The best restaurants serving British food in Wales

This is our 3rd time here since they have taken over and not a single complaint. The passion that’s taken over the cooking of the food and the homely feel of the service is next to none. The way the chef comes around to check in afterwards shows his commitment to good food. Good quality meat, cooked to perfection, served with fantastic manners and very affordable. Thank you very much, we’ll see you again soon!

lovely relaxed atmosphere in this licensed cafe on a campsite and very good food, large portions too. Service was friendly and efficient. Prices reasonable. Really can't fault it. The campsite was a different matter, one of the worst I've ever been to. So stay somewhere else but pop into the cafe, they deserve your business.

Good choice of beers etc . And dog friendly 🐶needs to be open for longer periods. Only open limited hours .

My family and I usually go to Rest Bay Café for breakfast, but we had heard great things about this café and decided to give it a try. The food was absolutely delicious, especially the breakfast—no complaints there! However, we did notice a few issues. First, the HP brown sauce wasn’t genuine HP; it had been refilled with another brand. While this might seem minor, I don’t agree with this practice. If someone had an allergy or needed to check the ingredients, they wouldn’t know what they were consuming. We only realised this because they happened to be refilling it during our visit. Our table was also not as clean as we would have expected, with crumbs still in the corners. It gave the impression that the cleaning could be more thorough. Additionally, there were no prices on the menu, and the prices displayed on the wall were outdated. Small sheets of paper informed customers that prices had increased, but they didn’t specify the new amounts. I feel this is poor customer service and quite misleading, as customers should know exactly what they’re being charged. Overall, the food was great, but I believe the café could improve its cleanliness and transparency to enhance the customer experience.

It’s OK. If you’re in the area, then go. However, I wouldn’t travel far to go there.

We having been visiting this cafe for many years now,and guess what................. Better than ever! Simon has it down to a fine art,food is always good ,Clair and the staff very pleasant and helpful. See you all soon(with little doggies Bobby and Alfie too) !

The Bothy Tea Room were an unexpected but pleasant surprise. Situated at the Colby Woodland Gardens, what set the tearooms apart from typical cafés at National Trust grounds was the array of loose leaf teas on the menu. There were some delightful-sounding herbal brews, of which we only time to try one, in addition to their black tea house blend. All teas and cakes were served in bone china, which made the tea-drinking experience truly decadent. There was a good freshly-baked cake selection too, which perfectly complemented their teas. For a tea and cake-focussed room, they had some surprisingly inventive bread rolls and baguettes, too. Service was polite and helpful, and the staff managed well during the busy time we visited. Located at the Colby Woodland Gardens, the location was perfect for lunch during the middle or at the end of a walk. It does become very busy during the middle of the day, though. There is a little indoor seating, with many more benches outside. We were delighted to have lunch and tea here, and would fully recommend it!

Very welcoming and friendly, value for money

This was our second visit to this superb Restaurant,we had previously been there for a Sunday Lunch.We went as a family for dinner.As before the food was first class.The service was so very good.The dinning room has a very comfortable feel to it and leads to a very relaxed atmosphere.We all left with a determination to return when we can.

First off the restaurant is now above Jackson's fish bar in the Castle Arcade - not the address (at time of writing) on this page! The place has just 5 tables is run by a team of two, who put heart, soul and passion into making a great and unique dinning experience. I was wowed by about 4 of the 6 courses (and the others were great as well). It is an experience restaurant - expect to be there for 3 hours - the restaurant isn't flash. The chef wants a relaxed "normal" environment. It's not posh. And I loved the whole experience all the more for it. A memorable night and some amazing food.

We really enjoyed our weekend stay at the Bridge. So comfortable and homely in a very characterful building. Thank you Carol and Jon for your incredible hospitality. The breakfast is excellent with a variety of choices, plenty of flexibility and really good coffee. The local knowledge of walks was invaluable and really makes this place stand out. I wish there were more b and bs like this.

Great little cafe with lovely staff and good honest food. Been here a couple of times and very consistent on food and drinks quality and a fair price also. I would definitely recommend a visit and confident you won’t be disappointed.

We loved everything about this place! Good food good service good vibes. The cocktails & desserts are great, don’t skip them.

A three course dinner that delivered good flavours, high quality cooking, all with good table service. A very nice dining experience.

When I come to bagillt to see family we always choose this takeaway it's really great tasty food, good price and the owner and his family are lovely very kind and nice to talk. There are lots of places in flint etc for Chinese but hands down this is the best