The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Flintshire North Wales

Best place in Holywell for sure! Amazing hot, frest breakfasts with an amazing coffee! Staff are super nice and very polite.

Woodworks Café Lovely venue. Very engaging friendly staff! Our experience was very pleasant. The only criticism is that the cafe reception area is very cramped. There were a couple of card stands which would be better placed somewhere else especially when there were two queues of customers - one waiting to be seated and the other queuing on the way out to pay. It was a little chaotic to say the least!

Perfect location by river & lovely inside, but prices are astronomical for everything. Ruined our planned lunch as not prepared to pay £7-8 for a simple sandwich. Will not return!

We ordered a sandwich for lunch and it was literally 2 slices of bread with egg mayo in it. There was no garnish, no crisps or salad. It looked so pathetic served on a large plate. My mother in law and I were so disappointed as we had passed lots of lovely cafes to go there. It cost £14 for the 2 egg sandwiches and 2 coffees. We werethe only customers at 2pm so I guess that says a lot. I would avoid lunch here unless you have a tiny appetite!

Passing through and stopped here today. Coffees were lukewarm and tea was very disappointing. Please try harder - probably unlucky with the tea dust at the end of a packet maybe. I never like to complain but I should have so they could rectify.

Was our favourite place to visit for breakfast, but last 2 visits have been very poor. Badly cooked hard bacon hard eggs small sausages and not much difference between small breakfast and large breakfast. Very expensive. Sadly will be our last visit

Very friendly staff. Visited last 4 summers. Best steak pies tasted, always brings loads home, for me, best mate and my mum. Then freeze. 35 purchased this year.

All ok, had the full English breakfast.

Had a lovely lunch with friends in this gorgeous, quirky cafe. Food was delicious, fresh and the cakes, scummy. Definitely recommend a visit, especially if you like art work as there's plenty on display.

Visited Billy Jeans with 13 other friends for my husbands birthday breakfast. Food was excellent, quick service and plenty on the plate. The staff were amazing and even put a birthday candle in his sausage and everyone joined in to sing "happy birthday".

Two “small” breakfasts for under £9 in total. Egg, bacon, sausage, beans, hash brown (awesome) and toast. Enough for anyone in a morning, freshly cooked and delicious. Great value and all so tasty.

Had a lovely day at the museum and decided to end the day with a coffee at ‘The Hatch.’ Had many delicious lunches here in the past. The cafe was surprisingly empty. We ordered two coffees and sat out in the garden. Every table was dirty. I cleaned one myself with wet wipes before the coffee arrived. We waited for 15 minutes. How long does it take to make two coffees? We went inside to find out what was going on. The waitresses had completely forgotten about our order! They were obviously too busy chatting to their friends to take orders or clean tables. No wonder we were the only customers. We told them so and walk out in disgust.

Lovely people and atmosphere and wonderful food. The cakes are really amazing. I've visited with friends,family and as a solo. Each time I have not been disappointed.

Always a great breccy better thsn McDonald's rubbish always friendly smile and good and quick service cheap to for wgat u get can highly reccomend

I went to the cafe only to get a take away coffee it was before 5pm, but we went in the guy said we're shut now! So rudely! The open signs were still on, and signs outside aswell. They were all just standing outside smoking, chatting, so they weren't closed they just couldn't be bothered.