I used to pop in a few times while living here. It offers great fresh looking /tasting food but…read moreshuts around 4 like most places around here.. Luckily we had booked this time , as it was rammed..this place needs to expand as I found it especially suffocating today...all the tables and chairs are crammed together, so their waitresses have to be anorexic to work here...I'm.not kidding.. Sitting down I had a gander at the drinks menu..this was very limited..when I asked for a white wine spritza the waitress looked at me baffled and suggested i could make my own as they don't do them.. The food consisted of burgers, lasagne, wraps, soups, sandwiches and tapas...well I say tapas but there were maybe five different dishes to try from..the salads are really tasty but I've always had a salad here. My companions decided to order the lasagne to be later told it was not available...(why was this information not provided when we first Sat down) so we all opted for a veggie burger.. When it arrived it was pleasant ..but I have had worse I have had better..also the chips were not home made... Snaffling this we chose the lemon and a caramel cheesecake to finish. Here we had to wait for ages for our plates to be cleared because the staff were too busy making out with each other..really professional..and when the waitress finally decided to serve us she placed the fresh drinks down without taking the emptys with her..so our table was left cluttered.. The lemon cheesecake was divine..but this place is very overrated..the menu.is limited, the place is crammed and they stop serving food at 16:00..oh and most of waiters were rubbish..I think I will try Blue Sky again..

Yes it's good , slight flaws but on the whole it's good…read more Firstly it's let down a little by it crockery , although it looks nice and artisan . It's chipped of the glazing is cracked ! Secondly it's let down by its opening hours and not open at night This is a great place for breakfast and lunch with healthy ish meals and amazing tapas with divine salad . It's price range is shall we say manchester prices for a essentially a cafe Also do take aways

Poor quality food bought from the frozen food section of a local store but cooked fresh :-)…read moreUndercooked Haddock Chowder and the fish main tasted all wrong and overcooked Even the portions were minimal, extremely disappointing for the price of £32 for each of us Asked about dessert- no thank you! Told them about our complaints, take it on board but disagree! This WAS a very good place, I don't know what has changed 1 * for serving the meal ok !!!

My husband and I had dinner at The Seahorse Restaurant. I started with the smoked haddock chowder…read more It was tasty, but it didn't have any fish that I could see. For a main course, I had the seafood linguine in a Panang curry sauce. It was great. The seafood was perfectly cooked, and the sauce was delicious.

BOOK AHEAD TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!…read more Right this place is a bugger to find, and when you do you might think ''What... I came all this way for this?'' Situated near the water is this little welsh pub that serves food 12 -2.15 and reopens for 6.30pm. I have been coming here for years and its NEVER let me down. Inside reminds me of my late nans room, pokey and full of brass-ware .. at the far back of the pub lies a more refined dining area with white table cloths. You can sit either in the pub to soak some local welsh atmosphere or retreat to the back. Arriving at 12 on the dot, already there were a couple of locals having a pint. The barman greeted us warmly and offered to bring our drinks over while we browsed the menu. Here you can choose from the seafood specials board, lunch and their everyday menu. I highly recommend anything that has fish in it as it is all locally sourced... After much oomming and ahhing I settled on the seafood linguine and my companions had the crab fishcakes. When the food arrived I was happy. The amount of seafood in my dish was incredible. Small and large prawns, salmon, smoked haddock, scallops and mussels all swimming in a sea of fresh homemade pasta... the sauce was a flavoursome creamy white broth which was not too dense. Everything just tasted so fresh , even the crab fish cakes served with homemade chips. By the time we were half way through our meal the place was full..again if you want to come here you must book to save disappointment. The prices are really reasonable too, our meal came to about £40 for the three of us including drinks!. Overall the fact you have to book no matter what day, says it all,,

Really loved this place! It definitely added to my Welsh experience. Really wonderful staff, and…read moreamazing food. It was tasty, hearty, and has a wonderful view of the Menai Straight. I miss the Inn, and I genuinely miss Wales and hope I go back soon. :) Thanks Garddfon Inn! You have an American friend !

We stopped off at Megabite today for a spot of lunch whilst on day out in Prestatyn. The shop was…read morevery busy which is always a good sign even if it does mean having to wait. I opted for the roast of the day roll which turned out to be an enormous bap filled with warm turkey, stuffing, cranberry and a bit of gravy (luckily not enough to make the bap soggy). My wife and kids all opted for ham salad which again were huge baps with plenty of filling, the salad was all very fresh. They may well get a return visit when we next visit Prestatyn.

