Trefnant Cafe in Denbighshire

Made very welcome including the dog who had a couple of treats. Food was lovely. I had the special of chicken & chorizo casserole with chips which was very tasty. Husband had BLT which was nice other than the lettuce ended up warm/soggy. Took away brownies which we enjoyed later. Would call again when next in the area.

I used to live in the village and was thrilled when the cafe opened. Now about 15 years on I really think they should invest in better ventilation. The menu is 50% deep fried and 50% coffee n cakes. I found the fat fumes super overpowering and sat outside. Surely I am not the only one who feels this way? What happens in the winter? The coffee and cakes were excellent by the way

Conveniently situated near the Trefnant traffic lights, this small cafe has changed ownership since my last visit. Highlights are the home made light eats options served by a most pleasant team of servers. We each chose a seasonal turkey bap served hot with stuffing and trimmings, a tasty treat. The latte was well prepared. Seating is basic with a choice of sitting at the few tables or sit on one of the well worn small armchairs or sofa by a flame heater. Comfort is driven by food and drinks and not the furniture. A selection of hanging wall art is on display for sale.

Great cafe, delicious food served by such lovely staff. Always a pleasure to call here. We enjoy it so much that its now our regular treat every saturday afternoon after we have been to dog training class to stop here and have egg and bacon bap with tea and coffee . Thank you ladies.

We had a lovely lunch at Crossroads Cafe.The toasted paninis were excellent,all served with a smile.The staff were very friendly and it is a great location to have a stopover-in our case,on the way to Altrincham. Well done and keep it up! We will certainly drop by next time we are in the area.

Popped in this morning, whilst my wife checked out the cakes, I spotted the specials board; smashed avocado, spinach and poached eggs on toast with side salad. Sounded far too good to pass by. When it came, I was far from disappointed! The poached eggs were done to absolute perfection. It takes a great cook to poach eggs like that; whites cooked with yummy runny yolks. My wife had almond and cherry cake, it looked like a frangipan mix, which she said was gorgeous. I washed mine down with an Americana , my wife had a pot of tea that easily had 3 cups. All for £10:65. As Arnold Swatzenger famously said, we’ll be back!

Stopped by as we traveled back home for a late lunch. The brie and bacon panini was great. Nice menu and good service.

On Valentine's Day, collected a take-away tea from Crossroads which was absolutely perfect. A good selection of sandwiches, sausage rolls, things on cocktail-sticks, cocktail sausages, quiches etc and the most lovely selection of cakes. Very good value too. Could not have been better!

Lovely breakfast here. Do a lovely fry up. Small inside but it’s nice and cosy. Never had a bad meal here

Called in while I had stopped to use the electric vehicle charging point around the side of the building. Tried their iced coffee on this scorching day. Sat inside on their comfy chairs with my iced coffee and Lemon & Lime sponge cake, excellent choice.

Small cafe attached to local community centre. Small menu. Nice coffee and tea and friendly staff. Recommended.

Called in for breakfast whilst waiting for car to be serviced in garage around the corner. Breakfast was tasty and filling. Would definitely call in again.

We've lived in Trefnant 2 1/2 years and have always said we'd call in for a coffee and a bite to eat.Nice cosy place with excellent food and coffee.Very pleasant staff who brought our food quite quickly. Very nice cake too.Its now going to be our weekly treat!Well worth a visit.

We visited the cafe after attending the craft fair next door.the service wasn't the fastest but the food was excellent and tasty. Newspapers and books to keep you occuppliedfresh bacon sandwicjh and a top cup of tea - a great way to strat the day.

Really local and friendly café located in the village's historic hall (used to be a WW1 army building on the Kinmel Camp). We arrived just as the waitress/owner disappeared to pick up her daughter from school. This wasn't a problem though as we were happy to wait. Sampled some awesome homemade cake and a quality cup of coffee. Friendly pit stop if you are passing through this lovely little village.

Acabo trasladó a la zona he encontrado este café ideal para una rápida taza de té y pasteles.La señora detrás del mostrador difícil entregar obras no sólo pasteles, pero sopas, hamburguesas y desayunos. Ver los pasteles, aunque pueden ser un poco seca a veces.

Called here yesterday on our way home from a short breakWe have passed the signs a few times and made a mental note to call in when we passing againI asked for two Coffees and the owner asked whether we would like some Homemade Bar Brith or a slice of a lovely looking cake again HomemadeAlthough tempted Decided to go for a couple of SconesThe Coffees were served as we sat outside then a few minutes later along came the hot sconesVery nice Will have to call again and sample the cake next time we are passing

Este café es parte del pueblo Hall pero dirigido por separado y que ha sido recientemente re-abrió sus puertas bajo una nueva propiedad y pensamos que lo ve mientras pasando. Cuando llegamos nos sentamos nosotros mismos y sólo hubo unos pocos otras personas. El servicio inicial estaba bien y té/café traían razonablemente rápido sin embargo; el desayuno era la izquierda para cocinar mientras que el hombre (creo que es el dueño) continuó para hablar y hablar y hablar con otros clientes que se habían acabado de comer. Durante este tiempo nadie venía y no había otras distracciones pero nuestro desayuno mantuvo cocinar mientras nos hablaba. Cuando finalmente nos dieron nuestro desayuno el pan era tan bien preparado, que estaba mal quemada y el huevo era bien cocinados. Otras partes de el desayuno estaba bien, pero yo no volvería, lo siento.