Llangollen: The Three Eagles opens to customers TODAY
Former gastro pub 'The Three Eagles' is under new ownership and has been transformed into a Mediterranean-style dining experience.
Bar area at The Three Eagles (Image: UGC)
The refurbished bar and restaurant area received praise from guests at the soft launch this weekend, with the venue officially open for business from Monday, May 12.
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Earlier this year, it was announced the business had been sold to Ahmet Guven, who also owns the popular authentic Italian restaurant Fouzi's based in Llangollen, with a second restaurant now in Rossett.
He said: "Customers can expect great service and excellent food at an affordable price point. We're excited to finally be open."
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The sale of the restaurant was completed in October 2024 with additional plans to open six letting rooms upstairs towards the end of this year.
Owner Ahmet has confirmed the decision to keep the restaurant's name as this is what locals and tourists have come to know. The venue was previously known as the Wynnstay Inn.
Customers can sample their new food and drinks menu now by booking online or via their Instagram page 'the.three.eagles'.
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