Three Pigeons Inn - Denbighshire

After reading that terrible, unjust review I feel compelled to comment. Nick and Julia are amazing and yes, different, hosts who are friendly and welcoming and funny. They are managing to maintain a thriving business when other village pubs are being lost by virtue of their hard work, superb food and drink. Goodness knows what the attitude of that particular customer was like for them to have felt that way, but 'do as you would be done by ' springs to mind! Frightened their child?? There are way scarier things in this world, get a grip. They also need to. use punctuation correctly and. construct coherent sentences. Keep up the good work 'Pigeons ' and see you soon.

My sister and I have stayed at this restaurant twice this year for 3 nights each time, and we will definitely return. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. We were shocked by the negative review posted in September 2023 by Forest T. Nick, the owner, was very accommodating and friendly. He has his own unique style, which we appreciate. We are all different and should respect others as they are. Keep up the good work, Nick.

I cannot give a rating for this restaurant as our experience was beyond terrible. After a long day in Ruthin, we decided to stop in for drinks and food, but the owner's aggressive and intimidating behavior towards us made us feel unwelcome. He didn't even let us finish placing our order before scaring my young child. We had no choice but to leave due to the hostile atmosphere. I would advise staying away from this place, especially if you have children. The use of foul language only added to the uncomfortable environment. We quietly left and will never be returning.

This is a amazing pub if you are local to Ruthin area, the food smells great I would definitely recommend this pub if you are a big fan of German food and lager

I went for lunch at this restaurant. I have always been a fan of German food, so it was a pleasant surprise to find a place nearby selling it. The landlord was very friendly and we had a great conversation. My girlfriend ordered an imported German beer shandy, which reminded me of a radler I had in Munich, while I started with a Pepsi. Despite not making a reservation, we were able to get a table for food. We sat outside with a beautiful view of the valley. I ordered the schnitzel and my girlfriend had the pretzel with mustard and salami, both of which were delicious and very authentic, likely because the chef is German. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be returning to try more items on the menu. I haven't had currywurst in a while, so that's next on my list.