The first restaurant we spotted down the street, after we were given freedom from our tour group,…read morecraving for some British style sandwiches, was Y Pantri. The slices of ham and salad fixing inside the glass case looks very inviting. But the lady behind the counter, was stressing me out, to go have a seat. We're not even sure, if we want to eat here . . . . Does it hurt you too much, to admire what else you have to offer, so we know what to order? Looking at the food in person, gives customers more an idea what they're about to eat, rather than staring at a black & white piece of paper, without photo! Still debating, once again, I continue to browse and droll over the deli glass case, thinking to myself: 'do I want the ham or do I want the turkey, eggs, or is there anything more I'd like with that . . . do we want to eat here, or go elsewhere' and she repeated, I go & have a seat, and I will let them know what I WANT. Like I said, I felt pressured, the reason why the 3 stars! Hubby had the turkey on white bread with lettuce & mayo with a small side of salad. He also ordered a small regular salad which contained: green olives, lettuce, beets, cucumber slices, red onions, kernel corn, coleslaw, shredded carrots, & slices of tomatoes, which to me WAS too much! I had the sliced ham with a side of lettuce & tomatoes. I asked for pickles, but none came. Both sandwiches were very good, and we both helped each other with the side salad, choices of dressing on another table (behind me). The bathroom, was very tight, but it was OK, there's only one.

Walking into this place, it looks a bit wanting, because the decor is older and bland. The…read morerestaurant is located in the back room of a delicatessen. So it was a surprise to discover the food was pretty good. I ordered at the deli, which I'm not sure if this is common practice or not, then took a seat at a table in the backroom along with a fair amount of patrons, many who seemed like locals. Or they were just really friendly, many talking to each other amongst a variety of tables throughout the room. I wanted a light meal and ordered what is considered a traditional Welsh Cheese sandwich on what turned out to be a lightly-buttered roll. It was simple and good, though the bread choice wasn't what I was expecting. Thinking of the higher amount of carbs. Keeping with the theme, I ordered a traditional pot of tea which always comes with a side of cream. One of the people sitting near me had a Chicken Tikka Pastry, which looked like one of those yummy raspberry pastries ... the raspberry compote poking its head out. But it was filled with a Chicken Tikka concoction, and looked and smelled pretty good. The treat here, also a surprise, was the tasty Welsh Cake. I had asked if they had scones, since I was on the hunt for scones and clotted cream. Instead, they recommended this traditional cake, which is more of a flattened scone, and harder, but just as yummy. Like a scone, you can add butter, jam or whipped cream. Most places, I discovered, don't serve clotted cream, but whipped cream. The owners are very friendly and offer a variety of deli-style sandwiches and traditional Welsh (British) dishes.

Te Bach is a tearooms just outside of Benllech with stunning views of the sea. A small car park…read moreoutside, enough for about four cars, but there is an overspill field to the rear. This was the best day weather wise of our holiday, so we were tempted to take advantage of the outside seating; however, there was one table left inside under the stairs, so we took that. There are about five tables inside, of varying sizes, and the décor was that of quintessential tea rooms: oak beams, white tablecloths, fine china etc. It was mid afternoon, so we decided on a plate of egg sandwiches to share, and a cup of standard and Earl Grey teas. The tea was most refreshing; the teapots were covered in tea cosies, and the fresh and tasty sandwiches came with homemade beetroot chutney, a perfect accompaniment, and a fresh salad, with peppers, melon, grapes, tomatoes, lettuce etc. A really tasty light lunch; however, whilst eating our sandwich and salad, the table next to us had just received two huge pieces of homemade lemon meringue tart; too tempting to resist I'm afraid! My wife ordered the lemon meringue, enough to share and so tasty, whilst we were also tempted by the apricot and white chocolate welsh cakes, a sugary delight! What a find, fantastic food in quiet comfortable surroundings, a real winner.

Excellent! Service was great. Our waitresses were very attentive, knew the menu, and made great…read morerecommendations. The food was fabulous. The pan fried crispy duck was outstanding (so was the sticky toffee pudding!) My tablemates were equally satisfied with the baked cod and the pork belly. Highly recommended!

