The best restaurants serving British food in Flintshire North Wales

Amazing service and meal. I had the chicken tikka masala ½ chips½rice with a naan bread and mango chutney It was out of this world and probably one of the best things I've ever tasted I recommend coming here for an amazing meal and plus the staff are friendly

Nice traditional pub perfectly located for start or end of walk

Lovely independent coffee shop in the heart of Mold. Staff are friendly and welcoming to all. Ignore the false hate campaign against this great establishment by far-right racist Ian Davies (aka Shaggerada). Someone confronted him on his vile views and he is calling for a Boycott and accusing staff wrongfully of Islamophobia. I love popping here for a coffee with my dog, staff are always very friendly to all.

I was pleasantly surprised at how good the evening meal and breakfast was after reading poor reviews. There were 6 of us including two under 6s. One of our grandchildren celebrated his 4th birthday and the staff made a big fuss over him by presenting him with a cake and singing happy birthday. All 6 meals were of a good quality and breakfast had plenty of choice to please everyone. Well done the staff.

Always love their bacon rolls in the morning.

Very good quality of coffee and reasonable price. Staff were smartly dressed and helpful. We will be going back for a meal at a later date.

Awful fish hardly any fish and that batter was so hard ! It wasn’t a fillet of fish by a long chalk , the batter was so hard couldn’t bite it ! Shocking

On our way home from a weekend in Wales and we stopped here on a recommendation. From the minute I walked in my brain was screaming no! It was not looking the cleanest of places this may be because it is so dated inside with tatty furniture and dirty carpets but as it did have a 5 star hygiene to the entrance door and with my dad being diabetic and neededing food we went with it. We ordered three roast dinners and they arrived homemade but the veg was waterlogged and tasteless and I was pretty much not willing to take a chance of eating in here so waited for the parents to finish and made a quick exit. Only reason I put poor and not terrible was because the lady and her daughter that was about 10 that served us was very polite.

When we visited we found this establishment interesting as very much an old fashioned public house with a number of locals engaged in conversation. we had hoped to be able to obtain some food - at least a sandwich - but none was on offer on the day of our visit. Good place to wait for a bus and have a bevvy.

Nice Wetherspoons situated in an old bakery. Plenty of seating. Wide range of cheap drinks available. Great selection of ale on offer. Serves food. Nice ambience. Can’t go wrong for a pint or two. Cheapest beer in town. Family friendly within reason.

Lovely greeting on arrival. The food was excellent food and service super speedy. It was lovely to get local knowledge of places to visit. Would highly recommended a visit

We were looking for a light lunch as we were visiting the garden centre, the staff and service was good, a regular coffee was a really small cup, the sandwiches were very expensive, hardly any filling, the bread was dry so I couldn't eat it, I asked if I could have a soup instead, that was very tasty but came with a fifth of a smallbaguette. My husband is a catering manager and was incredibly shocked at the prices and quality of food, we spent 20 pound on a lunch that we didn't enjoy at all and regretted going there, we weren't offered a refund for the difference of the sandwich and soup, although the manager was very apologetic. We definitely won't be returning there.

When you order a ‘Chocolate and salted caramel fondue sharing platter’ as a desert, you expect fondue do you not? Maybe it’s just me but what I don’t expect is a pot of chocolate ice cream sauce and a pot of strawberry ice cream sauce? This is not FONDUE. Nor is it salted caramel for that matter of fact. We were extremely disappointed having paid £12.49 to receive such a lame version of what looked a scrumptious picture on the menu. Rest of the food we had was ok to be fair, nothing to shout about but what you’d expect, but this was such a let down that I have no choice but to mark you right down.

Came here for lunch after a lovely time at the beach. Very poor menu choices, absolutely no vegetarian options which is a real oversight. Had the fish burger and it was very average and expensive for what it was. I asked for ketchup and the waitress said it would be an extra 40p, which for a pub seems unfair and a bit cheap on their part. Just offer bottles for the table. The Astro turf garden outside was tacky and sad, and overall I wouldn’t recommend this place. Sad because it’s prime location. It should offer a nice range of sandwiches at a better price point and it could be on to a winner.