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Vale Of Glamorgan Inn is located at 53 High St, Cowbridge CF71 7AE, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Vale Of Glamorgan Inn and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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mickey b

5 Google Rating

A proper unpretentious pub. No frills , just sit down and enjoy relaxed atmosphere. Vague feeling so

5/ 5

A proper unpretentious pub. No frills , just sit down and enjoy relaxed atmosphere. Vague feeling some of the chairs have been upholstered since I last visited 8 years ago but you wouldn't really notice. Nice seating down alley to side.

K Watts

3 Google Rating

Like this Place,good old fashion pub,roaring fire, good beer,unfortunately the men's toilet is outs

3/ 5

Like this Place,good old fashion pub,roaring fire, good beer,unfortunately the men's toilet is outside,thats the only real drawback!K

David Deeley

5 Google Rating

Friendly atmosphere. Good value

5/ 5

Friendly atmosphere. Good value

David Price

4 Google Rating

Proper old pubby pub. Stone walls, fireplace, beer mats all over the bar. Good selection of beer and

4/ 5

Proper old pubby pub. Stone walls, fireplace, beer mats all over the bar. Good selection of beer and cider, friendly staff, great value and good selection of pub food classics. What more do you want???

Leevi Graham

5 Google Rating

Great pub for those with an open mind. Good selection of beers.

5/ 5

Great pub for those with an open mind. Good selection of beers.

Darran Cornelius

4 Google Rating

Very friendly staff and clientele lovely pint Of HB bitter. A little gem. Has a lovely atmosphere an

4/ 5

Very friendly staff and clientele lovely pint Of HB bitter. A little gem. Has a lovely atmosphere and has a great selection of beers and ciders.

Lesley Young

5 Google Rating

Great little pub serving good beer and fabulous food. There's always a fabulous atmosphere here, alw

5/ 5

Great little pub serving good beer and fabulous food. There's always a fabulous atmosphere here, always someone willing to chat, everyone is welcomed by friendly staff and regulars.

Annie Talbot

5 Google Rating

we love this pub,great sandwiches

5/ 5

we love this pub,great sandwiches

Phillip Cornwall

5 Google Rating

Banging pint. Not biased at all.

5/ 5

Banging pint. Not biased at all.

JOY Gough

5 Google Rating

Nice friendly service . Thankyou

5/ 5

Nice friendly service . Thankyou

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  • Sunday11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
  • Monday11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
  • Tuesday11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
  • Wednesday11:30 AM - 11:00 PM
  • Friday11:40 AM - 12:00 AM
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