The best restaurants in North Wales

Great service and also tasty food. I had the Bacon and sausage bap and it was delicious. The lady was lovely . I would definitely be recommending!

Never know if it's open or not. If it was we would use the bar often as I'm sure mist from the local caravan site would. Missing a trick here.

Amazing ice cream, best I have tasted on Anglesey! Slowly making my way through the menu! My favourite so far has to be Turkish Delight. The ice cream is very high quality indeed. Very friendly staff with excellent quick service and its spotlessly clean. Allergens clearly labelled and they have gluten free options. Apparently the milkshakes are delicious too so must try one of those next time! Lots of parking and seating outside.

We had a party of 12 and everyone was as impressed with the service and the food. Paul the restaurant manager advised us to pre book our meals which we did and on arrival we were greeted by very attentive staff and our table was. ready for us. Our food arrived quickly and everyone enjoyed the occasion. I would think most of our party would return again, it was that good

Great location for Penllech Beach - footpath from campsite directly onto the beach. There no facilities to wash up dishes or do laundry - the only sinks are in the shower block and these are not suitable for dishwashing or clothes washing. The only option is to fill up a bowl from the cold water tap in the field and take it back to your tent. The owners do not allow visitors/guests (guests of campers) to park on-site - so if you are expecting friends or family to visit you on your holiday, they will have to park elsewhere. Alternative parking is extemley limited/not possible. The showers are great - 50 pence buys you three minutes of instantly hot high pressure water.

A nice place for an afternoon break. My wife had a fruit scone and I had a ham & cheese toastie, both quite nice. Got in ok with wheelchair but toilets were downstairs. Reasonable prices and friendlly staff.

Such lovely food and very friendly staff. The food was cooked fresh and was very delicious. Highly recommend visiting this establishment, great views in a very peaceful setting.

This place is a hidden gem. Spirits uplifted for the day by the friendly and cheerful staff. Good views of the hills and terrific food.

Popped in for a cuppa.... Nicely decorated, very clean and a good choice of sandwiches and pies, no hot food available though. Bit pricey I thought, but hey.....isn't everything since the pandemic! Lovely staff.

I went to the newly opened secret garden cafe in wrexham library today it's a lovely little cafe the staff are very friendly and helpful I had delicious Welsh rarebit which comes with bacon if you are not a veggie like me my son had a fully filled tuna and cheese pannini both came with a fresh delicious salad very reasonably priced as well also lovely home made cakes on offer go and check it out you won't be dissapointed

Called in at the Manna today for lunch with my Son. We have been eating at this lovely little cafe for many years. Very friendly staff and delicious food. The owners and staff always make you feel welcome. We both had the soup and toastie combination. Home made soup was delicious. And so was the cheese and onion toastie. Lovely mug of coffee and an amazing piece of homemade carrot cake. My Son had the lemon drizzle cake which was also very tasty. Amazing value for money. The food is always freshly made. Always a choice of various types of soups and cakes. Give this hidden gem a try if you are in Wrexham. I guarantee that you will NOT be disappointed. We will be back again soon!

Went for breakfast here on 25th February after staying close by in Betws y coed, got to say one of the tastiest breakfast we have had and at a very reasonable price too, staff very warm and welcoming and food delicious would highly recommend for breakfast. If i was every staying close by this would be my go to place for breakfast

We had a 4 day stay, visiting the lovely beach at Conwy Morfa, the mountains nearby, the lovely village of Rowan and a gig at the stadium in Colwyn Bay. The small hotel is beautiful and full of character. The eating space, lounge and bedroom were excellent with a bar where you can help yourself if the hosts aren’t around - just write down what you had! The jewel is the extensive garden where you can relax amidst beautiful countryside surroundings. The nearby village has one pub which serves good food and there are numerous enchanting local walks in the north Wales countryside or mountains within easy reach. The hosts are. Chris and Sandra who will be only to pleased to look after you and engage in a good conversation should you wish. There’s a terrace where you can enjoy your drink and the breakfasts are extensive and varied and cater for vegetarian and gluten free options. In all a delightful stay.

This morning (Monday) me and Hubby popped in here for a light snack. It is situated opposite Wetherspoons. The lady behind the counter was helpful and friendly. There are only a few tables inside. They offer a takeway service as well. We enjoyed a large pot of tea (I liked the vintage crockery) and 2 slices of freshly baked cakes. I chose one with a caramel topping (Hubby chose the raspberry topping). The total bill came to £5.50 which we had to pay by cash as they haven't got a card machine. The toilet was clean and tidy to use.

I love it thanks so much I went there one day because I was new to the area and I saw it on google maps and decided to go there and it was fab