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The White
Lion Inn |
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GENERAL
INFORMATION |
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GENERAL
MANAGERS |
Simon & Nina Cole. |
ADDRESS |
Llanelian, Colwyn Bay,
Conwy, North Wales LL29 8YA |
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CONTACT US |
Tel. 01492 515807
email.
info@whitelioninn.co.uk |
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MAP |
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OWN WEBSITE |
www.whitelioninn.co.uk |
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TYPE |
Pubs and Restaurants in
Colwyn Bay. |
PUB EXPLORER REFERENCE |
10577. |
PUB OPENING TIMES |
Monday - We are only open
Bank Holiday Mondays or during School Holidays.
Tuesday - Friday 11.30am - 3pm & 6pm - 11pm.
Saturday 11.30am - 4pm & 6pm - 12mn.
Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm. |
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PHOTO GALLERY |
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DRINKS |
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DRINKS ON
DRAUGHT |
Fosters, Stella, Mansfield
Dark Mild, Guinness, Strongbow Cider. |
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REAL ALES |
Marstons' Bitter / Pedigree, Mansfield Bitter &
a regularly changing Guest ale. |
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OTHER DRINKS |
Extensive Quality Wine List,
Hot Chocolate, Tea & Range of Speciality Coffees. |
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GOOD BEER
GUIDE |
The White Lion Inn has been
listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide since 1990. |
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GOOD PUB
GUIDE |
The White Lion Inn is 1 of
just 5 'approved' pubs listed in the Good Pub Guide within a 20mile radius! |
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TUESDAY |
Live Jazz from 8.30pm. |
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WEDNESDAY |
Live Blue Grass music from
8.30pm. |
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THURSDAY |
Fun Quiz from 9pm.
£1.00 per person to enter. Cash prizes and a bottle of wine for the
team with the best name! We also serve free snacks during the break. |
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REGULARLY |
Food Theme Nights. Please
check our own website above for details. |
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DINING AT OUR PUB |
A warm welcome to the White Lion
Inn. We believe in traditional home
cooked food using as much local Welsh produce as possible. Our goal is to offer the best pub food in North Wales at
reasonable prices. The White Lion has a lovely atmosphere for a relaxing meal and to enhance your enjoyment
there is a fine wine list. An extensive menu is available at
lunchtime and during the evening plus a specials board which
changes frequently.
Please let us know if
you have any special dietary requirements.
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - We are only open
Bank Holiday Mondays or during School Holidays.
Tuesday - Saturday 12noon - 2pm & 6pm - 9pm.
Saturday 12noon - 2.30pm & 6pm - 9pm.
Sunday 12noon - 8.30pm. |
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FOOD
PROMOTIONS |
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2 COURSE ROAST SPECIAL |
Available Monday - Saturday 12noon - 2pm
(not in December).
Choose a roast with either soup or a dessert for
just £10.95. |
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SUNDAY
ROAST |
Traditional Sunday Roast served with a choice of
2 meats, new & roast potatoes & vegetables for
£9.95. |
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OCCASIONS &
GENERAL FACILITIES |
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OCCASIONS |
We are happy to cater for all
types of occasions; birthdays, anniversaries, funeral teas, etc.
Please call to discuss your requirements as we are very flexible. |
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FACILITIES |
Free Wi-Fi Access. Paved Beer
Garden with lighting. Wheelchair
Access. |
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SMOKING
SOLUTION |
We have a large covered
smoking area with seating, heating and lighting. |
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OTHER |
Children welcome with toys &
highchairs provided. Dogs welcome in the snug & outside on a lead. Car Parking,
Coach
Parties welcome by appointment. Debit & Credit Cards accepted. |
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The White Lion Inn stands on the crossroads of the hamlet of
Llanelian. Little has changed since Edward Lhwyd in 1699 wrote "there are by ye church
but four or five houses", there are still houses there but have now
multiplied to eighteen. The White Lion Inn displays on the swinging inn sign above the door the
rampant white lion of the Hollands of Teyrdan. Humphrey Holland, squire of the
estate was entombed in the church grounds according to the worn epitaph on the
tomb that proclaims he departed this life in 1612. Llanelian is well known for
the cursing well of St. Elian. In years gone by, for a small fee, a curse could
be registered with a person's name etched on a stone, which was then dropped into
the well. The activity of cursing seemed to have disappeared in 1829 when the
vicar of St. Elian directed the well to be filled in. In a well documented
history book the dating of the first church on the site was 540AD and ancient
annuls suggest that the Elders of the church in the year 722AD retired to the
ale house next door to the church for their free monthly ale. If this was indeed
the site of the original church of St. Elian, it is fair to assume that ale has
been served from this site since the 8th Century. Parts of the present building
date back to the late 14th or early 15th Century. Many interesting features have
been restored by the present owners, such as the original Welsh slate floor in
the bar and the beamed roofing structure of the old barn - now a smoke-free
eating area. There is also a cozy inglenook fireplace with leather Chesterfields
to relax by. Since the White Lion was purchased by the Cole family in 1989 they
have restored and preserved many aspects of traditional Welsh village life, such
as reinstating the snug next to the bar and offering liquid sustenance to
visiting clergy after their service on Sunday. Simon is a qualified chef and with Nina's
managerial expertise they provide a high standard of
service that has become synonymous with the White Lion Inn. In addition to their
great pub food and real ales, Simon and Nina have devised an extensive
wine list as a perfect accompaniment to customer
meals. The White Lion is a family run pub, and
Simon and Nina look forward to welcoming you at any
time, whether you are coming for a beer, a lite snack,
a
full meal or just a coffee.
If it's your
Birthday or Anniversary let Simon know and he will
serenade you with his trumpet at your table!
The White Lion lies just off the A55 (see website)
and is ideally situated for all visitors to North Wales,
whether staying locally or having a refreshment stop on
the way to Llandudno, Anglesey or Snowdonia in
general. |
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