The best restaurants in Wales

There is no longer food being served at the pub. Lively lovable local pub. Friendly and centre of the village. Lovely staff 👌 ❤️

Always delicious and hot. Special requests adhered to. I’d recommend to anyone.

If you fancy a real Chippy Tea, this is the place to eat. Had around five orders from here now, all were 5 Star. I am writing this because the owner personally delivered my last order in around ten minutes due to lack of drivers on the app I used. Wonderful husband and wife team and the food is top quality. Thanks so much.

Great insight into Welsh history

Very limited parking. Very out dated coffee is awful. Some staff have an attitude problem.

Food just delivered not sure what's happened to masla bites it's absolutely vile , all cold chips have been pulled out of the bin by the seems do not use masla bites disappointing

Best chippy around, keep doing what your doing!

Pretty much dire. Brown toast and marmalade was served soggy and ready buttered I would say with margarine, definitely wasn’t butter. Marmalade was nice and home made from the Welsh Lady Jams company. Scrambled eggs were weird. Really weird. Palest barely yellow colour , bland and cooked in the microwave. Toast again was soggy, pre buttered and under toasted. Tea was ok. Coffee was Americano because when I asked for flat white and I asked if it would be a small cup and nice and strong the lady said no it was made with mostly milk. 👎 We won’t return.

Nice food. Place can do with a face lift to refresh it. But nice experience

Sent "get well" beers to my mate, label and beer all spot on, and deluvered in good time

Always on time. Always nice flavour, Best in town.

Had a fabulous Sunday roast here on mother's day, fabulous food, lovely people

Stunning Tearoom attached to St Asaph Cathedral. Staff are lovely and friendly, cafe is fresh, clean and well maintained. The scones are absolutely beautiful, much nicer than M&S and other cafes in the area. Nice choice of sandwiches, toasties, home made soup and a lovely selection of teas and coffee. Definitely the best cafe in St Asaph by far.

Regularly get takeaways from here- authentic Thai food, great vegetarian options, generous portions and they don't skimp on Tofu as some others, prices haven't increased despite rising costs- I pay around £13.50 for a Pad Thai and Green Curry which is a bargain! There is limited seating to dine in and convenient on street parking free for 60 mins. At my last visit I noticed they had applied for an alcohol licence so it won't be long before they'll be offering you a pint of Singha with your Pad Thai.

Went for dinner Saturday 19th August. Had a very warm welcome from Morgan and the two waitresses. Restaurant and bar looks great with a pleasant atmosphere. Looking at the menu there was a tasty range of dishes to choose from. I understand this changes regularly with the Chef, James, showcasing his formidable talents. I was blown away by what came out, each dish serving up a symphony of tastes and textures, my photos do not do them justice (I forgot to take picture of main- beef ragu, in my haste to get started on it). I could not fault Selar and will certainly return, hopefully not driving next time so I can sample their extensive wine list and cocktails. Exceptional value, quality and experience. I real gem for the area.