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Hi mate. I'm in Kings Head now. Definitely no sport here.
Just seen edit.
I think the Kings Arms definitely does but I've got no chance of getting Mrs Blue in there :)
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North Wales - help - pubs to watch City
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Hi mate. I'm in Kings Head now. Definitely no sport here.
Just seen edit.
I think the Kings Arms definitely does but I've got no chance of getting Mrs Blue in there :)
bluesteve1964
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Just done a delivery to Rhyl. Came back along coast road thru Prestatyn. It was like going back to the 70s. You'll be lucky if they have Channel 4!!!!
Hi mate. I'm in Kings Head now. Definitely no sport here.
Just seen edit.
I think the Kings Arms definitely does but I've got no chance of getting Mrs Blue in there :)
Thanks pal yes looked at the website for the kings arms looks like the Llandudno version of Last Orders. I take it you wouldn’t take kids in there? We will have a 6 and 8 year old with us ?
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I would say it would be okay. Mainly holiday makers this time of year. That, the Cross Keys and The Townhouse show sport but I’ve not been in any. We tend to stick to the foodie ones like Snooze and The Cottage Loaf or for a treat Osbourne House. The others on the pub finder are The Neville and The Lilly overlooking West shore. Out of them all I’d say The Lilly is more child friendly just from observations from the outside. I watched City in a little independent near The Empire a couple of years ago but it’s gone now sadly.Thanks pal yes looked at the website for the kings arms looks like the Llandudno version of Last Orders. I take it you wouldn’t take kids in there? We will have a 6 and 8 year old with us ?
Great thanks for your help palI would say it would be okay. Mainly holiday makers this time of year. That, the Cross Keys and The Townhouse show sport but I’ve not been in any. We tend to stick to the foodie ones like Snooze and The Cottage Loaf or for a treat Osbourne House. The others on the pub finder are The Neville and The Lilly overlooking West shore. Out of them all I’d say The Lilly is more child friendly just from observations from the outside. I watched City in a little independent near The Empire a couple of years ago but it’s gone now sadly.
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Just done a delivery to Rhyl. Came back along coast road thru Prestatyn. It was like going back to the 70s. You'll be lucky if they have Channel 4!!!!
Haha
peoffrey
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Just done a delivery to Rhyl. Came back along coast road thru Prestatyn. It was like going back to the 70s. You'll be lucky if they have Channel 4!!!!
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Great thanks for your help pal
I took my lad in the kings arms a couple of years ago to watch a play off final. I’d already bought the drinks when the landlady told me kids weren’t allowed. She pulled her face a bit and eventually said we could stay if we sat at the back of the pub
Now that was in the daytime so not sure if you’d get in with 2 kids on a Saturday night
Thanks mate that’s good to know up frontI took my lad in the kings arms a couple of years ago to watch a play off final. I’d already bought the drinks when the landlady told me kids weren’t allowed. She pulled her face a bit and eventually said we could stay if we sat at the back of the pub
Now that was in the daytime so not sure if you’d get in with 2 kids on a Saturday night
Told em if we’re they’re I’m off back Manchester!!!! Gone down like a lead balloon!!!
Might go to Lisbon yet !!
Thanks again
canyerdogputoutafire
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Club One 47 on Mostyn Street, unsure about the young 'uns though.I’m gonna be there on the night of the final (even if we aren’t in it) booked the Kings head for a meal to make sure we get in