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Glasfryn: A Welcoming Pub with Scenic Charm in Mold

Charming Mold pub with seasonal menus, local ales, cozy fires, and a scenic garden terrace for a welcoming dining experience.

★★★★★4.5 (2325)

Glasfryn is a popular pub located on Raikes Lane in Mold, known for its warm hospitality, cozy ambiance, and a well-stocked bar featuring local ales, wines, and cocktails. The pub offers a variety of seasonal dishes, from hearty meals to lighter bites, served in diverse dining rooms with inviting real fires. Its garden terrace provides stunning views, making it a favored spot for both locals and visitors seeking a relaxed yet lively atmosphere.

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Raikes Ln, Mold, CH7 6LR, GB
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Duration: 1 to 3 hours
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Mid ranged
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Indoor
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Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
Monday
10:30 am-11 pm
Tuesday
10:30 am-11 pm
Wednesday
10:30 am-11 pm
Thursday
10:30 am-11 pm
Friday
10:30 am-11 pm
Saturday
10:30 am-11 pm
Sunday
10:30 am-10:30 pm

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    Getting There

    Car

    Driving to Glasfryn from central Mold takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes. Free parking is available on-site and on nearby streets. Note that parking can be limited during peak times, so arriving early is advisable.

    Bus

    Local bus services connect Mold town center to Raikes Lane, with a journey time of around 10 to 15 minutes. Buses run regularly during the day but less frequently in the evenings and on Sundays. Check local timetables for exact schedules.

    Taxi

    Taxis are readily available in Mold and can get you to Glasfryn within 5 to 10 minutes. This option is convenient for groups or late-night visits, with fares typically ranging from £5 to £10 depending on time and traffic.

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    Local tips

    Book a table in advance, especially for larger groups or during weekends, to avoid wait times.
    Enjoy the garden terrace on sunny days for beautiful views and a relaxed outdoor atmosphere.
    Try the local ales and seasonal dishes for a true taste of the region’s culinary offerings.
    Bring your dog along—Glasfryn is dog-friendly and welcomes pets in many areas.

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    A Historic and Inviting Pub Setting

    Nestled on Raikes Lane in the heart of Mold, Glasfryn offers a charming blend of traditional pub atmosphere and modern comforts. The building's interior features multiple rooms of varying sizes, many with cozy real fires that create a warm and inviting environment throughout the year. The pub’s garden terrace is a standout feature, providing guests with stunning views of the surrounding landscape, perfect for enjoying a drink or meal outdoors when the weather allows.

    Seasonal Menus and Quality Local Ales

    Glasfryn's kitchen prides itself on regularly changing menus that reflect the seasons, offering everything from hearty, comforting meals to lighter, more delicate bites. The pub is also renowned for its well-stocked bar, which includes a great selection of local ales, wines, and spirits. This dedication to quality and variety has earned Glasfryn recognition in several respected guides, including multiple Good Beer Guide mentions and accolades from the Sustainable Restaurant Association.

    Warm Hospitality and Family-Friendly Atmosphere

    The staff at Glasfryn are known for their friendly, polite, and attentive service, contributing significantly to the pub’s welcoming atmosphere. It caters well to families, groups, and solo diners alike, with accommodations for larger parties and a dog-friendly policy that allows guests to bring their pets. The casual yet trendy vibe makes it suitable for celebrations, casual lunches, or relaxed evenings.

    Community and Cultural Connections

    Located just a short distance from Theatr Clwyd, Glasfryn serves as an ideal spot for pre- or post-theatre dining. The pub frequently hosts live music events, including acoustic sets that enhance its vibrant social scene. Its close ties to local culture and community events make it more than just a place to eat and drink—it’s a hub for social engagement in Mold.

    Accessibility and Amenities

    Glasfryn is wheelchair accessible, with suitable entrances, restrooms, and parking. The pub offers free parking both onsite and on nearby streets, making it convenient for visitors arriving by car. Payment options are flexible, including credit cards, debit cards, and mobile NFC payments. Outdoor seating and a welcoming interior make it a versatile choice for various weather conditions.

    Recognition and Sustainability Efforts

    Glasfryn has earned numerous awards over the years, including CAMRA Regional Pub of the Year and repeated mentions in the Good Pub Guide. It holds a Coeliac UK accreditation, demonstrating its commitment to serving gluten-free food safely. The pub also aligns with sustainable practices, recognized by the Sustainable Restaurant Association’s Food Made Good Standard, reflecting a dedication to environmental responsibility alongside excellent hospitality.

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