Llangollen Enterprise
Anturieth Llangollen
Parade Street
Llangollen
Denbighshire
North Wales
LL20 8PW
United Kingdom
Llangollen Enterprise Office
telephone: +44 (0)1978 861345
fax: +44 (0)1978 861345
e-mail: le@llangollen.org.uk
Tourist Information Office
telephone: +44 (0)1978 860828
fax: +44 (0)1978 861563
e-mail: llangollen@nwtic.com
Ever heard of an Oggie? well, you can't visit Llangollen without trying one of these!!
Looking like an oversize pasty, it really is a challenge to see if you can eat one all in one go but is probably best eaten a bit at a time, making them the ideal companion when exploring the town or taking one of the walks up the Dee Valley.
Pop into Pearsons Delicatessan on Castle Street to experience this particular culinary delight.
On the more traditional side good food abounds in good pubs and restaurants such the Wynnstay Arms, The Royal Hotel, Maxines, the Greenbank, Wild Pheasant Hotel plus lots, lots more.
The Cornmill, set in a converted 18th century watermill, with the original iron water wheel still in place and turning, is certainly the high-light of any visit to the town, with the views from its outside decking over the Dee both relaxing and invigorating.
The town also boasts one of the best wine bars in the region with Gales of Bridge Street. A bowl of soup and a roll, quality wine and crackling open fire - terrific!
Alternatively the Cottage Tea Rooms offers traditional Victorian high teas out of a building on 'ham n eggs square', an area that has served the tourist industry for well over 100 years, hence the name.
Let's not forget the tea room at the Llangollen Wharf either, where you can order anything you like so long as it's without chips!
So, no matter what you fancy, from a stroll along the river nibbling at an Oggie or a proper sit down meal in wonderful surroundings, Llangollen once again doesn't disappoint.
