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The Restaurant Guide for Wine Lovers
Glasfryn
63/100 - Mold, Flintshire
- Gastropub, modern British
- By the glass
- ££
- Beta
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Glasfryn is a comfortable Brunning and Price gastropub whose kitchen turns out a broad, changing menu of pub classics and lighter world plates. Its wine programme is an approachable, keenly priced and genuinely welcoming house list that covers the food competently and offers unusual breadth by the glass, without the precision or the sweet-wine depth to lift the hardest plates. It will suit the everyday diner and the less-confident drinker best — anyone who wants a good, fair glass without fuss rather than a cellar to explore.