Kinmel Bay, Rhyl:
Nothing out of the ordinary, a family feedbag and keg beer (and Doom Bar, so lager it was) place on the edge of Rhyl, probably catering for the nearby caravan parks. Good covid precautions, decent outside space, but nothing to write home about.
Rhyl:
Lovely multi-room traditional local near to the rail and bus station. Friendly landlady and great beer, the snug was a lovely place to sit and relax, and loads of historical photos.
Rhyl:
Old pub, but evidently refurbed over the years. Lounge wood panelled, and felt like a between-the-wars refurb, but it’s evidently been tidied up in recent years, but not ruined. There’s still lots of little corners rather than a cavernous space. Music at decent volume, good beer, friendly staff, and a pleasant place to sit for a few hours.