Wetherspoons' William Owen gets top ten rating in Wales

Haverfordwest’s William Owen rounded off the top ten with an overall rating of 4.

Pubs were rated on ‘food’, ‘service’, ‘value’ and ‘atmosphere’, with every Wetherspoons pub in Wales, all 51 of them, ranked from best to worst.

The William Owen received a 3.5 out of 5 for food, 4 out of 5 for service, 4 out of 5 for value, and 4 out of 5 for atmosphere.

Reviews of the pub were summed up by the word ‘excellent’, 170 customers using the adjective to leave feedback on the pub.

The breakfast was described as ‘piping hot’ and of ‘excellent quality’, said one customer.

Another said the value was excellent and the quality of food was consistent.

The top Wetherspoons were ranked as The Central Hotel in Shotten which also got an overall rating of 4 – the same as the William Owen – however the Central Hotel received better ratings for food and value.

Top ten:

1 The Central Hotel, Shotton

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.5

Atmosphere: 4.0

2 The Elihu Yale, Wrexham

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.5

Atmosphere: 4.0

3 The Godfrey Morgan, Newport

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.5

Value: 4.5

Atmosphere: 3.5

4 The John Wallace Linton, Newport

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.0

Atmosphere: N/A

5 The Malcolm Uphill, Caerphilly

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 3.5

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.0

Atmosphere: 3.5

6 The North and South Wales Bank, Wrexham

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.5

Value: 4.0

Atmosphere: 4.0

7 The Olympia, Tredegar

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.5

Atmosphere: N/A

8 Pen Cob, Pwllheli

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.5

Atmosphere: 4.0

9 The Sir Samuel Romilly, Barry

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 4.0

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.0

Atmosphere: 4.0

10 The William Owen, Haverfordwest

Overall rating: 4.0

Food: 3.5

Service: 4.0

Value: 4.0

Atmosphere: 4.0