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( 01978-860617; 14 Castle St; filled rolls £3; 9am-4pm Mon-Sat, 10.30am-4pm Sun)
If you're planning a
picnic or lunch on the run, drop in here for filled baguettes and paninis, gourmet sausage
rolls, homemade pies (try a Welsh Oggie - a meat, potato and onion pasty), Welsh ales
and ice cream.
Dee Side Caffe Bistro
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(Castle St; mains £4-14; 9am-9pm)
Serving a crowd-pleasing menu of burgers, baked potatoes,
pies and pasta, this cheap-and-cheerful little riverside eatery is as traditional as they come.
Gales of Llangollen
(
www.galesofllangollen.co.uk
;
18 Bridge St; mains £11-15; noon-2pm & 6-9.30pm Mon-Sat, 11am-3pm Sun)
De-
liciously informal, Gales is equal parts wine bar and bistro, and something of a Llangollen
institution. It boasts an ever-changing seasonal menu best enjoyed with a good glass of
wine from the extensive wine list. Turn up early, as it's not possible to reserve a table. The
owners also run the wine shop next door.
EUROPEAN
££
Corn Mill
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GASTROPUB
££
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( 01978-869555;
www.brunningandprice.co.uk/cornmill
; Dee Lane; light meals £7-10, mains £10-14;
noon-11pm)
The water wheel still turns at the heart of this converted mill, now a cheerful,
bustling pub and all-day eatery. The deck is the best spot in town for an unfussy alfresco
lunch, with views over the River Dee to the steam railway.
Manorhaus
( 01978-860775;
www.manorhaus.com
; Hill St; 2-/3-course meal £26/33; 6-11pm; )
A sister to the
well-established Ruthin Manorhaus, this restaurant-with-rooms brought whole new strato-
spheres of swish to Llangollen when it opened in 2012. Thankfully the inventive food
lives up to the impressive packaging, with a similar approach to quality and detail. For the
complete experience, book one of the six stylish rooms upstairs (from £115).
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