The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wales

First time at the potting shed. Excellent service and good food. Everything was prepared freshly. Had the pot of coffee as this was the only coffee on offer. It did not disappoint at all. Will certainly return. The gift shop was an added bonus .

I called into Starbucks within the hotel to buy a coffee and cake. The service was excellent and the staff were friendly. Highly recommended 👌

Go every time I visit Cardiff. Resent being charged for take away cup when eating in. Appears every customer was given environmentally damaging take away packaging, to save on washing up. I resent being expected, toeat out of a bag. Give take away packaging, to those that ask for take away.

We went here by mistake, we assumed it would be busy on a Saturday morning and we were the only ones there, the smoothie machine was broken and they had no diet drinks for type 1 diabetics. I ordered eggy bread with cheese and I was served an on letter with two slices of break with cheese in the middle.x extremely bizarre and extremely grim. Overall bad experience. Ps the old lady in there was definitely a werewolf / look at the hands!!!!!!!!!!?! DANGER BEWARE

The older lady serving was really,really, rude and unpleasant. It has put me off going there again. Young girl was very nice.

Stopped on the way to Bala with friends for lunch bank holiday weekend, very poor lunch in fact terrible, nothing like what is described on the menu. Sandwiches on a poor quality bun, certainly not made by a made chef. Beer was OK hence 2 stars! definitely wont be stopping there again!

The food here is always nice whenever we come. Chips can be a bit hit and miss tho. I ordered a full veggie breakfast and I think it was missing an egg and sausage. Good quality food and very budget friendly for the breakfast and the doughnut (which was nice), the veggie breakfast priced at £5 and the doughnut priced at £1.20 (I think) good variety of food and drink, condiments and easy grip cutlery avaliable on request. Overall I would come again and would recommend it

Living locally we have visited often but food quality is now very poor. On the last three visits we have ordered bacon baps, on the first food was good three rashers of bacon on a fresh buttered bread roll, second visit still three rashers of bacon but on unbuttered toasted brioche bun which was awful, very sweet, third visit still the disgusting toasted unbuttered sweet brioche bun and now only two rashers of bacon. If you now only offer a toasted sweet brioche bun with bacon please detail this on the menu as this is not what is expected when ordering a bacon bap as detailed. Cake is hit and miss, good, not available or stale. Poor selection of cold drinks available. Hot drinks okay. Service is always very slow but not due to lack of staff or queues but due to the strange set up at the counter and lots of talking. Shame about the decline as this used to be very good busy local cafe and we prefer to support local but unless things improve we are unlikely to continue to visit this cafe.

Reading some of the negative reviews on here, I was left wondering if there were some other Bryn Glo Tearooms in the area that we didnt know about? Been here loads of times over the years the family have been operating - often with my brood of feral kids (and later, feral grandkids), and the family who run this business have always made us very welcome; we visit Snowdonia a lot, as we live on the Wirral, and we always get a great feed and great service here, at reasonable prices for this area.The woman who appears to run the place only seems to be terse to those born with no sense of humour. I couldnt visit any part of North Wales without making an excuse to call here, and the pizzas, cooked outside in a wood fired oven, are absolutely fantastic. A great place to sit, relax, and eat some good food, and the proprietor's family are refreshingly down to earth and remember you when you revisit. My go-to cafe when camping at Dolgam (which we do often), everyone should visit them and decide for yourself. You wont be disappointed, five stars all day long xx

We visited on a lovely sunny day in October and we managed to sit outside as the weather was a balmy 15! We had coffee, toasted tea cakes and sausage rolls, all quite reasonably priced. Bacon rolls £4.25, Sausage Rolls £3.25, toasted currant tea cake £2.95, coffees all around £2.95. They take cash or card unlike some of the other places in Abersoch that only take card payments.

Sausage rolls are horrible.pastry is fine but contents are disgusting.We threw them in the bin and went to the bakery on the same street in Mold for a more quality experience.Thats the last time I go into a pound bakery.

Came here for my husband and daughter this morning for some breakfast, We had 2 full English breakfast and 1 scrambled egg with sausage My hashbrowns were soggy egg was very greasy. Scrambled egg was cold. Hot chocolate was very strong.

Disgusting overpriced weak machine made instant coffee . N&S coffee was as good as as other leading coffee chains but not anymore since the instant making coffee machines have been introduced at M & S.

Great drinks at great prices, all served with a friendly smile! Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and we will be back to repeat our experience!

The plastic table clothes are comical stapled to the tables to hide the poor quality.everything is sticky and covered in grease from an extractor above the kitchen staff not in uniforms instead wearing sports leggings, false eye lashes, false nails, and sliders. Got my order wrong on occasions. Would not recommend to anyone very unfriendly and not a pleasant experience