcoming country pub. The food though, expecting usual pub grub, so went for the usual litmus test; steak and ale pie. When it arrived, I could tell it was going to be good, proper home made pie, fresh veg, and home cut chips. And I wasn't disappointed. In fact, this is the best pie and chips I've ever had in a pub. And that is saying something! Tons of filling, plenty of meat, good meat! Filled me up for sure. Would hate to live close to this place as I'd be fat & constantly drunk. Oh yes, a pint of ipa was less than £4! £3.65. Bargain! What a place! And no, I am not affiliated with it at all. Just on holiday 😄 Dog friendly too!

My husband and I visit this local pub regularly as a couple or with our two children for a Sunday dinner. The pub has a welcoming atmosphere, staff are lovely and food is delicious.

Lovely little pub. Food is excellent. Proper chips just like my Mum made them. Pie is top quality with proper pieces of meat. Full plate so you don’t feel hungry when you left. Staff provided excellent service. Fairly priced so I didn’t feel ripped off. Thank you.

Our favourite pub for miles. Friendly atmosphere and fantastic pies!

Amazing food and service! We had a very cosy spot by the fire and the atmosphere was nice throughout. Highly recommended for a perfect rustic dining experience. We plan on visiting again soon!

Lovely atmosphere, fabulous food .❤

As usual great atmosphere fabulous homemade food - excellent!

Good atmosphere and popular with locals. Great views . Good food.

Lovely little pub with home cooked food, great beer and a warm welcome.

Lovely pint of real ale. Take away pies amazing.

Fantastic place and wonderful staff

What an absolute find. Great food. Great service. Amazing pies. Perfect meal out with family during our short visit to north wales. Highly recommend 👌

We had a meal here. It was really nice. We will be back.

After running,walking and riding past this pub for the 40 odd years and after hearing great things about it I thought I’d give it a go the first chance after lockdown,it’s 3.5km uphill from home so we set off to make it up there for 5pm opening,the outside are was although small plenty good enough,the landlord was friendly and welcoming,the views are certainly worth the effort as you can see as far as Runcorn on a evening like last night,the Guinness was lovely as was my mates cider,I only have one gripe and it’s with the locals,as a well traveled man I often struggle with the British mentality of not being very friendly until they get to know you,I find this odd and strange and they seemed to keep themselves to themselves and I was totally ignored when I did try to break the ice..this is not a criticism of them or the pub itself which is a little gem of a place it’s merely an observation and won’t stop me calling in again for a cheeky pint or two

Amazing views on Cheshire, Dee and the Clwydian range

Great food, staff and views. Highly recommended.

Great pub for good quality meals and social drinks. We'll recommended.

Very small, friendly pub. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful and nothing was too much trouble for them. Our trip there was all the nicer because it was Saturday night and we couldn’t get dinner anywhere else in the area until much later than we wanted. Our hostess at Tower recommended it when I turned to her in desperation, telling me that the food there was excellent and they are always really good about making space for people. I have no idea why this pub was not totally booked out because the food is really good. Our corner had three tables on it and the other couples were absolutely raving about the food. Nice big portions too. Steak pie particularly good, plus the sticky toffee pudding. The views as you park are incredible, by the way. We only saw it at night, with all the lights twinkling, but it must be spectacular by day as well.

Food was lovely will be going back

Excellent food, very good selection on menu, perfect hosts, will be back.

Great traditional pub, fabulous pub grub

We made a late booking and arrived 2.45 between two celebrating birthday parties. Very friendly staff and warm cozy atmosphere. Food was served hot and tasty and clearly home cooked. All was good apart from the pork we ordered which was possibly ‘end of the day’ pieces? Will visit again but try and avoid birthday parties and end of food times.

Turned up quite late looking to eat. Although near closing they rustled up a lovely meal for us. Very good too.

Here's the thing. The Sunday roast is just sublime. Goodness only knows how they can make roast potatoes that good, let alone everything else. Being a small place it soon fills up. So if I say it is amazing and you just have to visit I wouldn't be lying. However, if it means that they get so busy I cant get in for Sunday lunch then I will be shooting myself in the foot, so to speak. So, go ahead and give it a swerve, and I can keep this little gem to ourselves! Seriously, it's well worth it for the food alone, oh, and they even have a free pool table.

