The Royal Oak in Denbighshire

A lovely little classic pub with a friendly landlord and nice, chatty locals. They had a dart board and a brilliant vinyl jukebox, definitely worth a visit if you're in the area on the weekend (I think they only open Friday to Monday)

Popped in for 1/2 hour between train trip. Nice landlord and cob local pensioners having a ritual Sunday banter. £4.50 for pint and half of Wrexham lager. Good pint and very good price.

I called in here for a quick pint having visited the Museum but I ended up staying for three! A lovely little pub with good beer at £3.00 a pint (July 2024 prices) and a very friendly atmosphere. I will definitely call in again next time I am in Corwen

The ultimate pub, this is what a British pub should look like. Or at least what you imagine a pub looks like if you have never been in one. Wish I could take the whole pub with me to Oslo 😃🍻

Lovely pub. Great atmosphere. Brilliant jukebox...10p a go!

Oh.my.word. Best pub I've been in years. Landlord, locals had us cracking up. Great beer, great atmosphere. Step back in time when you walk in. Going back later for a few scoops. Unfortunately only open Friday, Sat Sun, Monday. Make the most of this pub while you can. Absolute gem. Did I mention vintage 1980 duke box with 80s vinyl singles? Takes old 10p/50ps

Nice welcoming local pub.. Rugby on the telly. Beer behind the bar.. what else do you really need.. Good stop

A trip back in time. Warm. One good real ale available.

Very friendly pub what you would call a proper old fashioned pub Lovely atmosphere Had a real jukebox which rolled back the years Had a great time there and will certainly return

Walked to Corwen from Cynwyd during our summer holiday. The pub welcomed us with open arms and there were plenty of drinks choices, seats, and board games. The landlord is brilliant and witty. Kindly lent us darts to play some games. We really enjoyed ourselves and would recommend to anyone visiting the local area.

Never had such a warm, friendly reception! And I'm ENGLISH! Made us feel like locals 🙂

We went here during the COVID pandemic in 2020; sadly, this meant that food was unavailable. We were a family of four adults and three small children and had been refused entry to other public houses already. The welcome here was warm and genuine, from the landlord and those locals already inside. Although fairly ordinary from the outside, this hostelry is fascinating on the inside with an old-style, vinyl records jukebox (10p per play), a large selection of games to play and a pool table among the entertainments. The landlord is wonderful to talk to and makes everyone welcome.

We were staying in the area at the beginning of September 2020 - lots of places not even allowing us in as we are a family of four adults and three "littlies". The welcome here was faultless, from the landlord and all the locals. The beers were excellent and very well-kept (my wife and I are retired publicans) and the atmosphere was just wonderful. Our six and seven year old granddaughters loved the authentic jukebox and were entranced by the selection of games available in various drawers set into the pub tables. The only drawbacks were 1. Only open at the weekends due to COVID regulations and 2. No food available, for the same reason. I would recommend this pub to anyone in the area for whatever reason.

What an awesome place this is. Fantastic real pub feeling, decent prices for well kept ale, one of the friendliest landlords I've met in a long time (Ian, lovely bloke), a vintage 50s jukebox with vinyl singles (10p a go!), board games and a chess set in the corner... Couldn't find a fault with the place at all. My only disappointment was that due to COVID-19, they were only able to open one the weekend. Otherwise I'd have been here every day of my visit. If you're in the area, check it out.

Very relaxed environment, friendly staff and people.

Another excellent night spent drinking in the Royal Oak. Two very good, and locally brewed real ales to choose from.

Nice old boozer and just out style.

From the outside it looked shut, but when the neon sign in the window came on we went in. What a chuffing fantastic place. Authentic 70/80’s decorthat needs updating but gives the place a great atmosphere. The locals go there as they don’t mind a cobweb or two. Some are more chatty than others. Pool table. 1980’s jukebox, complete with 80s records. Great beer and the landlord you could talk to him all day. A true gem. They even have a pound and a penny souvenir machine.

Visited the oak over Christmas and as soon as we walked through the door we felt at home .the owner and locals made us very welcome so if your looking for a nice pint friendly banter and a nice quirky pub it's well worth a visit cheers Steve-linda .

Step back in time. Lovely pub, good choice of drinks, quiz night too.

My husband, adult daughter and I caught the steam train from Berwyn to Corwen. At the Corwen end there was a 5 minute turnaround. Instead of staying on the train we ventured into Corwen. We walked the Main Street looked around the Church and Graveyard. All this was very impressive. With time to spare, we went looking for somewhere to have a drink. We found the Royal Oak. The pub was small, traditional and patronised by the local's having a drink. The barman was very friendly. We were made to feel very welcome by the locals. So much so we nearly missed our train. Thanks for a great afternoon we won't forget it. Cheers from your Australian friends!

The best pub in Corwen! Dog friendly, and the locals are very friendly and will share stories of Corwen and the local area. We loved it!

Nice little pub with a few unusual features like the old fashioned juke box. Great pool table and a pretty good pint too!

Visited at 5pm but looked closed. Not sure if it's still open for business.