The best restaurants serving Mediterranean food in North Wales

In town for a night and went here - so good, unbelievably good tapas, beautifully cooked and the seafood especially was amazing

What an absolute find this place is! Its located just off the Main Street, stumbled across it and then looked online. It has outstanding reviews and with good reason. One of the main things being the owner , who is the chef, welcomes you in person, is the host, the waiter and the cook! Therés also only one sitting per evening so yoúre there for the evening and you feel very much part of his home. It has the feel of joining someone in their house and the food was very good. We went as a family of 4 with teenage children and they were well catered for. Yes the menu is small but that´s because there are no staff and the meals are cooked fresh. Really enjoyable atmosphere and more importantly very tasty food. Highly recommend

I contacted Reme via Facebook regarding a take out lunch for my mother's birthday. Reme suggested cured meats, a selection of cheese, crackers and jams. When I came to collect it was all prepared and ready to take. The food was so tasty and a perfect amount for 4 adults. I will definitely be recommending Reme to friends in the future.

2 adults and 1 child went for Sunday lunch - absolutely perfect. Good selection of seasonal veg and the meat was cooked 'spot on'. We ordered cake as well for dessert but had to take that home as we were so full and the price was £7.95 a meal - its not worth cooking at home for that, especially for the quality!!

Had a lovely meal here last night before visiting the theatre. The owner was lovely and all the food was authentic and home made.

My wife and I popped in and had a Full Welsh breakfast and bacon roll with 2 coffees. The food was freshly prepared, hot, and with good quality ingredients. I would have taken a photo, but it looked so inviting I tucked in. A photo of an empty plate would have been pointless! The coffees were the best (and served hot) that we have had on our trip to Wales. Plenty of seating inside and out and reasonably priced too.

Popped in for food with a friend on a quiet midweek in October - very well looked after and the food was excellent. Would recommend to anyone.

Fab food! Really impressed. Friendly waiting staff and dog friendly!! 😁

Best food we've had in a long time! Traditional and authentic. Presented beautifully too, in a scenic rustic decor. Flint is truly spoilt! Can't help but think how well they would do in Chester or some other city.

Go in. Trust me, it looks like a small shop, but they have seating, and it's surprisingly bigger than you think. The staff are friendly and the food is a surprise. We popped in for lunch and 2 (crusty not chewy) ham & cheese toasties with 'proper' ham, not that processed rubbish; a juicy and stacked bacon double cheeseburger, cooked to perfection; a bowl of fries and 3 drinks; all for £25 - and we were all full enough to easily last until tea-time. Considering it's a tourist spot I have eaten infinitely worse for considerably more money in others (I'm looking at you, Castleton). And while you're there browse around the masses of local/Welsh foodstuffs and drinks (some with very funny names).

Excellent veggie breakfast and superb coffee for £8*50 . Very polite and friendly staff

A little disappointing and expensive. We went for lunch and we were told sandwiches weren’t available. (A shame at lunchtime). We all chose wraps, two barbecue chicken and two chilli chicken with chips. The wraps were ok but not worth the price and the chips were extremely poor quality. It was served with the tiniest of salads. I sadly compared it to a popular burger chain where I had exactly the same items a few weeks before, just the same quantity, probably even more chicken for a third of the price. As we were waiting for the food a supermarket delivery van arrived and brought a quantity of ready made McCain's fries, so we realised then why the chips were so poor.