Food is incredible and they have a free pool table and darts board

Nice atmosphere good food pleasant staff

Have eaten a few times at The OwainGlyndwr, mostly Sunday lunch with the best roast potatoes. This time we both had the steak pie with homemade chips. It was really really good and we would of loved a dessert but just no room left! We will return soon.

Popped in for dinner, the food was amazing, we shared a starter of the ham hock and Swiss cheese Bon Bon’s and the we’re fab! My other half had the rump steak and ordered a red wine sauce, I had the trio of fish. Both were fantastic! Sadly we couldn’t manage a pudding! Thanks for a lovely dinner! 👍

Great food and great people. Unplanned night and watched the champions league. Our recommendation is don't have the starter. Mains are bloomin huge😁😁😁

Great place and a good variety of food xxx

We popped up to the OG with Friends for Dinner and as usual the food was great. Everything is piping hot and delicious and served by friendly staff. I highly recommend the trio of fish and my friend who is gluten free is well catered for. Great for food or just for a drink and take in the views.

We booked a table for eight of us for Sunday lunch. The pub offers superb views, great beers and excellent food. All the food was served piping hot and we all got served within a minute of each other which doesn’t always happen when there is a large party of peopl

hadnt been to the OG for a while, but wished I had, the food was amazing had the best rump steak i have had in years, plenty of food and great friendly service, i will be back to try the lamb shoulder

Great staff and nice atmosphere - due to this will return. Looks like a pub that will be nice to sit outside in the summer with fab views over mold and North Wales. Chips were great though felt gammon steak was a bit peely wally and needed a hot grill to crisp the fat.

Cosy pub, beautiful views, gorgeous food and welcoming staff/owners. Drinking pub also, not just for diners.

Cosy, friendly pub. Worth stopping into when passing. Beer is good too.

Just had a brilliant time. Pool competition. Was beaten only by the winner in the last round. Great..

A lovely, warm welcoming pub, the food was great, all home cooked, we had chicken & pulled pork pie and it was a full on proper pie obviously hand made. Delicious! My g&t; even had blueberries and raspberries. Great friendly service. Will definitely be back.

These photo,s were taken across the road from the owain glyndwr inn the pub service food as well

Amazing views, freindly atmosphere, nice beer.

Nice pub, good choice of beers, excellent views!

Staying just down the road at the B&B; Broncoed Uchaf and, luckily, this is probably the nearest place to eat. The pub itself is very popular with the locals with a good range of drinks including some good real ales. The atmosphere is fantastic and the views look down 360 degrees to the River Dee and over towards Chester. The views are excellent. So is the food. We had the steak and red wine pie and the lasagne - both were very good. Oh yes, the staff are very good as well. Thoroughly recommended.

Love the food here .. and the views

Live locally, tried a fair few pubs, some which are good and some which are bad but this would be right up there. Excellent food, friendly atmosphere and polite staff, can't fault it. Come and try, you won't be disappointed!

came across this place by accident really but what a great little place it is, in a little village in the middle of nowhere not far from mold

Good pub with free pool and darts

Great local pub great food excellant guiness

After a long drive we were very hungry and We had the the trio of fish and the Thai kebabs, they were freshly cooked and very hot, Perfect!

Fantastic food, hubby loves the real ale there.

Great welcome with good food perfect stop after a walk

Great little pub in the welsh countryside. Friendly staff and crowd with delicious food and a raging fire. We'll definitely be back.

Fab place food great. Ale good. Views in the summer fantastic. Your made welcome as soon as you walk in lovely bar staff.

Yet again, another amazing meal at the OG! Beautifully presented table with a boxed cup cake treat each, lovely touch. Thank you to the chef for the excellent food and to the barman for keeping us updated on the Reds score! Emma and Gareth, you do a brilliant job and always make us feel so welcome! If you’ve not been here, a visit is a must!

Lovely meal with family and friends last night. Real fire was roaring in the grate, nice lighting, friendly service and atmosphere. Good beers and wines and the food was excellent. Still a pub, but with very good pub grub... proper home made pie, homemade chips, and the rump steak one of the tastiest I've had dining out in some time...generous portions. Child friendly too. Beautiful views up there, must be lovely on summer evenings. We'll definitely be back!

