I Love Grapevine. The fruit and vegetables are always so fresh and delicious. It's really quite a…read morelarge shop and sells more than the average fruit shop; there's a small range of cooking extras: sauces, oils and dressings, herbs, and fresh eggs, and a fantastic indoor and outdoor plant section, with cut flowers and bedding plants all available. There's always great offers on the fruit, Tuesday I bought a big strawberries for £1 and they were just divine! Great place, but it's a long way to walk back to the train station (or the car park) with heavy purchases.. I don't think home delivery is available.

This is a great greengrocer. Service with a smile, prices often rounded down when you get to the…read moretill! There is a great range of fresh fruit and veg. There is also an excellent range of gluten free goods, and some tinned products.

Wonderful find on High Street Dyserth. Great service and wonderful food. I had the traditional…read morebreakfast with sausage and bacon. Wonderful. Decorated in very farmhouse tradition. They serve coffees and tea pots. Today I had poached eggs on toast with strawberry jam. Very reasonably priced. I will get a latte to go and my day is set off perfect. Support your local businesses wherever you live. They do such a great job to succeed.

A lovely addition to the village. Breakfasts are to die for and food/drinks can be taken out…read more Tanya and her staff are all friendly and approachable, and they deliver too! A must visit.

What an odd green grocers! Just sort of exists in a…read moreramshackled old church with holes in the roof to let the rain in almost on purpose it seems. Anyway the stock is plentiful but you do have to watch what you buy as they don't bother with sell buy dates. So we sometimes find things don't last but if like me you like soil on your carrots and don't mind a few bent ones it can be good value.

This is a lovely little family run shop. The staff are all very knowledgeable about the products…read morethey stock. Inside it is a very clean, well lit shop with nice shelving all the way around. It is the perfect place to go for an affordable gift for someone who is a little under the weather or for a natural remedy for life's little aches and pains. They even sell organic fruit and veg at a very reasonable price (a lot of items are cheaper here than in the supermarkets) So for a bit of friendly chat at advice, I can't recommend a better place.

Colwyn Bay's branch of the discount supermarket Lidl is located in the West End of the town, about…read morea mile or so from the town centre. It easy enough to get by car, being close to the A55 and the main road through town, and has a decent sized car park. You will find cheap and reasonable quality produce, although not necessarily well known brand names. Personally I'm not convinced that the likes of Lidl and Aldi are really cheaper than Asda or Tesco so I don't go here too often.

I don't like it when staff members here comment on my purchases and the range of branded items is…read morevery limited. Their wine is not as cheap as some that can be found in Aldi (though you get what you pay for) and one could find better in the lower rungs of mainstream supermarket shelves for the same sort of price. However, they have been improving their store over the past year including an interior renovation and an automated 'fresh' bread bakery. Nicer shopping experience overall than the nearest Aldi stores, in my opinion.

I'd call this a hidden Welsh gem. Freshly picked and local…read moregrown fruit and vegetables, traditional Welsh cheese and butter, local meat and numerous local beers, chutneys and herbs and spices. In the middle there is also a selection of chocolates to die for along with a mini bakery with freshly made Welsh cakes and bread. With all the produce being locally sourced, you know what you're getting. But bearing this in mind, the prices aren't cheap. There's also a cafe, icecream parlour, wine shop and bee centre located right outside so everyone should be able to find something to suit their taste.

This place is a bit like the curates egg, good in places, bad in places ! Butchery and deli sell…read morenice produce as does the bakery and veg side, it's let down by things like uncle bens rice for a whopping £2.95 per sachet ! And various " boutique" chutneys which are definitely not cheap. We were served at checkout by a really miserable guy who despite the fact that we both had our COVID-19 masks on and were demonstrably polite got no response at all to a request for a bag or box to tote our £45 odd worth of goodies ( yes we live local and know asking for a bag would cost us 10p). He eventually relented and got us a box from behind the counter. I know it difficult to see a smile with a mask on, but a bit of pleasantry would make all the difference.