The Grange Pub in the centre of Grangetown only re-opened less than 2 years ago, but in that short time, has made a big impression.
The Grange Pub opened in March 2017, after an increase in pub closures in the community, to ensure the community had a place to meet, catch up and maybe have a pint or two!
Issy, the Assistant Manager of The Grange highlighted their importance on being a part of the Grangetown community, especially being a locally owned, non-cooperate pub.
Issy, Assistant Manager of The Grange showing the range of beers and ales available.
With craft beers, real ales and homemade food, the comfy tables and cosy atmosphere to make you feel at home.
Cosy tables to have a drink and chat to friends.
With nice, friendly and homely decor – as well as the dog-friendly pub signTaking part in the local community projects, such as the WWI remembrance for those who lost their lives from Grangetown.
Grangetown Remembrance postcards for those who lived on the same street, and died in WWIIt has not only won a place in their local’s heart, but has also won both Cardiff’s best pub CAMRA 2017, and OFM Top Places to Drink 2017.
Their sign celebrating their recent award for Cardiff Pub of the Year