This was a Friday night, it's a cosy local pub, with a wonderful view across the rolling countryside. The food was excellent, we had the burger and trio of fish. Great quality and very well cooked.

We live about 15 mins away and often pop in on a Sunday just for a drink and the VIEW. worth it just for that. This is a small country pub with food. Never eaten but Sunday lunch looks great.

Had been meaning to visit for ages having heard about the food and seen it when having dropped in just for a drink. Food was tasty, portions hearty, and the options presented a range from typical pub offerings to something a bit more restaurant-like. Something for teenagers as well as their more sophisticated parents! As someone with a dairy allergy I was pleased to see they could be flexible enough to provide me with one of my potential choices with a bit of modification. Strongly recommend a visit. Book as there are only a small number of tables.

Excellent meal and friendly service will go again soon.

He visitado el Glyndwr, como es más comúnmente conocida en vez de su nombre completo, muchas veces durante un número de años.

Always a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the pub. Newly refurbished and tastefully decorated. The food is always great every time we visit with good pub classics as well as other dishes, there's something for everyone 😁

Nice little pub, friendly, fun with a great warm welcome. Roaring fire on the chilly night we visited. Food is excellent and reasonably priced. You must try it but make a reservation, it gets busy!

La comida aquí es absolutamente deliciosa y abundante. . . . . . . . . . Un gran almuerzo de domingo. y una estupenda relación calidad-precio! Gracias OG!

Traditional lovely cosy local pub. We have eaten here a few times now and always a good meal. They have a dart board and a small free pool table which is always a bonus. Great views, great food and great staff who are very welcoming.

Vine aquí por accidente como normal local cerrado por reformas. Rugby llegó a bar gales ocupados, pero el personal nocturno y gente muy acogedora. Crepitante con buen menú a elegir. Fantástica casa papas fritas caseras todas las comidas excelentes. Todo esto complementado por un buen...

Llamamos a la Owain Glyndwy para una bebida en un sábado por la noche y disfrutar de las vistas, que son extraordinarios. La comida se servía parecía saludable y muy apetecible, así que nos encontramos una mesa y disfrutamos de un delicioso preparado comida de pub. Pasamos una tarde muy agradable en un pub tradicional galesa, apoyada por la gente, creando un ambiente muy agradable. Volveremos.

Went on Saturday night for a birthday celebration . The others had never been and were pleasantly surprised. The food is delicious- compliments to the chef ! The views from the doorstep are gorgeous and the owners are lovely- we rang in advance as we had some fussy eaters- no problem- they said even if it wasn't on the menu they'd make it. We will return

Visit this pub regular, and have to say serves the best food in the area, homemade chips are lovely! The staff are always obliging and friendly. The view from the pub is fantastic. I'm told it is having a refurb in september so will look forward to seeing it. Well worth a visit.

We visited the pub last night and had a fantastic welcome by the owners. I was recommended the Moussaka which had been freshly made... I was not disappointed it was beautiful! I popped into the kitchen to thank the chef and the kitchen was spotless!This little pub always serves beautiful food and I have never found it to be dirty! It is due to be decorated at the end of the month but is still going to keep its lovely character and open log fire! I would not hesitate to recommend the Owain Glyndwr and we look forward to many more fantastic meals in the coming months in fron of the roaring fire!

We visit this friendly pub on a regular basis. Great atmosphere and lovely reasonably priced food. I've heard it is having a face lift shortly can't wait to see the end results.

We have visited this pub on many occasions under its current and previous landlords and I have to say this poor little pub has gone downhill, just the basic hygiene of the place is appalling everywhere looks dirty and shabby and is in need of a deep clean.The toilets are a disgrace, toilet roll on floor no hand wash or paper towels the place is filthy. The staff and landlord look equally untidy, from rolled cigarettes behind ears to football tops and trainers!! A clean shirt and a pair of shoes would make a big difference!! The wine glasses are generally dirty, the white wine is warm and the lager is poor to say the least!! We have eaten there once under the currant management and will never do again, I am of the view that if the areas the public can see are dirty then I would be terrified to see what the kitchen hygiene is like.A lot of local people have stopped going to the OG as the general feeling is the poor hygiene and quality has a lot to be desired. The sad thing is it would not take much to get this tired little pub back to a relatively good standard in order to attract more local families and not just the local workmen.

