Bridge Inn, Chirk

Property Description

The Bridge is a detached pub located in the small village of Chirk Bank which is just outside of the town of Chirk. Chirk has a population of approximately 5,000 and sits on the Welsh Border close to Shropshire, with the B5070 Road connecting the two settlements via Chirk Bridge over the River Ceiriog. The Bridge is located just off the busy A5 road which connects Wrexham and Oswestry. The pub benefits from tourism due to its location overlooking the Chirk Aqueduct and is close to the canal so is popular with boaters.

Pub Layout

On entering through the main front door, the pub is open plan with a central bar servery. To the right of the pub is the main bar, which can seat up to 30 people. This is where the locals usually gather throughout the week and it has a more relaxed feel with televised sport shown in this area as well as live entertainment which is very popular. The stairs leading to the private accommodation and fully equipped catering kitchen are located off this area. To the left of the pub is a lounge that leads onto the dining area for up to 40 covers. To the front of the pub is a decking area with benches. This area proves popular in the summer months with locals and tourists enjoying the spectacular views across the valley and the aqueduct. There is a car park located to the side of the pub for up to 12 cars.

Trading Style

The Bridge Inn trades as a rural community pub with boosted seasonal trade, it is well supported by the locals throughout the year. Trade sees an increase during the summer months due to its fantastic location overlooking the River Ceiriog and it’s nearby caravan parks attracts visitors and holiday makers. At present the traditional food offering is well received. The current licensee has a strong rhythm of the week with regular music nights, quizzes and televised sports.

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