A lovely restaurant in a picturesque village location…read more We're a family of 4 Vegans and we ate at Y Sgwâr yesterday evening. We only booked a few hours in advance of our reservation but as the owner is Vegan herself they were not fazed in the slightest by our dietary requirements and we were given a number of options for each course when we arrived. Starters: We had the tomato tart and soup. Both were lovely and there was a choice of two Vegan soups which came with bread and dairy free spread. Main Course: We had the Thai vegetable green curry with a dhaal side and the pancake. The curry itself and the side of dhaal were great. Both really flavoursome and tasty. The pancake was fantastic and was served as a burrito with mushrooms, spinach, couscous and other delights inside. I had it with rice but you can have chips or rosemary & lemon potatoes instead. Dessert: Not that we had much room for dessert after the excellent starter and main course! We all had the chocolate cake was absolutely wonderful! Moist with lots of tasty chocolate icing on top. Apparently it's always Vegan too. They gave us the option of either whipped soya cream (which we chose) or sorbet to accompany it. There were also lots of Vegan wines marked clearly on the menu. All in all a super meal in a lovely environment, served by great staff. Highly recommended. We will be going back regularly.

I'm by no mean a vegetarian, but this place was extremely busy during lunch so I had to check it…read moreout. This place has a bakery and cafe/restaurant. The decoration is charming and has a "homey feel," great for kids and family. If you just want to buy their bake goods, there's a separate queue from the one for the restaurant. The bakery sells various breads and sweets. Their parmesan rolls are amazing and only cost £1 for 3. Their restaurant offer various sandwiches, salads, and various daily specials. I ordered smoke trout with salad. The trout was prepared as a trout mayonnaise. It went well with the salad and fresh baked bread. The dish was decent, not overly complicated or amazing. It was fresh, healthy, and good value considering it was only £6.50.

Come for the bakery but stay for lunch. How can you go wrong with fresh baked everything? I came…read morein to buy Bara Brith and saw the specials board and ordered lunch. Nothing fancy, small container of smoked mackerel brandade with a large wedge of fresh baked bread and salad. Healthy and it hit the spot. Topped it all of with a jam filled donut just because, also they were less than a £

We didn't have high hopes for Alfredo's, since we have so many outstanding Italian restaurants in…read moreChicago, and are thus spoiled. What a pleasant surprise this was. We shared an order of bruschetta, which was the best we've ever had ! My husband had the spaghetti arribiata which was wonderful, with a generous amount of meat, and I had roast chicken. Sounds boring, but it was delicious! Cooked perfectly, with high quality meat and perfect seasoning. The rosemary potatoes were crisp on the outside and soft on the inside, which is just how they should be. Then, the piece de resistance--hot chocolate with pistachio liqueur. SO good. It was hard not to drink it too fast. The waitstaff was very pleasant and gave us just the right amount of service and attention. We've already made another reservation!

I think it's "Alfredo Restaurant" - not "Alfredo's Restaurant." Am I being nit-picky?…read more Anyhow... Italiano in Wales? Hmm, I thought. Well? It was very good! So good, in fact, I ate there twice on my trip to North Wales (about 6-7 days apart). I loved the the decor - throwback 70's Italian replete with red checkerboard table cloths! Service was attentive and friendly - especially the silver-haired gentleman. Food was delicious. I really loved the salad. What a beautiful mixture of veggies and greens - just delightful! I had to have Fettuccine Alfredo at Alfredo - another winner! Creamy rich goodness with yummy, generous bites of speck (ham)! Bottom line: I loved the place! Was it the best Italian food I've ever had? Yes (in Wales!) Okay, maybe not the best ever in the entire world, but pretty dang good (along with service, decor and overall "vibe." 4.25 enthusiastic stars for my Conwy, Wales "Italiano go-to!"

A British institution…read more I live above this Greggs. Sometimes the fumes from the pies and pastries give me headaches but I get to eat whatever they've thrown out at the end of the day. I'M WINNING THIS DIVORCE JUDITH!!!

Greggs on Bangor High Street is just like every other Greggs in the country. They sell reasonable…read moreif unspectacular baked goods, mainly takeout although there is a small counter and a few stools in case you don't want to eat on the move or the prevailing weather conditions in Bangor aren't conducive to al fresco dining. On the two occasions I've been to this branch there was a limited choice and quite a bit of empty space on the hotplates, although admittedly one of those times was on a Bank Holiday and the second on a cold and wet Sunday morning. Both times you'd have had more chance of spotting another living human being in the wastelands of Antarctica than on Bangor High Street so I can understand why it wouldn't make sense from a commercial viewpoint to prepare vast quantities of pasties just on the off chance a polar explorer with a dodgy compass found his way to their door. I'm sure one day I'll get to visit on a normal trading day when they have their full range of goods on offer.