The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North Wales

First visit and it won’t be the last. Had the medium breakfast, which was enough for me, plenty to eat and very nice. Very busy.

Lovely little dog friendly cafe in the heart of the village. Warm welcome by the host and his friendly staff. Typical Welsh weather and unfortunately the biffolding doors were closed in July however will visit again when the sun is out Diolch

Andrew Davies and two young ladies served 40 of us at home for the Golden Wedding Anniversary of our dear friends. Excellent canapés, meats were delicious, but vegetarian and vegans also catered for and very nice. Great desserts. Plenty of food. Plates and glasses and drinks can be requested - it made it so easy for us as hosts! I’d always have them back!

Had the best Sunday roast today at the hope anchor, 10/10 would recommend lovely, home cooked food, value for money, great staff, friendly atmosphere and clean too. Very pleased with measures that have been put in place towards COVID-19.

Lovely wholesome home made stew and cottage pie. Affordable pricing makes it very good value Staff really friendly. Home made cake is delicious.

The gardens are amazing and worth visiting. The glasshouse gets very warm in the hot weather .All the staff are very helpful. My husband particularly enjoyed the birds of prey demonstration. The staff are so knowledgeable and make the demonstration very interesting. We enjoyed a wonderful afternoon tea at the stable restaurant. We felt very spoilt.

Excellent tasty food, everything cooked well, staff genuinely helpful and willing to cook certain items as requested. Fantastic value for money. Chips are homemade and to die for!!!!

Great if you have a lot of money. £12 for 2 sandwiches. Totally not value for money. You pay for the filling and then 35p for each salad item. Save your money, go to Subway.

I came here one for lunch one day I had a baked potato and tuna It was nice. The service was very good and the place was very very clean. reasonability priced

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.

Marion (Maz!) really looked after us after we dropped in at this lovely pub. The beer was great, the general company was entertaining and informed. Two days later Maz cooked us the most amazing venison stew. You need to book a couple of days in advance but you should - it was the highlight of our trip!

Popped into here a week or so ago to get some food for work. Found the sandwiches to be excellent quality and really tasty. The staff were incredibly friendly. Would definitely buy from again.

Played bingo on Sunday and went for drink Saturday close to train station lovely staff and reasonably priced drinks and 15 mins from hotel

A quite relaxed cafe inside a church, food wasnt the best, quite small portions, no cutlery, suger or sauces so had to ask, staff appeared friendly.