Lovely dinner with the in laws at the harbour hungry horse. The fish and chips were delish lovely…read moreplace to eat drink and great for big parties and caters for kids. The staff were efficient and friendly visited here a few times when we're in North Wales.

Eaten at the hungry horse now a few times when I visit my mother in North Wales. Friendly pub…read morelovely food and really reasonable priced . Really enjoyed the Steak Chips Onion rings tomato & sliced mushroom. Or opt for the jumbo fish chips mushy peas & tartar sauce. Yum. .

We are on holiday from Aberyswyth went into the queens for lunch …read more the staff was very polite and helpful food was excellent will defiantly be going there again befor going home

Que to get in was ridiculous took over an hour to just get through the door then when finally…read moregetting to the bar to get served prices were outrages and went to the toilets and some man tried to sell me a repo??? What ever that is.

Well it'd be Pub Food, but it's a pub with little room for drinkers, don't expect to keep your…read moretable when they are busy if you are only drinking. However we booked, and 6 of us had quite a pleasant meal and some drink for £100. A pretty wide menu at various price points, large portions and pretty well cooked. The conservatory area is too warm all year, I'd try and get a table in the original pub building. You have to order at the bar, but 6 or over and it's waitress service. Pretty little country village and of course there is the small waterfall nearby just a pity the food has taken over so much.

A lovely pub, with friendly service and fantastic food at very reasonable prices. What more can you…read moreask for?

I have to say I maybe being a little biased as this is my local but this pub is really superb. It…read moreis family orientated but busy enough to keep your interest. The food is lovely and well priced. There is parking and if you feel the need to go into the town centre the walk is only ten to fifteen minutes or a short journey in a taxi.

Landlord pissed at the bar, overpriced drinks, ping ding food went over the road to the other pub…read more much better

The experience begins when you walk through the door. The bar staff - James usually - welcomes you…read more Once refreshments are expertly doled out, including local beers that are always fresh, you are treated to a menu featuring the best local food purveyors can provide. The owners, Tim and Lynn bring their passion for food, wine and, most importantly, the experience of fine dining to everyone who they serve and meet.

Genuinely ask for Adam he's so nice and he really gets along with everyone and he makes you feel…read moresafe. He's so funny and has great customer service skills. This guy genuinely deserves a raise !!!

From the outside the Sussex looks somewhat downmarket for a Wetherspoons pub. Step inside and it's…read moreactually not all that bad. It is a little bit dark but there are plenty of comfortable armchairs to sit in while you sip your coffee or eat your breakfast (isn't it strange how Qypers only ever drink coffee in pubs!). It is, as you would expect from a Wetherspoons, cheap and this does attract some of the harder drinkers in the town but I've never witnessed any trouble or felt uncomfortable

By day a relaxed environment with Lounge style surroundings serving well priced menu with tasty…read morefood. By night Archies turns into a busy Bar/Club with good DJ's with lively music. Gets particularly busy on the weekends and occassionaly they have live music. There is the Ivy resteraunt upstairs which again is popular. Situated at the top of the High Street, there is a car park in walking distance. At night you should be able to park outside the venue or there is the taxi rank at the bottom end of the High Street ( 5 minute walk)

Archies - very nice. Classy without shouting, relaxing during the afternoon, and absolutely packed…read moreon the weekend evenings. Bar could do with being bigger but the owner can't do anything about that. Great location, very cool place.

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.