The best restaurants serving British food in North Wales

Awful place! Paid £3.20 for portion of chips and upon returning home discovered they were totally under cooked and raw. Disgusting serving customers over priced unedible food which had to be thrown away. Will never return to this shop again.

After 2 days of storms and no electricity we went to the Victoria for Sunday lunch, the lady who looked after us was so kind giving us a table by radiator and charging my mobile. The food was fantastic will most definitely be back....thanks to everyone at the Victoria

A really well kept pub - just the two cask ales on this Tuesday lunchtime. The Facers Bitter is going down well accompanied with a Scotch Egg.

Lovely place, expensive though.

I popped into The Blue Bell yesterday afternoon out of curiosity because it changed management, recently ( I had a soya milk cappuccino ). I had become vegan in June 2021. So at that time and since, it was a blessing that The Blue Bell was totally vegan. That made it stand out from all the other pubs in Conwy for me. I felt like The Blue Bell was somewhere I could be fully myself, then. But it is no longer vegan. So, for me is now not somewhere for me to be fully myself. And so I won't be coming back.

Had booked a table for Saturday night, arrived staff not expecting us so it seemed Got some drinks and was taken to a table, after waiting 10-15 mins no one came with a menu, went to the bar to ask if we could have menus, only to be told in a very rude and abrupt manner they are on the bar get one, I was shocked by the staff’s response to me, I did snap back and tell him I wasn’t a mind reader, as he never said we could help ourselves to one, I went back to my husband and said we are going, I paid for the drinks and we left. I will not be going back again. The funny thing was another staff member was laying a table with menus and putting a reserved notice on it for someone else. Was supposed to be a nice meal out for my husband’s birthday but it was terrible. We do live locally would NOT recommend your hospitality.

We came to the restaurant for an early dinner. The view and the interior were lovely. Menu was limited - sadly we couldn’t find any chicken dishes (not in a sandwich). I ordered beef brisket - it was served as a sandwich in between two ciabatta slices. It was soft, but the taste was sweet due to the chutney, and very disgusting due to the blue cheese. It wasn’t specified clearly, so I was hoping this cheese would be served separately and I just wouldn’t eat it, but nope, it was inside. The taste was very very bad. And the price was £14. Chips were served without any sauce, and no sauce was offered by the staff. So, it was very dry. Coffee was very bad and sour, had to ask for some milk to mix it together. Pavlova dessert for £8.50 was my biggest disappointment. It should be called micro-Pavlova. It’s the tiniest Pavlova I’ve ever seen, and so overpriced! Overall, can’t recommend - neither for the drinks, nor especially for food. Service charge 10% was already included into the price.

Absolutely fabulous food at the Owain Glyndwr. Can't fault it at all, service was excellent, will definitely return. Highly recommended.

Couldn't sit outside with a dog, was turned away.

Beautiful sea views, excellent drinks and service.....totally recommend

Had an offer for a single room for £25! Absolute bargain & prompted a trip to Wales and up Yr Wyddfa. Room was great, just what you need after a hard day on the mountain. Bar and food was brilliant, been before and will definitely be back again. Highly recommended to all

Love this place ,the food is excellent ,try the home made meat pie ,it's delicious 😋

This place is lovely, the workers are kind and sweet. The atmosphere was perfect to have a lovely day out. There selection of drinkers are perfect for everyone.

driver parked at the end of the road for 10 minutes, messaged to ask if they needed directions, they marked it as delivered and no showed. had to request a refund from just eat. absolutely terrible service and it seems to be a running problem with Greggs on here. avoid it at all costs

I have always had fond memories of a warm atmosphere and friendly staff in the past, but I was incredibly disappointed with how rude the staff was tonight. I walked in to find a lot of people sat at the bar- okay, this cannot be helped, but staff had no clue someone new had approached the bar (in fairness she was alone, but I was dressed pretty uniquely in comparison to what I can only assume is the regular clientele). I was served and sat down quietly. My partner joined a little later and I purchased his drink as he entered. First drinks went down a treat and my partner bought the second round. He tasted his Guinness and wasn’t happy. Being a barmaid myself, I tried his drink and agreed something wasn’t right. I went back to the bar to make the staff aware of this. It wasn’t a complaint- I know that when the end of the barrel is close, the drinks occasionally taste off. From previous experience, the drink is either replaced, or an alternative offered (as I mentioned before, I am also a barmaid). Instead, the staff insisted there was nothing wrong despite not tasting it themselves and, quite rudely in front of a rather full pub, pointed out that many people were drinking Guinness. I would have accepted if she’d checked that the barrel was 1. In date and 2. Wasn’t empty/near end, but she refused to leave her post and continued to essentially belittle me. I returned to my partner feeling rather small and sheepish. He didn’t finish his drink, which he’d paid nearly £5 for (this is a village pub, not flipping London) and we left shortly after. Bitterly disappointed as I was looking forward to being reunited with a warm and welcoming pub.