The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North Wales

We ordered 60 cup cakes for a work event to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness day. We were given options for the decorating and decided on 50/50 pink frosting and some with the breast cancer logo of the pink ribbon. The cakes were divine, so happy and they were delivered right on time. We also ordered a specialty Victoria Sponge which we raffled as a prize, I didn’t win it sadly so I can’t comment on the taste but it looked divine and was in a gorgeous presentation box with pink ribbon. Thanks Emzcakes for making our event extra special.

All ok, had the full English breakfast.

i like there coffee which is very organic coffee i really enjoy veri delicious coffee thankyou all of that serve us and hope to see you soon .

Wonderful girl running cafe on her own on Monday morning as she hadn’t predicted it to be busy. she was fantastic. Service brilliant! Food lovelyBack up arrived and gentleman seemed fabulous too. Wonderful beach cafe

Great staff, great beer

I saved this as my post mountain climbing treat.. and boy it was worth it!!! The scoops are huge and the flavours of ice cream are incredible!! Really well done on that. Brilliant little ice cream shop

Sunday dinners were delicious, great portions, good value for money. Plenty of choice off the normal menu too for those who didn't want dinners. Would highly recommend.

Actually, this is an all-around wonderful place!  There is a range of vegan and vegetarian options. I nearly went for the mushroom soup, made with oat milk (I've had it before), but instead had the cauliflower cheese on a baked potato with side salad. Absolutely gorgeous!  Cantîn is within the Conwy Culture Centre building, they work well together, so making a visit to both a real treat. There is disabled parking, everything is on the flat on a single level, inside and out, with a well-equipped  accessible toilet.  All the staff are lovely and I really like the atmosphere. Prices seem very reasonable.

We visited on a sunny but cool lunch time out of the peak season. The location at the end of the beach and near to a car park is very handy. The beach view from nearly anywhere in the cafe is probably the stand out feature here. But the food and drink compete well with the view! We had toasties and milkshakes - both great by any standard. Possibly a tad pricey but the quality and convenience more than justifies the price. The small points for us that nudge this closer to 4/5 than 5/5 was the lack of obvious shelter available in bad (wet) weather - although plenty of umbrellas for the sun). The other minor issue for us was the general waste and mixed recycling - bins provided of course, which is good, but most items are served takeaway in wrappers which may or may not be recycleable once dirty? Either way, clearly not many customers seemed to be really paying attention to this.

This is a village local, it was Friday night, and people were perhaps over-refreshed but in a welcoming and friendly way. It was quite quiet and the pub closed at midnight. The noisiest people to leave were predominantly staff, but I always feel that if they spend their hard earned cash in the same place that they earned it is a good sign. Personally I would have been happier if they had a cask ale available but other than that a good night was had tonight.

An excellent bakery with a good choice of loaves and delicious cakes. Purchased every day of a three day stay in the resort.

So much choice. Generous portions. The best sausage rolls with cheese!! Also massive custard swirls and cinnamon swirls.

Delicious chicken curry with a good pot of tea followed by tasty lemon drizzle cake. Very friendly proprietors. Highly recommended.

Not called in for a while but now unlikely to ever call again. Seem to have changed the bread rolls used which used to be superb. They are now just revolting. The pie also just fell apart when trying to eat it. Very poor especially when there are so many alternatives in the area