The best restaurants in North Wales

Wow the size for what you get and the price is not worth it . A large size is a a small . I would say . Disappointed .... but the quality is ok ....

Absoloutly lovely food. Big portion, food is always hot&fresh. Salt and pepper chips are 10/10! Delivery driver is always polite. Fast delivery also. Thank you, see you next time

Overpriced for the quality and quantity is abysmal at best. Standards have rapidly gone down hill. Personal advice take your money and custom elsewhere

Take away not very nice burnt garlic bread. Chicken didn’t look chicken breast. Small portion a not very nice at all we left most of it. Waste of money. I will not be returning.

First time here and very surprised and nice atmosphere. Food excellent and plenty full. Good choice on the menu and tastercard friendly too. Very helpful and pleasant staff. Will be coming back very soon. Would highly recommend for any special occasion.

Not very authentic. Prawn crackers tasted funny. Satay sauce had no peanuts in it. Meal was just about edible. Would not go back.

Awful fish hardly any fish and that batter was so hard ! It wasn’t a fillet of fish by a long chalk , the batter was so hard couldn’t bite it ! Shocking

There was an efficient Telephone order, agreed exact timing for pick up, and all were ready and hit. We each had delicious pizzas and sides. Highly recommend

This is the second time we have had burgers and loaded fries from Hungry cow. Both times the fries and burgers have had such wonderful flavours. Such a fresh and unprocessed feel to all of the food.

Lovely room with old books and comfy seating, mixed so you can look out onto the gardens or have a cosy corner. Staff excellent and friendly. Probably not the best time to have an evening meal but wanted a change from the restaurant and nothing open in Ruthin Boxing Day. Rarebit was burnt at the corners and when my son complained he was told that was how it came.

We went here by mistake, we assumed it would be busy on a Saturday morning and we were the only ones there, the smoothie machine was broken and they had no diet drinks for type 1 diabetics. I ordered eggy bread with cheese and I was served an on letter with two slices of break with cheese in the middle.x extremely bizarre and extremely grim. Overall bad experience. Ps the old lady in there was definitely a werewolf / look at the hands!!!!!!!!!!?! DANGER BEWARE

The food here is always nice whenever we come. Chips can be a bit hit and miss tho. I ordered a full veggie breakfast and I think it was missing an egg and sausage. Good quality food and very budget friendly for the breakfast and the doughnut (which was nice), the veggie breakfast priced at £5 and the doughnut priced at £1.20 (I think) good variety of food and drink, condiments and easy grip cutlery avaliable on request. Overall I would come again and would recommend it

Reading some of the negative reviews on here, I was left wondering if there were some other Bryn Glo Tearooms in the area that we didnt know about? Been here loads of times over the years the family have been operating - often with my brood of feral kids (and later, feral grandkids), and the family who run this business have always made us very welcome; we visit Snowdonia a lot, as we live on the Wirral, and we always get a great feed and great service here, at reasonable prices for this area.The woman who appears to run the place only seems to be terse to those born with no sense of humour. I couldnt visit any part of North Wales without making an excuse to call here, and the pizzas, cooked outside in a wood fired oven, are absolutely fantastic. A great place to sit, relax, and eat some good food, and the proprietor's family are refreshingly down to earth and remember you when you revisit. My go-to cafe when camping at Dolgam (which we do often), everyone should visit them and decide for yourself. You wont be disappointed, five stars all day long xx

We visited on a lovely sunny day in October and we managed to sit outside as the weather was a balmy 15! We had coffee, toasted tea cakes and sausage rolls, all quite reasonably priced. Bacon rolls £4.25, Sausage Rolls £3.25, toasted currant tea cake £2.95, coffees all around £2.95. They take cash or card unlike some of the other places in Abersoch that only take card payments.

Sausage rolls are horrible.pastry is fine but contents are disgusting.We threw them in the bin and went to the bakery on the same street in Mold for a more quality experience.Thats the last time I go into a pound bakery.