Fantastic fathers day fare ..great food..lovely country pub with amazing views ... warm welcome.

This a welcoming friendly pub.The views are breathtaking...Liverpool,chester ,wrexham and the Wirrall and the food from this lofty position was excellent.Incredible value ,tasty with generous portions

Fantastic food service and staff !!!!

This is our local pub and we visit often. Not a large menu but this enables then to serve quality meals. Guest beers make this a very popular place with the locals. They also serve my favourite McGuigan wines ( S. E . Australian). Very helpful staff, always with a smile and willing to accommodate small changes where required.

This visit was one through which I could not experience all aspects of the Owain Glyndwr... we attended simply to step outside at midnight, and welcome in 2016...! We had done this 4 or 5 times in the past, but, had not been here for some years. Being outside is the most important thing to do at this time, because the Inn is 900 feet up the hillside above Mold, and affords a tremendous view across Wirral, Chester, and, towards Liverpool on the far horizen. One can see many, many firework rockets exploding, but, not hear a sound! The Inn, particularly in winter, is very cosy. The open fire, burning in the large old stone fireplace, is always welcoming. By the time we arrived, around 10pm., all of the meals had been finished, and space made for a 3 piece local Band, who kept the wide age-range of party goers entertained. The small Bar was busy, but service was pleasant and brisk. All in all, a great time enjoyed in a very pleasant setting. In the near future, I will attend on a more 'normal' evening, and report my experiences.

Had food very reasonably priced for both food and drink, staff helpful. Food lovely. Sat outside in the sunshine.

We've been for a drink before but never eaten here as we tend to walk to The Miners in Maeshafn. This is all about to change! The Sunday roast at The Owain Glyndwr is far superior, both of us agreed today's food was just fabulous. As always the team were brilliantly friendly and the service was excellent. Our new favourite place to be

lovely warm atmosphere, excellent service friendy staff. Athough on the downside the steak and ale pie meat was tough but the hot pot was enjoyed by my husband and pals would suggest that meat is cooked slower and longer next time !! good locals pub yet smart and trendy too

5 of us went up to The Owain Glyndwr on Saturday night for their homemade pizza night and I have to say that it was great. We arrived to a lovely warm pub, it was freezing outside so to have an open fire was a nice touch. The place was full which gave a nice atmosphere. We were shown to our table, explained about how the ordering was to be done then left to make our choices. There was no rushing for our order like there is in many places on a Saturday night. There was plenty of toppings to choose from, from meats to veg and different cheeses, and all this for just £10.95 for 3 toppings and an additional £1 per extra topping. When our pizza arrived they all looked delicious, they were a good size and most of us struggled to finish ours. All in all it was a great night, enjoyed by all, and we all said that even though this was our first time of visiting we would definitely be visiting again on a regular night.

A great traditional country pub with very welcoming hosts and a lovely log fire burning! A delicious Christmas meal and well kept Wainwrights on tap. What more do you need!? Well worth a visit.

I've eaten here a few times , must try the fish pie , it's yummiest I've ever had .All the meals I've had is very good , piping hot , great service , quick service .Good choice of food at good prices .Staff are really friendly , a true local pub with superb food .

we called and ate and the Glyndwr for the first time for us, and we were pleasantly surprised, we called once before about four years ago there were all sort of dried plants hanging from the ceiling and made it feel weird but today it was all gone and cleaned up and it looked like what it is a proper country village pub proud to show its agewe had two course each both started with garlic mushroom I had roast pork lunch my partner had the poached chicken both with all the trimmings and the plates were cleared, finished off with a drink each.the Glyndwr is really welcoming inside and the views from outside couldn't be boughtfirst visit but not our last

We went to,the Owain Glyndwr a couple of weeks ago with friends. We all had super meals. I'd recommend the fabulous goats cheese and beetroot salad, which was big enough for a lunch main meal. The mains portions were also very generous., especially their gammon.Prices were reasonable and service, although slightly slow, was very pleasant.It's clearly still a pub for locals to pop into for a pint, or five, but that is one thing which stops it from being pretentious . We will be the there again soon.

