The best restaurants serving British food in Ruthin Denbighshire North Wales

Owners were very accommodating and friendly, especially with a large group. Curry night was great. Would love to go back again and highly recommend.

We got married at Yr Hen Lys/The Old Courthouse in Ruthin, we went to Small Plates for our evening meal. There were 21 of us in total but it was not an issue. The staff and service were incredible, the drinks flowed, the food was out of this world! We were all recommended to get a starter and 2 small plates each, it was the perfect amount, every dish was presented beautifully and the flavours were spectacular. We even had people in our group with the strangest of allergies, but the staff were very knowledgeable about all of the ingredients in the dishes and were able to tell each of these people what they should avoid. I would highly recommend this very special place, and the dessert/coffee if you have room for it! Thank you Small Plates, you were beyond our expectations!

Lovely country pub great staff fantastic beer and food great value all around! Worth a detour and a highly recommended community pub.

A boutique guest house with great food options, there's even a bijou cinema in the basement for film nights.

Coffee, cakes, quiche and couture! This charming , well, I don't know what to call it! It's a coffee shop that does delicious cakes, scrumptious breakfasts, wonderful brunches or light lunches, in a charming environment, indoors and out, with excellent service. But it's also an amazing ladies' dress shop, dresses meaning also trousers, tops, skirts, both formal and smart-casual. Very smart! The food is great, the waitresses lovely, the shop is so tempting... All in the beautiful Welsh countryside between Denbigh and Ruthin, with a nice big carpark. Don't forget your credit card when you go, the clothes are irresistible! .

Lovely place! Called for lunch - food was excellent (although a bit pricey) Only fault, extremely understaffed! - only 2 ladies working, one behind the counter and the other serving tables. This meant lots of dirty uncleared tables which doesn't look nice, and they both looked overwhelmed!

Stayed 4 nights . Room was clean + nice and quite at the back of the hotel with a comfortable bed and modern bathroom with shower. Room service was excellent the bed was remade everyday the coffee water bottles and biscuits replaced as required. So good value for money . Breakfast from 7am downstairs in the bar serving traditional Breakfast which is very good value + numerous other items . Lovely quite little town but parking can be irritating. No parking on site but there is a large pay and display at the rear of the hotel overnight parking £8 Otherwise take your chance with Street parking I did notice parking fines had been issued in the main Streets. My only complaint is the Main menu for meals later in the day ! Ok I get why Wetherspoons have done this and the cost of living crisis. But come on! Pizza, Burgers and other assorted high calorie American inspired junk food is not the way too go ! This needs a rethink! We ate in once Fish and Chips with mushy peas, it was ok for 2 hungry travellers and the drinks are very good value . After that we went hunting for more traditional fare . Don't miss a walk up to the local castle about 300 yds from the hotel, You can walk around the grounds for free and see the Peacocks displaying in the rear gardens.

9 of us went here for Sunday lunch, it was a very disappointing experience! There was no choice of meat left, the staff didn’t know if there was a veggie option. The food was cold when it finally arrived. We ordered sides which never arrived, despite asking 3 different members of staff and they were still added to the bill! The staff were rude, inattentive and chewing gum. Wouldn’t go back.

Stayed and ate here after escaping from a terrible nearby campsite. The room was cheap for such short notice and was surprisingly posh, although the absence of a wardrobe was a bit annoying. As to the food, it's fine for what it is. There's a fairly limited set menu and the portions aren't massive by Welsh standards, but it was all very well done and the service was quick and efficient. A good budget choice.

We didn't stay here,we were staying at other accommodation but we called in 3 times for food,drinks and breakfast on one of the mornings.Nice place,good food,great staff.Lovely views at the back of the hotel overlooking the valley.Nice seating areas.Plenty of parking which you do need to pay for,not expensive.Food and drink very well priced as you expect from a Weatherspoons.We found it clean and so we're the toilet facilities.Well worth popping in if your in the area.We would definitely go back.

Lovely room with old books and comfy seating, mixed so you can look out onto the gardens or have a cosy corner. Staff excellent and friendly. Probably not the best time to have an evening meal but wanted a change from the restaurant and nothing open in Ruthin Boxing Day. Rarebit was burnt at the corners and when my son complained he was told that was how it came.