The Rumblin' Tum is one of a number of 'greasy spoon' type cafes in Rhyl town centre. When I say…read more'greasy spoon' I'm not implying there's anything greasy there but you will find mismatched cutlery, plastic tableclothes and a menu on which pretty much every option includes chips or toast. You'll also find excellent value for your money. I recently visited for the first time and opted for the all-day breakfast. This is in fact the 'small' breakfast from the menu and comprises bacon, sausage, black pudding, fried egg, beans or tomato and fried bread. It also comes with toast and a decent sized cup of either tea or coffee, all for a reasonable £2.95. I found it well cooked (I especially enjoyed the bacon which was a little overdone, just how I like it) and more than filling. There are a range of various sized breakfasts on the menu including a 'greedy boy' breakfast for £9.95, which I assume is enough to feed an entire family. In addition you'll find other 'traditional' cooked meals such as sausage, egg and chips as well as sandwiches. Tea and coffee cost 50p a cup (unless you order the all-day breakfast in which case they're included in the price). The service was also friendly and efficient and I wasn't kept waiting too long for the food to arrive. If you're looking for a filling, no thrills, value for money meal in Rhyl I can certainly recommend the Rumblin' Tum.

Had a wet bank holiday weekend in Rhyl and needed somewhere for lunch. Picked Rumblin Tum off Yelp…read moreand was more than happy with the Cafe. Friendly staff a good feed they do a superb breakfast and a good mug of tea. The omelette and chips was very good nice omelette and good thick cut well cooked chips. Would recommend you give this a try if you want honest traditional well cooked cafe fayre.

The food and service at Taste Academy are always great and as the business is run as a social…read moreenterprise if you spend money here your cash goes back into supporting the local community.

A firm favourite of mine. Friendly staff in the shop and a lovely fresh variety of baps, wraps and…read moreother goodies. Good value for money too. The food on the hot van that comes to our is equally god. Baps, bacon butties, baked potatoes pasties, sweets, crisps, drinks. The take orders too if you want to make sure they have something specific. They also did the catering for my daughters christening and my husband and i were really impressed with the value for money, the level of service and of course the food. The menu they did for us was fantastic, and they can cater for veggies, gluten free and all sorts. Hats off guys. Cant rave about them enough.

Traditional "cafe". Food good and the place is clean. Well worth a visit if your gasping for a…read morecuppa!

Had a roast chicken dinner which I have to say was very good. Nice people serving and cannot fault.read more

Become a regular here....a lovely place and used a lot by locals to 'catch up on the goss'....when…read moreyou walk through the doors you go back to the 50''s....noe run by Maria Sidoli thr grand daughter of the founder. She makes her own ice creams, sandwiches and lovely italian coffees!!!.....Real retro coffee bar...love it

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Located on th FFordd Las business estate, opposite the Ford Garage and adjacent to NWE. This is…read moreyour greasy spoon cafe where the local builders are very much regulars. The staff are always chatty and jovial with free daily newspapers to peruse whilst you wait for your food. Order the belly buster if you want to go big, for just over £5 you would not need to eat again for 24 hours. Fried bread, 3 sausages, several rashers of bacon, 2 fried eggs, tomatoes, beans and a black pudding. A big plate of toast and a hot drink with free refill.You will have to be pushed out. There is other food to selecet and the seating is as you would expect a roadside cafe to be. Limited parking at the rear.

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