The Griffin, High Street, Mold

"Brilliant pub and staff the landlady does great charity for the local community and gets the customers involved. Mad as a box of frogs but she’s ace."

"Absolutely awful experience with the people that own this place. The landlord decided to start an argument with me over football in which I was having banta with a friend of a friend and decided to but in. Would absolutely never return here again even though it being my local. I would much rather take my money elsewhere. Extremely rude. I think she just doesn’t like younger people within the pub even though they’re of age. Absolutely disgusting behaviour and I honestly don’t know how she owns a pub."

"First time visiting on Saturday to watch a live band. Place was heaving, but the landlady and bar staff kept calm and where brilliant. I witnessed the landlady being attacked off a customer, which i thought was disgusting. But the landlady defused the situation and ejected the girl."

"Brilliant pub, landlady is amazing and looks after her customers. She doesn’t let ldiots In and gets rid of anyone causing trouble, making sure her customers are safe at all times. I love coming to this place."

"Being local to the area for many years and having close family members being regulars at this pub the last thing I expected was the welcome we were given, my partner who isn’t local came to visit me where we went for a lovely meal and decided to go meet family at the Griffin. Upon my partner going to get drinks with a family member he was rudely welcomed and discriminated against for wearing a man bag (this isn’t stated anywhere on or outside the premises) and told he could only have one drink and would be closely monitored throughout the night .feeling uncomfortable we only stayed no longer than 45 minutes and he only had ONE drink which we wouldn’t have had only it was a family members purchase. Being a landlord himself back in England he understands the rules and regulations and pays to have SIA licensed doormen to ensure safety of his customers. He provided ID and then told the lady what he had in his bag as she had stated the pub have had troubles previously with drugs hence their reasoning for not allowing people with man bags into the pub .why didn’t she ask myself what I had in my bag as I also had a clutch bag and I feel it’s the same concept.I saw no one else being questioned about their belongings , however I feel this was due to them being locals and feel he was discriminated against. This is very disappointing and upsetting considering this was a favoured pub of most my family."