The Unicorn in Gwynedd

Popped in for a pint after a good walk. Really nice pub, good beer, friendly staff, warm log burner - what’s not to like! If you have seen some dodgy previous reviews IGNORE, this is just a good old fashioned pub with a warm welcome for all.

well im afraid I disagree and cannot see your reasoning as it is all lies. Our cards weren’t declined and we have bank statements showing money was in fact spent there. There was only mention of fighting when the manager decided to get aggressive and verbally abusive first and lastly I would love to know who saw us being put in handcuffs as that never happened and the police agreed the reasoning we were kicked out was out of order and there was nothing we could do about it as it’s your pub you can clearly have a personal opinion about someone and kick them out. If we had done anything serious I’m sure the police would have taken things further which has not been the case, maybe they’re focusing on all the locals they know you’re letting get up to no good in the toilets/pub , really need to work on the lies you tell, merry Christmas x x x

Was in the pub with a friend having a drink and got kicked out for reasons they couldn’t even explain. The manager (murain) even said me and my friend looked like strippers for just wearing dresses and heels as if that had any relation to why they wanted to kick us out. If we had caused any agro or been violent towards anyone fair enough but we had done nothing wrong! It all felt like personal digs which was very unprofessional. As managers if they had wanted us to leave they should have done it the right way and been professional they chose to argue and scream as if that would help any situation? It’s a small pub on a quiet weekend in December obviously drunk girls are going to stand out being loud but that isn’t a crime, never knew you couldn’t have a laugh and get drunk on a Saturday night absolutely shocking.

I have visited this pub many times whilst regularly visiting the area and it always pleases. The beer, the food, the ambience and the staff are all second to none. This was my visit since the Covid restrictions and I will be visiting many times more as I have missed it.

After taking my husband to the hospital we decided to stop off at The Unicorn, was hoping for lunch but whilst seated we were informed that no food was being served. Our 2 year old son was thought to be at risk because behind us there is a house with broken railings (which we’d already risk assessed) we have a local 3 storey house and our son has been brought up there. Politely felt obliged to explain ourselves. The road being closer was more of a concern. A couple decided to rudely inform us that we weren’t paying due attention to our son, that he was bored and bothersome. Things escalated when another couple decided to call us a***holes. The manager, clearly inexperienced, arrogant and having a bit of a need to express his ego, came and took my drink, threw it over the neighbour’s garden. The wife of another couple who also decided to include themselves told him to shut up. It was the most bizarre afternoon out and even now seems impossible to have happened. I have NEVER in my 42 years experienced this extent of unexpected and horrendous treatment, being sworn at, manhandled and my husband insulted about his weight. Quite laughably the best comedy show I’ve had for a while but won’t be returning.

Really nice old pub with nice beers and cider. Only a little place but nice friendly staff and good drinks. This was recommended by some locals who we asked for advice on the best pub in the town.

Very nice very Welsh pub full of locals beer is good and has a nice atmosphere Welsh language spoken and English I felt welcome and had a nice time with friends and the locals the beer is good and the pub is clean the pub is small so can get crowded on the weekend everyone I meet there was friendly