Y Giler Arms - Menu

Arrived at the Gilet arms for a VW family weekend, where we were met with a very warm welcome. The views from the campsite are wonderful. The pub itself is lovely with staff to match. Will definitely visit again.

Stayed one night, in a motorhome, very expensive for a pitch, grass needs cutting, toilets not clean and water in taps is brown , wouldn't like to shower or clean my teeth there. Had a shandy from the bar, very expensive and mostly lemonade. Felt very ripped off.

Stayed one night in motorhome, very expensive for a pitch and we had a shandy each from the bar and it was more lemonade than beer. Feel very ripped off. Toilets weren't clean and the water must have come from river as it came out of taps a brown colour. Wouldn't want to clean my teeth in that.

Attended this amazing place for WVVW campout. I actually stopped in the pub. Was greeted by the lovely Eddie and his amazing family and also some friends of his that was helping out for the weekend. The room was spotless and cosy. Breakfast was very good along with the rest of the food I had. I was that impressed I am coming back later in the year in my camper van to stop on the campsite. Highly recommend .

Visited on Sunday 19/05/24 at 8.00PM Party of 6 friends The Giler Arms was in a lovely location Nice view over the adjacent lake. The food provided not the best of quality. Especially the puddings which had been microwaved as the centre of the plate was really hot and the outside was cool. I had custard which looked like it has been made with water and the apple crumble was soggy. Staff did not look happy apart from the female chef who was a shining light in the middle of a dull experience. Our group of six friends were the only people in the restaurant. Sorry 'Giler Arms ' but you have to do better if you ever want us to come back again.

Had a great long weekend here in a group of eight. Lovely quiet location close to the A5 with a large car park for our motorcycles. This is a fantastic base from which to explore North and Mid Wales. The rooms are clean, well furnished and comfortable with private bathrooms. The welcome was friendly and relaxed. The location is remote so we ate in pub restaurant every morning and night. The menu offers a good selection of quality pub food at reasonable prices. After dinner we made use of the pool room. All in all we were well looked after and had a brilliant time at the Giler Arms. We will definitely base ourselves there again when in North Wales.

We were staying as a large group locally and decided to try Sunday lunch at Y Giler Arms. We were put on a table near the window with beautiful views and attended to promptly. We had a combination of 2/3 courses (there were around 5/6 starter options and the usual main roast options including a vegetarian dish). The food came out quickly and was lovely. There was plenty of gravy and bowls of vegetables brought out with the main meals. There was a good selection of drinks at the bar (something for everyone). Staff were extremely friendly too. Overall the meal was really tasty and it was incredibly good value- we wouldn’t hesitate to return next time we are in the area!

On sunday 19th May at 8.ooPM Myself and 5 friends had a sit down meal in the restaurant. Main courses were ok, typical pub food. Some of the food looked like it had been heated up in a microwave. I had the custard and apple BlackBerry crumble for pudding, which was not nice. The custard had not been made with milk. It was a watery dull yellow colour and it had been microwaved. The crumble was unfortunately just stodgy. We were the only persons in the restaurant that night. Staff service was very slow and they seemed to have little interest in our table. There was a female member of staff from Wolverhampton who was the most pleasant and took our order. I'm sorry that I don't know her name but...

When I called to book, I was offered two time slots for dinner and took the 6:30pm one (I'm glad we didn't take the later one! . When we arrived, the bar and dining room had a fair number of customers, but there were plenty of spare tables. There was a bit of a wait to be seated in the restaurant and I got the impression the staff were struggling to cope with the limited number of customers. After being seated in the restaurant, we weren't kept waiting too long to order our meals (2 . We didn't order any starters, but we had to wait over an our for our food to be served. A family of four seated on a nearby table had arrived before us and their main course didn't arrive until we'd nearly fini...