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Corwen in general

Newest Review: ... towns. They are all also off-licences, although the choice tends to be limited! There are 2 butchers shops, a bigish one on the square, which does ready cooked chickens and pies etc., as well as your meat, and has a freezer shop at the back which is generally well stocked and reasonably priced. The smaller one is out of the square along the A5 towards Bala, and is cheaper but has less choice. All the meat is local (you could see it wandering round the field on a Monday and have it on your plate the following Sunday!...sorry vegetarians!) There is one fruit-and-veg-cum-flori ... more

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Corwen in general: Ahhh..sunny Corwen, um maybe (1017 words)
by - written on 19/09/01 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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Corwen. 'Where?' I hear you ask? Well, probably not many of you will have heard of it, but more of you than you think will have at least passed through it should you have chanced to use the old A5 route up to the Holyhead ferry port. Corwen is about 22miles from Wrexham along the A5, halfway between Llangollen and Bala. It is classed as a town, although if you were driving through and happened to blink, you would probably miss it! So, what have we got here? PUBS Lots of pubs for a town this size! Corwen 'town centre' is based around 'The Square', in which there are 3 pubs, The Eagles, The Harp and The Owain Glyndwr. Just on the ... Read the complete review