The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Denbighshire North Wales

Lovely time with my parents and sister today would highly recommend

Lovely café in St Asaph. Very welcoming atmosphere despite being busy when we visited. Soup, panini, cake, coffee - all delicious. Definitely be visiting again!

Gareth and wife are so friendly the food is wow massive and the service is exceptional. Thanks from all of us x

Food was fantastic, the daily soup was amazing and the staff were extremely kind and helpful. Would absolutely recommend to everyone.

Happened upon this place by chance and so happy we did. The food is really good, well priced and good sized portions. The chunky chips are a must. Very happy 😊

Hot chocolate was good lots of cream and marshmallows would eat again

The cafe is a delight, the food is so fresh and delicious! Reasonable prices and great selection home cooked food. Yummy

There was a lot to choose from on the menu and also the staff were very welcoming and polite also they didn’t rush and let us take as much time as we need to order Overall great place the food was outstanding and staff were brilliant

Great pub that we go to when in Rhyl. Music on, and you can actually have a conversation! Good selection of ales and draught beers. Highly recommended.

Regular on and off here for around 8 years. One of the best pubs in denbigh cozy and warm and provides love music at night on weekends

Very average food. Nothing seemed home made just bought and warmed

Very nice inside and out. Good selection of spirits and beers. GREAT FOOD

After spotting the menu we went in and were given a friendly welcome from the start. I ordered the seafood risotto and my partner had the sea bass. Both dishes were very well presented and 100% fantastic. The price was spot on and the atmosphere was chilled and friendly and not too busy. Great children’s area at the back, mbient music and a quirky massive bookshop upstairs. Highly recommended and will definitely be going back!

Very friendly pub near Carrog heritage railway. Timed our trip on the heritage railway to have lunch at this delightful pub. The five bean chilli with jacket potato was delicious as was the soup of the day that came with a sandwich. The beers were from Manchester (J.W. Lees).

Would never go to the Three Pigeons Inn again. Rudest landlord I've ever encountered. Bad attitude all round (as evidenced by his replies to previous customer reviews)