The best restaurants in Llanarmon-yn-Ial/Llandegla Denbighshire North Wales

Called in here for lunch on our way home after holidaying on the coast. A cafe with a decent selection of well cooked & well presented food, very reasonable prices and friendly welcoming staff. The cafe is situated in the same building as the village's community shop in the centre of Llandegla about 500m from the A5103. An amazing resource for the village & a great place for travellers to drop inyo for a drink or food.

Good local pub with good beer on tap. 👍🏻

An overnigth B2B during our walk of Offa's Dyke Path. Accomadtion very good and comfortable. The restaurant and bar (dogs allowed) was a fanastic setting for an eveing aroud the fire place quaffing a few beers after a long day's trek in the rain on the Offa Dyke

The cafe is a delight, the food is so fresh and delicious! Reasonable prices and great selection home cooked food. Yummy

The ponderosa is still shut . As of today 16/1/25 Drove 70 mls to visit as google maps said its open , Not happy. Just checked now and opening hours corrected

Don’t do food as such but they do have a guest food pop up every week. Lovely interior. Refurb is great. Fabulous owners & staff friendly and attentive. Always get a warm welcome 🤗

Amazing food, hospitality and atmosphere!

We called in for lunch after visiting a local caravan site which was closed for lunch! and we were not disappointed, the food was great value and good quality, it was a nice sunny day so we ate outside & enjoyed the view. Very friendly traditional pub.

Slow service when only 2 people in front. Paid over £17 for 3 small ice creams (on kid wafer cones) and 2 brownies. The Ice cream left a lot to be desired too, not creamy seemed to have a grainy consistency.

Had Xmas lunch booked this week with local U3A table tennis members. Good was very good and not rushed in any way. Would definitely recommend and will be going again in New Year

On a recent visit for a days cycling at Oneplanet Llandegla, we decided to call into the onsite cafe for lunch. Menu looked interesting instead of boring sandwiches and salads Anyway, I decided to go for the Moroccan Flatbread….something different. This is where it went wrong. The kitchen and preparation area is open for everyone to see. The person who was preparing the flatbreads was using a dirty stained tea towel to hold them whilst adding the filling. No plastic/rubber gloves were used, and said person was rubbing their had all over their clothes whilst prepping food. This put me right off ordering food from this cafe. Can the cafe owners take note and quickly improve their food hygiene.