The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wales

Our family group of 4 had the BEST pizzas EVER (way way better than other more famous express chains). Fantastic mozarella garlic bread starters too. Excellent customer service - our lovely group leader wanted her fried egg (on the Fiorentina pizza) cooked in a very specific way, and the lady waiting our table (and the chef) duly obliged, with patience and a delightful sense of humour too. The food was hot, pizza toppings were fresher than fresh, and the customer service was faultless. Next time we're back in Bangor we will definitely come here again!!! Another reviewer called this place a "hidden gem" and that description is 100% spot-on!! We left a little heavier than when we entered but we were a very very happy group!!

Stayed there several times. Staff always very helpful and accommodating This was in the 1950s when it was called the Marina Hotel. Judging by the reviews it seems to have gone downhill a bit since then This review is dated December 2023 - that's not correct - but there were no earlier options

We booked and paid for 2 rooms, arrived at 7.30 pm, the place was shut, locked. We asked around locally and were told " You don't want to stay there " and other horror stories.

The cakes are a hit and miss. I wouldn’t go out of my way to buy anything…but if passing it’s an alright cafe. Staff are lovely!

We’ve been here a number of times over the years when visiting the area. Value and service is always excellent. Unfortunately the quality of the food has deteriorated. Why replace decent fry chips with rubbery skin on oven chip? That’s guaranteed to ruin ham egg and chips. Overall a bit disappointed this time. Would have given 5* in the past.

You would not know that this is a M &S cafe, the service is so slow,the manager has two speeds slow & stop. The cake counter has no plates,so customers are using the server plates, tables are left and not cleared or wiped. A very unsatisfactory vist. This needs a deep clean,and staff training.

Reading some of the negative reviews on here, I was left wondering if there were some other Bryn Glo Tearooms in the area that we didnt know about? Been here loads of times over the years the family have been operating - often with my brood of feral kids (and later, feral grandkids), and the family who run this business have always made us very welcome; we visit Snowdonia a lot, as we live on the Wirral, and we always get a great feed and great service here, at reasonable prices for this area.The woman who appears to run the place only seems to be terse to those born with no sense of humour. I couldnt visit any part of North Wales without making an excuse to call here, and the pizzas, cooked outside in a wood fired oven, are absolutely fantastic. A great place to sit, relax, and eat some good food, and the proprietor's family are refreshingly down to earth and remember you when you revisit. My go-to cafe when camping at Dolgam (which we do often), everyone should visit them and decide for yourself. You wont be disappointed, five stars all day long xx

Nice little coffee shop, really pretty and cosy inside. However, the food was way overpriced in my opinion. Also not worth the price at all. With the price we paid for avocado and salmon on toast, we expected some good food, at least something that feels like they just made it. But the avocado wasn’t fresh and was more liquid than “smashed”. The rest of the menu looked just as pricy. Very disappointed. Will not go back for food.

Poor offering of food. Went for lunch and only food on offer was cakes or crisps. Had a coffee on the terrace overlooking the river then went looking for somewhere offering proper food for lunch

Please heat cups before serving 'hot' drinks. Shame you don't serve toast or teacakes for morning snack!

The Queens was close to where we are staying. We had gone for a walk and heated how helpful the manager is so we called in. They aren’t doing good at the moment due to no chef but until they get a new Chef they are happy for you to get a take away from any of the local takeaway/restaurants and eat in at no charge. The Guinness was perfect and everyone very friendly and helpful. The manager’s knowledge of all the attractions is great and he went out of his way to help us. If your holidaying here I can highly recommend a visit to the Queens Hotel for a drink in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, to get your information in a friendly knowledgeable place whilst you enjoy a drink and takeaway or meal if the new chef fin in place.

It took a little while to be seated, but the gazebo area we were sat in was cute and after figuring out how to use the app we managed to order our food and drinks. The trip was supposed to be a nice breakfast/brunch, with time left in the morning before having to work in the afternoon, but as time ticked on without even receiving our drinks we were wondering if we had just been forgotten about. Other customers appeared to be having a similar delay in their food but none of the staff had told us why it was taking so long. Eventually our two drinks came out after half an hour of waiting (usually the standard time for a simple meal on a normal day?), and these were not complicated drinks, just sparkling soft drinks from a bottle. We were told the food would be soon, so we thought the food might follow not long after. We were wrong. Other customers were served food and drinks before us even though they arrived and ordered after we did, so we called over the staff to ask when to expect our food. The answer was it was coming out next, which didn't give a timescale and there was no explanation given as to why it was so late, but the waitress was friendly and apologised. I was extremely unimpressed with others being served before us when we had ordered before them, this is not good practice. When the food arrived (a cooked breakfast and avocado on toast) we quickly realised the vegan meal that was the avocado and grilled vegetables was actually the non-vegan meal and had meat on. We called over one of the kitchen staff who was nearby and asked if this was meat, and he said it was meat and took it back into the kitchen for the chef to prepare another. I know mistakes can happen, but this was very disappointing after such a long wait for food, it had been an hour and a half by the time we were eating and there were only three other tables seated in the gazebo at this time of the morning, not exactly heaving. We were brought another plate and we were apologised to, but again no explanation as to why we waited an hour and a half for a breakfast, no offer of a refund, and when we were asked if we wanted more drinks it wasn't clear if they would be on the house or if we would be waiting another 20 minutes for them so we said no. The food itself was good. But in all honesty nobody goes to a restaurant for such a limited experience.

Came with family for breakfast. We ordered two breakfasts and two children’s meals. Service was ok but food quality was lacking. For the price we paid and having other restaurants near by they really need to step up their game. Was offered OJ/AJ which they had run out of, pineapple juice came as a replacement but looked like dish water.

Customers going the wrong way up the isles and the staff do not tell them to go the correct way nor do they ask customers to distance is really is like the infection no longer exists

Visited today on my way through to our holiday home with the family, need to share the wonderful customer service me and my family received by Alex, young lady with red long hair. We had already sat for hours in traffic, and just needed a break from the road and Alex was so kind to the kids and friendly, made us feel really relaxed and made us all smile. Highly recommend. Lovely tidy, quick service also. Very professional role model for any customer service, well done Starbucks