The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North Wales

A lovely garden centre. Not a massive selection but have really good quality and gave my husband and I some great ideas. Will be going back with at least a trailer next visit. The plants and pots are really reasonably priced. The coffee shop is quaint and lovely selection of cakes yum yum. Along with a lovely hot coffee. Just hit the spot. Will definately be going again and recommend anyone to visit.

Vino aquí para un almuerzo rápido mientras asistía a un evento de negocios en Venue Cymru. Limpio, cómodo, pequeño y acogedor entorno, agradable para perros. La comida era preciosa y recién preparada. Personal encantador y amable. Muy recomendable.

Called in here for lunch on our way home after holidaying on the coast. A cafe with a decent selection of well cooked & well presented food, very reasonable prices and friendly welcoming staff. The cafe is situated in the same building as the village's community shop in the centre of Llandegla about 500m from the A5103. An amazing resource for the village & a great place for travellers to drop inyo for a drink or food.

Super friendly pub, with a strong local focus but welcoming to new comers. Fantastic

Lovely place although limited opening hours. Will be back to sample some more dishes.

Absolutely wonderful, a first visit but certainly not the last. Best pizza I’ve had in about 10 years. Lovely atmosphere, lovely staff. One of the best places to eat in Tywyn by far. Fabulous.

My absolute favourite cafe. Food is amazing and staff are so lovely and friendly. It’s has a relaxed atmosphere where dogs welcome. Huge bonus is the fact they cater for my son who has a milk allergy!🙌🏻

A Fantastic range of dishes served very professionally at very reasonable prices. Fish Pie with a taste of caviare .wow

Being a local, the Iorwerth is a great place to meet and chat with friends Now with the Cafe serving great food Even better

There is no longer food being served at the pub. Lively lovable local pub. Friendly and centre of the village. Lovely staff 👌 ❤️

Stunning Tearoom attached to St Asaph Cathedral. Staff are lovely and friendly, cafe is fresh, clean and well maintained. The scones are absolutely beautiful, much nicer than M&S and other cafes in the area. Nice choice of sandwiches, toasties, home made soup and a lovely selection of teas and coffee. Definitely the best cafe in St Asaph by far.

Went for dinner Saturday 19th August. Had a very warm welcome from Morgan and the two waitresses. Restaurant and bar looks great with a pleasant atmosphere. Looking at the menu there was a tasty range of dishes to choose from. I understand this changes regularly with the Chef, James, showcasing his formidable talents. I was blown away by what came out, each dish serving up a symphony of tastes and textures, my photos do not do them justice (I forgot to take picture of main- beef ragu, in my haste to get started on it). I could not fault Selar and will certainly return, hopefully not driving next time so I can sample their extensive wine list and cocktails. Exceptional value, quality and experience. I real gem for the area.

A lovely little classic pub with a friendly landlord and nice, chatty locals. They had a dart board and a brilliant vinyl jukebox, definitely worth a visit if you're in the area on the weekend (I think they only open Friday to Monday)

On holiday in Prestatyn and took a trip down memory lane into Rhyl. Visited this cafe and couldn’t have been more impressed. Three vegans and we had the most delicious vegan sandwichs. The young man who serves us was so helpful and professional. Would definitely recommend x thank you

We went for lunch after wasting our time at the terrible and disgusting sea zoo place not far from here (which must be avoided). Hanna was fantastic, very professional and friendly. The chef knows how to prepare food, which was delicious and well presented. Our congratulations to the chef. All in all, a wonderful place to eat.