The best restaurants in Tremeirchion Denbighshire North Wales

An accidental find whilst out with the dog. Lovely view, great food and will look forward to next visit.

Very good restaurant - nice range of dishes, well cooked

We were staying is St Asaph where there aren't many places to eat, especially midweek. I went here with some friends for dinner and we had a very pleasant evening. The food was very good and the service attentive but not overly so. We would definitely return.

The welcome was warm and sincere. We enjoyed a first class roast lunch served by enthusiastic friendly staff. It's great to see the pub back to its formal glory. Thanks to the staff and volunteers. You are doing a great job.

First time visiting after a long time - they don't seem to be much improved. Order taken at about the point when we were about to walk out! Food arrived just about warm and at about the maximum possible wait time that might be reasonable. They were not busy - to the point of when asked if we had a reservation we could only say was it likely this ghost-town needed reservations? The meal might be best described as adequate pub-grub but definitely not gastro - everything close to nearing indigestion! As to offering their silly little vouchers for meal discounts - they are seriously living in the past - we offered the discount vouchers to some other diners who said they wouldn't be coming back so they would be wasted! I would really love to see this small pub chain succeed but they seem to be always overpriced and lacking in presence. It really saddens me to offer this type of criticism but some people never seem to learn.

Annemarie and Rob are such friendly host! No effort was too much to create a marvelous experience for us. We walked the Offa’s Dayke Path and had our best sleep and bedfast at the Tafarn y Wean. Beds are very comfy and clean and we had a choice of 3 kinds of breakfast. We choose the scrambled eggs with salmon and also the granola yoghurt and croissant. Both were delicious and kept us on our feet the whole way to Prestatyn