Everyone there, behind the bar and at it was welcoming and friendly. It has a nice back area for…read moreentertaining, too. Definitely worth the visit and a pint.

Very nice place, looks lovely! Has the beers to go with the appearance too. 5-6 beers from which…read morethe ill remembered highlights were (probably) something by Salopian, some kind of Gold and Wye Valley Butty Bach (only remembered because it was fast becoming by bestest butty on this trip) Probably our favourite in town!

This place is a large building encompassing a pub (the cambrian) the hotel upstairs and a…read morerestaurant - popular with tourists, students and locals the hotel is situated opposite the train station and is often a popular stop on a pub crawl -the cambrian is famous for its cocktails - pint glasses full of a mix of whatever you choose (there are lots of funny named options to choose from) th prices in this place seem to go up and up and up but it doesnt seem to stop the popularity and its always really busy - there is another bar upstairs as part of the hotel that isnt open to the public like the downstairs bar - I think they could encompass this somehow with the main bar to create more space. There is a pool table at the back of the pub which is always really busy and you can either get bar meals or go through to the restaurant for something to eat

This pub has a modern part and an olde bit. Its a bit different and I kind of like it. There was…read moreGlaslyn Ale, a Marstons badge house beer and a strong cider called Black Lion. Certainly enough to be getting on with! Food was pretty decent too. I could order it in English too, fortunately.

Wi'n dwli ar y lle yma. Yep, that's Welsh, but seeing as that's what the bar is, then it's probably…read morebest if you speak Welsh if you go there! The atmosphere is friendly and staff are a good source of info on what events are going on locally. The music is great, and there's a lovely mixture of locals and students, which makes it feel really special. Good roast dinners too!

A Brains pub, but offering 5 of their beers including the hitherto unseen (at least by me) IPA…read more There even turned out to be a couple of further Brains beers of barrel origin as part of some kind of festival. A massive choice overall, even though only beers from Brains. Nice pub actually. We left after only one though as there was live music and we like to talk!

Quiet pub most of the time, but holds a fantastic sunday night quiz - which proved surprisingly…read moredifficult to win. Good value drink, but I wouldnt go for the food. Great atmosphere :)

This place was converted from an old stone church into a pretty sweet place to go for some drinks…read moreand some dancing. I went here my first night in Aberystwyth and had a blast.

Every summer me and some friends spend a weekend in aberystwyth and when we leave the campsite for…read morea night out, this bar is the first place we go. It's got everything you could want in a bar, plenty of different drinks, lots of pool tables and a big screen to watch the sport. Unfortunately because it's such a nice place to go, it can get rather busy later in the night. Seating can be hard to find and getting on a pool table can be almost impossible. A great place to go in aberystwyth before you go to a club later in the night.

Great pub on the waterfront. Friendly staff and great food. The usual pub food done well.read more

Our first two nights in Wales tried and we tried to eat there on both nights. first time they were…read morebooked. Second time there were a lot of empty tables but were told they are not accepting walk ins ( we tried numerous times to make a reservation but no-one answered the phone). Both times we were greeted by a very nasty female bartender. Must be good because a lot of people eat there but they certainly aren't very good ambassadors for Wales and I wouldn't recommend even trying to eat here.

Absolutely love this place, amazing staff, came in on a Monday night, fantastic service, brilliant…read morevibe. And overall lush experience. Shout out to Sian, absolute super star. jack & lucy

Superb pub. Not great on value (unless you have the truly lethal Admirals!) but Fred the landlord…read moreis a top bloke. Good place to watch football/rugby, get trashed or play darts. One of my favourite pubs in Aber.

Friendly staff greet you from the moment you walk in. For a nice sunny Saturday afternoon, the…read moreplace isn't too busy. This is a great place for food (a lot cheaper than it was when it first opened), a decent pint or even 241 cocktails. I had the cajun chicken burger which was great, big portion size, fresh ingredients and was on my table pretty promptly. The management seem to know their student market with decent offers and a good selection of booze. The pub is across two floors, sitting upstairs near one of the old feature windows is great for people watchers like me.