Groes Inn, Conwy

Histoire

The Groes Inn was originally a small two-storey house of fifteenth century construction. As the Inn flourished in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries it was modernised and extended, being re-roofed in the eighteenth century. The interior contains some sixteenth or seventeenth century timbers and walls may be of sixteenth century origin. Over the centuries the Groes Inn has been used as a commercial Inn for business and court transactions. It continued to be known as the “Commercial Inn” at Groesynyd in the nineteenth century when the Hon. Arthur Charles, fourth Duke of Wellington, grandson of the Iron Duke, witnessed the purchase of the Inn in 1889, an event commemorated by the Wellington Room upstairs at the present Groes Inn.  

The actual deeds signed by Wellington can be found at the top of the stairs.

At the turn of the twentieth century the house on the right, next to the Inn, was pulled down which gave further opportunity for expansion. A further road improvement with the widening of the road from Conwy through Tyn-y-groes (B5106) during the 1930’s gave the Groes its present location in the Welsh countryside and its historic setting.

Restauration et Boissons

In 2009 we were proud to be named The Good Pub Guides British Inn of the Year and Wales Dining Pub of the Year. We also have an AA rosette for food.

Diners at The Groes Inn have a wealth of choice: they can choose between our award-winning restaurant, our bar menu, and our famous chalkboard of specials depending on their mood and requirements. All offer top quality food with a bias towards locally sourced ingredients in an atmosphere that brings the best of the old together with the best of the new. 

Our Head Chef insists that fresh ingredients are the heart of good cooking and service comes with a smile as well as style, so that guests feel relaxed and can enjoy the food and atmosphere, whether they are dining formally or in a more informal setting. 

Food is served in our bar and dining room from 12pm until 2pm and from 6.30pm until 9pm Monday - Saturday and from midday until 3pm and 6.30pm until 9pm on Sundays.

Bookings are generally not required in the bar, however please let us know if you have any special requirements. Bookings are welcome and recommended in our dining room for evenings and Sunday lunchtimes (please use the Additional Information section on the booking form to request a table).
 

Plus d'informations

Car parking available onsite, Wi-Fi available in public areas, dogs welcome.....