Support your local hostelries Y Dderwen/The Oak-Telephone John Les or Zena on 741466 The Antelope Hotel and Restaurant- Telephone Suzanne or Mike on 741247 |
| Y Dderwen -The Royal Oak Opening Hours Sunday 7-12pm Monday 7-12pm Tuesday 7pm-12pm Wednesday 7-12pm Thursday 7-12pm Friday 7pm-12pm Saturday 7pm-01.00am e.mail-derwenhendre@btinternet.com or click on the button to visit our website |
| Regular Events at Y Dderwen-The Oak Monday - Free folk night every 2nd and 4th Monday-7.30pm Free transport available from Valley Site . Please phone to prebook Tuesday - League Quiz team and Pool team night Wednesday - Normal night Thursday - Bridge club meet 1st, 2nd and 4th Thursday Friday - Guess the card and win.-Past prizes have been in excess of £300! Occasional live entertainment as advertised (see whats on page) Saturday Evening - 1st & 2nd Saturday-Bingo 9.00pm- 3rd, 4th & 5th Saturday Sing along around the organ.9.00pm Sunday Evening - Community Quiz and Play your Cards-9.30pm- Any number in a team- Prizes and raffle to be won- Win big money-Free transport available from Valley Site. Please phone to prebook |
| Eat, Drink or Stay in our Two Local Hostelries |
| Living Galleries-Mike Owens @Y Dderwen Y Dderwen-The Oak is a partner in the 'Coetir Clwyd Living Galleries' initiative; a project that showcases both the talents of furniture designers and makers and the diversity of quality restaurants and hotels in North East Wales. To learn more about Coetir Clwyd and Living Galleries visit their website here The aims of the project are to promote the sustainable economic use of locally grown timber woodland businesses thereby contributing to local employment while helping to encourage the active management of the regions woodlands for timber, landscape and wildlife and to raise awareness of the beauty and quality of native timber. |
| The furniture in use at Y Dderwen was produced by Mike Owens of Bron Fadog, Afonwen (Telephone 01352 720184). The benches are made from green oak felled at Coed Y Marion as part of a Cadwyn Clwyd/Cadw funded project to create an archeological trail around the Hen Caerwys medieval settlement |
CLICK HERE to see reports and pictures of events held recently at at Y Dderwen-TheOak |
| Residents past and present of the villages of Rhydymwyn and Hendre attended the finale of a two-year project with a very successful launch of the book "Rhydymwyn and Hendre-A Tale of Two Villages" . A working party under the umbrella of Friends of Rhydymwyn Valley with funding from Cadwyn Clwyd produced the book which looks at the history of the two neighbouring communities. The book is in both English and Welsh and covers both the modern and ancient history of the villages. The official launch events, took place to packed houses at the Royal Oak Inn, Hendre on Friday 14 August 2009 and at the Antelope Hotel, Rhydymwyn on Monday 17 August 2009. Both hostelries are featured in the book. The Oak sold 70 copies of the book on the first night and so far books have gone as far afield as France and Australia |
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The Antelope is now re-opened under new ownership. Accomodation with continental breakfast prices from £22.50(single) to £50 (Family Suite for 2 adults and up to 3 children). Function and outside catering available please contact us for a quote Bar opening times Monday to Thursday 10am-11pm Friday and Saturday 10 am-midnight Sunday 12 noon - 11pm Food served from 10am-9pm Monday to Saturday and from 12 noon to 8pm on Sunday All food is homemade, locally sourced and prepared by a Michelin trained chef. Cafe Breakfast 10am-12 noon Lunch menu from midday to 3pm apart from Sundays Afternoon tea from 3pm to 5pm Restaurant dinner from 5pm to 9pm Childrens menu just 99p Sundays main course £6.95. two main courses £8.95, three main courses £9.95 |
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