It’s just a short distance from Mold. Usually eat at the Glasfryn but find it overpriced. By comparison, the Owain Glyndwr is considerably cheaper and couldn’t fault the quality and freshness of the food. Nice and friendly too!

The OG is at least a couple of hundred years old with photos on the walls of a 19th century royal jubilee etc. It's set on a corner overlooking the sweeping meadows with delightful views, and on a clear day you can see across to Liverpool . The pub is beamed throughout, with a 3 sided bar and an unusual fire place which all adds to its charm. The fire is always burning brightly when the temperatures drop. I don't drink much beer but I'm told Gareth, the owner keeps a good selection and not too dear either. I went there to eat on 2 occasions, one being a pie and pudding event. There was every style of pie from game to fish all served with freshly cooked fresh vegetables, a choice of potatoes, and piping hot. The pastry on my friend's meat pie was rich and crisp, the meat moist and tender and the gravy very tasty: and the potato topping on my fish pie was good and the mixture of fish was balanced, not too much salmon which can overpower the other white fish, and it tasted fresh and succulent . We had a nice bottle of white wine and a basket of fresh bread.we couldn't fault it. We then tried the puddings. There was a good choice and they were beautifully prepared and tasted fresh, and freshly baked. The textures and combination of flavours was delicious and looked and tasted as if they been prepared by a master patissiere! The pub was very busy but the service was friendly and efficient. I would highly recommend it for quality and a reasonable price for what we ordered. Just the sort if food a country pub should serve! Well worth a visit or two!

Just got back from the owain glyndwr pub were we had Sunday lunch this is a small and very friendly village pub We had the set meal 2 for 11.95 which we felt was very good value washed down with some excellent ales With views to die for and food and ales that's the same I would heartily recommend this wonderful pub to anyone Thank you for a wonderful meal I will return very soon .

My wife and I were staying at the America Farm Studios which is a ten minute walk from this pub, the lady who rented the apartment to us recommended eating here. We drove round on the first night (as it was raining) and chanced our arm (it was a Thursday) that a table would be available. We arrived at 6pm just on time for food and was greeted by the landlord. There was a great selection of drinks available and the pricing of drinks was very fair. There was a nice selection of food available as well. I had a ham stew which was delicious and my wife had trio of fish. Both were very good, well prepared pub grub. We enjoyed it so much we went back the next night when I had Gammon and my wife had duo of Lamb, again both were very good.I would really recommend coming here if you find yourself in or around Mold. It is a great place for some simple but tasty pub grub, the landlord was great and the people were all welcoming.

We arrived purely on spec to see if a table was available, unfortunately for us noe was, however the landlord serving behind the bar made some enquiries and told us that one would be available in twenty minutes. With thr views form the the pub to look at twenty minutes was not a problem.We hunkered down to wai, me with a pint of Wainrights and my partner with her bacardi, the twenty minutes flew by.The meal was well worth the wait, chicken for her and a really sumptuous medium steak for me.As always a welcome awaits anyone visiting this pub, locals make you fel like one of them and notjing is a problem to the staff, long may they serve

Excellent food! Very friendly staff. Highly recommend :-)

Stayed at a nearby bed and breakfast- broncoed uchaf, and ate at this pub for tea. The meal was gorgeous we had three courses and were impressed by them all. The view from the pub is stunning and you can see for miles! The pub is only small but is very homely and welcoming with a little log fire. Many locals were in there but everyone was very friendly especially the staff! Thank you for a lovely meal and a great atmosphere for the night, we really enjoyed it.

The OG regularly hold themed evenings. Last night (22/11/13) it was pies and puddings night. Very well attended which is hardly surprising given the quality of the food, the price and the atmosphere. The pies were superb served with delicious gravy and plenty of vegetables. The puudings were equally as good even though the generous portions of the main course left everyone saying they couldnt manage to eat a full desert. Everyone did though because the puddings were so good. Reasonable prices, lovely company and very friendly hosting as ever by Gareth and Emma made this a great evening