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Restaurants in North Wales
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From two for one deals to Michelin starred fine dining there is a restaurant for every occasion and every pocket.
Oriental cuisine ranges from Thai curries to Malaysian and traditional Cantonese. Enjoy a light bite at a bistro in Conwy, a simple pizzeria in Bala or a full on Italian ‘ristorante’ in Llandudno.
From Rhuddlan to Ruabon and Dyserth to Dolgellau there are tapas restaurants and trattoria, balti houses and brasseries.
Find the pungent herbs, spices and seductive saffron of Indian cusine in Mold and the Mediterranean magic of Greek food in Mynydd Isa. Whether you want a square meal in Porthmadog, a midday feast in Llangollen, or quick snack in Rhos on Sea, you won’t go hungry. It’s all there from fast food takeaways to Sunday lunches. Eat at a converted Anglesey boathouse or delight in an evening meal at a tavern on the Chester border.
North Wales offers a veritable feast of family friendly restaurants offering childrens menus. Many also use locally sourced ingredients.
There are restaurants catering for weddings, conferences, business functions and family celebrations, those with facilities for the disabled, large car parks, outside dining terraces and breath-taking views.
Tourists can discover ice cream and iced sushi, everything from a Welsh ‘bwyty’ to a Dutch pancake house. There are American diners, authentic Austrian cuisine or a tempting taste of India to choose from.
Try the Peking duck in Rhyl, salt marsh lamb in Beaumaris, scrumptious cherry pie in Denbigh.
Whether you are looking for seafood or steak, venison or vegetarian menus, cocktail bars or a champagne lounge, cask beers or vintage wines, they are all served up on the North Wales food map. Eat out at a magnificent 18th century hall in Lanbedrog, a floating restaurant in Caernarfon, a medieval banquet in Ruthin. Dress up for a la carte fine dining at a luxury hotel or stay overnight to sample the food of award winning chef Bryan Webb’s Tyddyn Llan ‘restaurant with rooms’.
Hundreds of stylish eateries, small and large, intimate and bustling can be found from the coast to the borders, from the Point of Ayr to southern Snowdonia. There are country pubs and seaside inns, village bistros and town centre silver service restaurants in North Wales. Tuck in and enjoy.
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