The Chainbridge - Menu

Passed the place on the canal walk to Angel Falls so popped in for a much needed drink as we began the walk back to Llangollen. Prices and service ok, and view from the table on the terrace was simply stunning.

We didn’t stay at the hotel but noticed it on our walk and poped in for breakfast. The staff were so friendly and accommodating even though we didn’t have a room. Breakfast was delisted to such a beautiful location views of the river.

The dining room looked lovely with a beautiful view. The bar staff were polite enough. We walked from Llangollen with our dog, but I am unsure of the restaurant's opening hours and dining times. It's best to check before making the walk. There is limited parking nearby. We recommend stopping here during a walk along the canal for great views.

Arrived at the hotel with a warm welcome as always. Stayed for 2 nights. We can't recommend this hotel enough. Staff work so hard and the service is outstanding. We visit this hotel a couple of times per year and we were married here in 2019. Beautiful stay, nice relaxing and winding down break. Can't fault it at all. Thank you once again Seamus for a fantastic stay.

Lovely hotel. Our room is a little small and no bath. But the bed is comfortable and clean. Staff are very pleasant. Especially Joshua. For a teenage lad his manners were natural and really pleasant. Food is lovely, although could do with warming the plates up before service. Prices for food and drinks are quite reasonable tbf. And the walks around are just outstanding.

The restaurant is located by the river which creates a magical atmosphere, and the staff are wonderful. However, I was extremely disappointed with the meal. My wild mushroom pie was smothered in thick, salty gravy, masking the taste of the few mushrooms present and leaving the pastry soggy. The peas that accompanied the dish were clearly from a tin. Looking back, I should have sent it back, and I still regret not doing so. It might have been a poor menu choice, but I would be cautious about dining there again.

Booked for Mother's day 19th March well in advance. Restaurant did find our booking. Got there 2.30pm, very busy I think overbooked! Carvery on which we didn't expect. Meal okay but not very hot lamb undercooked fatty, daughter couldn't eat it at all! Beef okay. No smiles from waitresses except for one helpful girl. Waited 40 minutes for dessert due to lack of detail with service so my husband complained. Nice when they came to be fair they were deducted from bill. Such a shame as we went last year for Sunday lunch were very impressed with food service. This has put us off somewhat from returning.

We spent the night at this restaurant for a relaxing birthday celebration, but ended up feeling more stressed than when we arrived! Despite some shortcomings, the location and balcony room were fantastic. However, parking was a nightmare with only a few spaces available not designated for guests. We had to park in another upper car park and carry our luggage up multiple flights of stone and metal bridge steps. Getting to reception with our bags was a challenge due to narrow walkways crowded with tables. We arrived early for check out and were asked to wait until the 3 pm check in time. Unfortunately, we checked in late and then had to wait outside our room for the cleaner to finish. The even...

We stayed in the Chainbridge suite for one night. We arrived at the reception at 1420 on a Saturday afternoon, we were told we could only check in from 1500hrs. We asked if they had a 'left luggage ' area, the lady behind reception pointed to some bags behind her and said 'here, but I 'm getting boxed in '. We kept hold of our bags. We decided to have a bite to eat whilst waiting for our room, unfortunately the restaurant closes at 1430 and doesn 't reopen until 1800, I asked if they had sandwiches (or anything else) we could buy, a member of staff told me I could buy crisps behind the bar or 'if I was feeling adventurous I could go in to the town '; the town is 2 miles away. We got in to a...