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The Railway Inn (Abergynolwyn)Newest Review: ... for. I'd say on average each meal costs £2 - £3 more than if you were buying it in your local pub restaurant with our steaks costing between £8.75 and £12.90. We didn't have to wait too long for our meals and to be honest we were in no rush anyway and the twenty minute wait flew by as we chatted about our trip so far and made plans for the rest of the weekend. My granddaughters' got a ... more |
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by - written on 28/09/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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During a recent trip to Wales my son in law brought us to the beautiful little village of Abergynolwyn where we decided to take advantage of the warm weather with an hours lounging outside the Railway Inn, the outside seating area at the front of the pub has amazing views across the stunning Welsh countryside and it seemed the perfect place to stop for some lunch. There were nine of us altogether; five adults, two children and a toddler so we clustered around the two tables which were lined up together and set about deciding what to eat. The menu is rather extensive and although we all ended up choosing a steak meal we could have had fish, traditional pub ... Read the complete review
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