The pub there is a hidden gem. Nice quiet atmosphere. Built into the town castle walls, probably making it the oldest physical location for a yacht club in the world. Had some board games on hand for fun. Bartender was very friendly. Overall great hospitality. Note: We were invited by a local member, which, as other reviews have alluded, may be a requirement for entry, but still worth a try in my opinion.
Michael Rieveley
The RWYC is for members and invited guests and not open to all. However it is very welcoming and it has a comfortable bar where members can meet and talk about matters nautical and any thing else.
Mark walton
A well run friendly Yatch Club. Very friendly community of a wide range of seafarers you do not need to be anchor faced or race hungry to be accepted here which is rare in many clubs.
Mark
Just the most friendly bunch of people going. Always a warm welcome to visiting mariners and an incredibly well stocked bar with good wines and beers from local craft breweries. Music, games and quiz nights are available throughout the week. Its location, a historic town wall tower with roof outlook and a terrace looking directly over the Menai straits are a perfect vantage point for sunset spotters.
Jessica64853
Warm welcome on my first visit. Historical castle oozing charm.
Simon Hookey
Very welcoming to visitors. Amazing sunset view across the Menai Straights from the city walls. Fine local ales and regular impromptu jazz... Nice!
Adam Foster
Lovely welcoming people. The bar is nice and cosy and the quiz was great fun! We will be sure to drop in again on out next visit.
Stephen Magee2 years ago
Great atmosphere from the historical Tower with interesting and varied history boards you can feel the presence of the past. A great place for an interesting drinking experience with friends.
