| CAERPHILLY The Black Cock Inn
This 18th century pub is situated within easy reach of many historical sites, nature trails and local walks. It welcomes well-behaved dogs and will provide them with water, biscuits and treats. They serve food from an extensive pub menu and a good selection of ales, wines and spirits. There is a big garden. The pub is featured in the Good Food Guide and Good Beer Guide for 2005-2006.
Caerphilly Mountain, Caerphilly, South Wales, CF83 INF
Pub Website
Telephone: 029 2988 0534
HALKYN The Blue Bell Inn
Awarded Regional Cider Pub of the Year 2007 and runner up Pub of the Year 2006/7. Featured in the Good Pub Guide, Good Beer Guide and Good Cider Guide, the Blue Bell Inn always has 4 real ales (one being their own Blue Bell Bitter) and at least 2 ciders and a perry (they make their own cider). It has had hundreds of beers over the years featured on the ceiling with a large library of pump clips. The pub serves food on Saturday and Sunday lunchtimes. There are three resident Jack Russell?s the oldest of which called Monty is 18 years old in July ?07
Rhosesmor Road, Halkyn, Holywell, Clwyd.
Pub Website
Telephone: 01352 780309
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