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IN THE STARS...

IN THE STARS...

Situated close to the river in Bangor On Dee, The Buck has had an extensive revamp, both in terms of design and the quality of food…

The Buck first appeared on the map of Bangor-On-Dee in 1865, but it is believed to be much older than that. Originally one of seven pubs, it now sits alongside The Royal Oak is one of the last two surviving public houses in the village.

After such a rich history, it is no surprise that the pub was in need of a major overhaul. So, last year, The Buck underwent a major refurbishment in order to bring the pub back to its former glory. After a total transformation, The Buck reopened its doors at the end of October – and what a winter it’s been!

The local community wanted a pub to be proud of and, in return, they have made The Buck a real local hub. Residents helped turn on the Christmas lights, supplied Christmas decorations to support the local Christmas fête – the Buck handed out free turkey baps, mince pies and mulled wine.

During the renovations many of the original features were rediscovered, such as the unique well – meaning that you can see the level of the river while actually sitting inside the pub!

Another unusual feature is the dog bar. Free treats and blankets are available for your furry friends at the ‘Dog and Bone’ – a canine friendly area in the pub that’s in the shape of an old phone box.

But fret not, as humans are kept warm and toasty too thanks to the three wood burners located throughout the pub. There is also a snug area which is perfect should anyone like a more personal dining experience or hold a private meeting.

The Buck is proud to serve Wrexham Lager and supports many other local suppliers, alongside some international big hitters. There is also a nice selection of cask ales – but the food is the main attraction.

Only fresh produce is served at The Buck, and the pub has a selection of daily specials on offer. Their Sunday roasts are certainly worth checking out, and the team is looking at introducing fish and chips to take away soon in order to further service the local village and surrounding areas.

In fact, anything that the local residents want, The Buck is looking to provide. So make sure that you pop in for a pint and a bite to eat and make the next era as good as the last. n

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