The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Rhuddlan Denbighshire North Wales

The Whistlestop Cafe used to be next to the old Rhuddlan railway station; hence the classic railway reference. It's moved a few hundred yards away since the station closed. Newly refurbished since closing for Christmas 2024, I was the first customer of 2025 today. The new Bright and Shiny sign welcomes the punters, some of whom are keen motorcyclists as local clubs (from bikers to volleyball) meet here. Without a doubt, the best cafe for miles around, serving all the classics from Bacon "butties" to Full Welsh Fried Breakfast. New Year's Resolution in force, I restricted my breakfast to just scrambled egg on toast but was persuaded by the friendly staff to throw-in some bacon! 😉 The eggs were creamy and fluffy on well-buttered toast and bacon fried to a juicy but caramelised stage. Disclosure: I used to be paid to write international food and travel reviews but this one is of my own volition and I paid for the meal as it's my regular weekly oasis of indulgence.

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.

Came to the yew tree for the carvery after the reviews on here and Google. When we arrived we noticed it wasn't called the yew tree but something else (something munchies?). Anyway we couldn't see a carvery so just ordered Sunday lunch off the menu. They said we could order a mix of the meats, but they had no turkey so I ordered beef and pork. The meals came and everything was out of a frozen packet, nothing was fresh or home made apart from the cauliflower cheese. The meat was the sliced meat you buy in a packet to put on a sandwich! Gravy very watery too. I'm not fussy and was starving so ate it all, but was very disappointed.

We booked to have the 3 course lunchtime festive menu. The food was beautiful, everything piping hot, freshly cooked and well presented. It had clearly been prepared with care and attention to detail. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our meals and would return and recommend visiting.

Love Starbucks coffees but if you want specials they run out of some quick and never get them back. We went the day after the latest ones came out and had run out Of the fudge brownie hot chocolate already went twice a week since and never have it in stock, same happened with one the autumn specials. Will not stop me using here but disappointing.

We ve been twice over the last 3 weeks, the first time we had a breakfast, the food was only luke warm and the toast was anaemic, how difficult is it to serve a hot breakfast. Went again yesterday and we both had a bacon sandwich and a tea, the tea was great a nice big mug, however the bacon sandwich was a dissapointment, we did nt want butter on it, when it came it was on thick sliced bread that was,nt very fresh there were 2 slices of bacon on which were not very warm, it was awful, for a supermarket to produce food like that when they have all the means available to serve the best food, I certainly would not recommend it or go there again.