The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wales

Evie and Lois are the best dancers , so friendly and inviting to ladies to get up on the bar and encourage feminism Would deffo recommend for the ladies

Tasty fish, chips and scampi with great views. Huge portions and fast service. If I had one criticism it would be to have proper cutlery, not small take out wooden ones for dining in.

Great please great food, the staff are always happy and friendly they even call me by my name now. Food came out quite quickly it was hot and fresh once again they did not disappoint.

Busy cafe bar, always a nice welcome

Myself and 3 friends visited for Christmas Lunch today. Mark the owner is very welcoming & friendly. Our Christmas meal was perfect, plenty of it and very tasty. The staff was very prompt with service and also friendly. We will be back. Thank you Three Horseshoes for making our day special

Checked online, kitchen closes at 20:30, get in at 20:15 to be told kitchens closed, fair enough, but the person next to me is ordering food??? Never had a problem before, but now hungry!

Absolutely amazing food, the garlic chicken burger was delicious, best burger I’ve tasted in a very long time, Compliments to the chef Rachel. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Will definitely be visiting again soon.

Friendly staff and funny banter, brilliant cafe, my favourite.

We went for a couple of drinks and asked about having food but with respect to the Gladstone, they had no room. We were then planning to go for a takeaway when Gavin very kindly offered a table for us and we had a lovely meal. We were made to feel very comfortable especially with our dog Seren. We have booked for Sunday lunch and looking forward to it. Thank you to Gavin, the bar staff and the chef for a lovely evening. 😄

Absolutely disgusting customer service. We were waiting for family to meet us before heading in as a group for drinks, we were greeted by the owner or chef (not sure which) asking what we were doing and instructing us to get out of her car park. We were planning to be paying customers. We went in to ask if she was ok with us coming in and she said she didn’t want us to come in as we hadn’t rang ahead.

Best pub ever. Great food. Great locals. Great views. Best pizzas at the beer garden at the back during tourist season (thank you, Dan!). Best people you'll ever meet behind the bar. Please visit.

We had booked the Horseshoe Inn for our company Christmas Dinner and when we arrived we were kindly shown to our table, which looked neat, clean and tidy as one would expect from a professional catering operation. We were all in a positive frame of mind and were comfortable enough enjoying each others’ company. Sadly, I have nothing good to say about the food from the Christmas menu, an opinion that was shared by a fair number of my colleagues. MAINS: The meat dishes featured generously sized slabs of overcooked, tough meat smothered in bland packet-style gravy to disguise the crimes committed in the course of its preparation. Also the salmon was very dry and the sauce appeared to be a left-over prawn cocktail from the starter menu that was tipped over the top - a bizarre combination of flavours and unfortunate for the customer who already had the prawn cocktail as a starter! The vegetarian Wellington suffered from a pastry that was rather soggy and the filling was all in all a hard to define characterless mush. The vegetables were unimaginatively boiled in water and distinctly lacking in taste. PUDDINGS: The puddings appeared to have been bought in cheaply and were not even reaching the quality of a supermarket dessert. I restrain myself here and will only comment on the sticky toffee pudding. Cooking time was an issue yet again, a stodgy sugary mass instead of a melt-in-the-mouth experience. We did not say anything, as it did not seem to make sense and would have felt unkind to complain about a cook who was obviously not very practiced in catering for groups, let alone understood how to prepare a tasty meal in the first place. I would suggest hiring a different chef and focussing on creating a small but tasty menu! On a positive note: We enjoyed each others’ company and had a nice evening in a comfortable setting. The front of house staff were friendly!

Absolutely disgraceful attitude towards diabled people. My friends and I visited, having paid for an evening of live entertainment, only for the wheelchair user in our group to be abused by the owner, Lynne Blair. She physically moved him and his wheelcahir into a corner and called him an obstuction. When we then left a review, via facebook, she went onto my business page & left all sorts of absurb comments in some vile attempt to damage me. She is a nasty piece of work and the venue treats it's customers abismally. I will never return.

St Ellis Gelateria Hands down the best sorbet I've ever had. They all looked so good, but I settled on two different flavours, and they were both so fresh and flavoursome. The apple was just amazing and the melon so sweet. I was tempted to get another on the way back past 😆🩷🍦

Pop in every time we're in Conwy, lovely food and the best coffee in town, added bonus it's dog friendly.