The Celtic Arms - Flintshire

We drove to holyhead and wanted to eat somewhere practically on the way. we have been looking for and this has occurred with a review that says that "it never fails to deliver" and we agree! it was just out of the autobahn, but as soon as we were switched on, it was nice to be in a park. the employees were welcoming and efficient and offered us a selection of tables (it was early, so I am not sure that we would have had so much luck later on about good selection on the menu. service was fast and friendly. eat delicious and good value.

Many thanks for the wonderful time we had yesterday on Mother's Day, eating was exceptional, and the staff could not have been more attentive. they worked so hard. the atmosphere was so friendly that I loved it. thank you and will be back soon. keep the great work.

Very cute tradional style pub resturant in beautiful terrain. beautiful staff. vegan options available; but slightly limited. at least there is an option that I appreciate. eating a beautiful and tasty standard, very plesent.

Went for a drive Father's day and ended up having a meal here, we rang and luckily got a table for 7pm. On entry to the Celtic Arms it was a high walled gated area with absolutely beautiful gardens which went on for some considerable area, it is a golf club as well and a beautiful golf course with golf buggies opposite the restaurant. Opposite the golf buggies their is a play area that as I recall was fenced off but attached to the restaurant as its also a bar. On arrival to the resteraunt the manager was extremely warm and welcoming and escorted us to a table just outside of the restaurant. During the time we where in the Celtic Arms I observed the waitress in the restaurant constantly clean and spraying the tables which was absolutely so reassuring since the last covid people have relaxed a bit to much. A young lady who was equally as welcoming came and as us for our order, it was a set three course meal at £23.99 which we felt was really reasonable for such a lovely place. Halfway through our time in the Celtic Arms the young lady went home from her shift that had intially taken our order and I pressume we then passed to another waitress. I felt we where out of the eye of the bar but not in the restaurant so got a little forgotten about, although once we called a member of staff to remove our plates these where remove immediately. The starters where delicious with plenty of prawns on the prawn cocktail and the pate had an amazing homemade chutney. The mains where lamb and beef with the whole meal being cooked to perfection and hot with vegetables cooked just right. A lovely touch we felt was the lady out of the restaurant came and asked us if everything was to our liking and was there anything of the meal we would like a little extra off, I dare say you won't get a ton of potatoes or veg but the gesture was very touching and to be honest the meal size was ample. The desert white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake we shared and both agreed it was delicious, and we then shared a cheeseboard which I had got on the three course set menu. The delicious chutney again appeared with varies cheeses, crackers and grapes. Our compliments where left with the manager and the staff with our thanks for serving and delivering multiple resteraunts can not quite achieve. Well done Celtic arms for your polite, professional manner and serving a delicious good quality meal which was ample portioned, reasonably priced in an excellent environment. Would definitely recommend this place it's beautiful and wins hands down on the last 20 plus places we have been over the last few months. We will most definitely be going back again.

After hearing the Celtic poor are now a dog-friendly facility, we decided to visit for an early Father's meal. we were not disappointed! from the moment we arrived, the employees let us welcome, even our pooch a bowl of water and a tasty bite or two! eating was absolutely beautiful, could not fail. we all had a nice time and plan our next visit. many thanks!