Top Restaurants in St. Asaph
Top Things to do in St. Asaph
Most Popular British food in St. Asaph, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in St. Asaph including Benjamin's Tea Rooms, White House, The Bridge, The Talardy, Bod Erw Hotel Restaurant, The Farmers Arms, Waen, The Plough Bar & Restaurant, Jacob's Ladder, Trefnant Inn Pub, The New Inn
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10. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
We serve food all through the day and on Sundays roast dinners until 6pm. We have a bouncy castle weather permitting and a large beer garden with benches and barbeque weather permitting. We accept well behaved dogs. Also we have a small dining area for th
Reviewed By Jean L
We pass the pub quite often & decided to call in last week. After ordering the food we waited a long time before it arrived but it was well worth the wait. Everything was hot and so tasty. The pub does need some updating but the locals were friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We will definately be calling again.
9. Trefnant Inn Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
Monday - Friday opening hours 12:00 - 00:00 Monday - Friday Food serving times 12:00-15:00. 15:00-21:00 Saturday opening hours 12:00-01:00 Food serving times 12:00-21:00 Sunday opening hours 12:00-23:00 Food serving times 12:00-19:00
Reviewed By Paul T
Visited this restaurant on recommendation from locals and was not disappointed. The staff so friendly and attentive, the food cooked to perfection. The menu is varied and very good value for money. We actually ate there twice in 2 nights such was the quality and enjoyment . I would definetly recommend a visit if your in the area .
8. Jacob's Ladder
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By honestj989
We visited for the first time after reading the good reviews and I have driven past many times.We had a very warm welcome.I had the soup and sandwich and my mum had a toasted sandwich. We both really enjoyed our lunch.I over heard the gentleman sat next to us enjoying the home made cakes and the waitress referred to him as honest John.I decided to order the ginger cake and it was one of the nicest Iâve ever had.
7. The Plough Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 660 reviews
We are fortunate enough to be able to cater for all people of all ages, from our cosy bar, large outside area, cocktail bar or our modern upstairs restaurant, we have food and a dining experience for all walks of life, from our selection of starters, nibb
Reviewed By jacovelli8
This place offers a good menu choice. The food is fantastic. It has a good vibe but can be a little busy at weekends. Bar is well stocked with a good variety of drinks. This plac also offers live music.Only negative it's difficult to get a food order in when the bar is busy.
6. The Farmers Arms, Waen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Following almost 12 months of refurbishment and renovations, The Farmers Arms reopens. Freehouse with warm and cozy letting rooms and suites. Offering breakfasts whilst we are cooking for our residents. Home cooked Sunday Lunch- locally sourced food, comb
Reviewed By Tent-Campers
A wonderful welcome from Elaine and Pete on Sunday morning, booked into the Honeysuckle room again. Very relaxing afternoon with a drink, later ordered an evening snack watching telly then a wonderful sleep in the Queen bed. Great breakfast to suit the appetite. So good we stayed again.Well we love having you stay with us. You're such lovely, relaxed company. Thank you ever so much for taking the time to write this though.. Very much appreciated and unexpected. Looking forward to seeing you again soon. Take care of yourselves xx
5. Bod Erw Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By jane h
Lovely room set aside for our party of 11. Staff helpful and friendly. Unfortunately got 1 meal wrong with pepercorn rather than gravy and only offered to scrape the sauce off rather than offer a sauce free portion. Meal was then spoilt but as they said we hadn't asked for no sauce we had to make do. We were made to feel we were in the wrong. Service good although we waited a bit for food to come, but expected as it was fresh. Unfortunately don't think we will go again.
4. The Talardy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 636 reviews
The Talardy is a beautiful restored Georgian hotel, conveniently situated off the A55 in the newly ordained city of St Asaph. We offer a family friendly dining experience, serving our Rotisserie menu til 9pm daily and for the al fresco diner, we have a be
Reviewed By Simepeter
Stopped here on way home from Llandudno. 1st time we called here was 15 years ago when my wife was pregnant with our daughter. Our daughter was with us this time. We had a lovely meal. Wife and daughter had the Rotisserie chicken and both thought it was beautiful. I had a bacon and cheese burger which was also beautiful. Well worth visiting. It has changed since our last visit but itâs clean and the service is fantastic. Thank you for your brilliant feedback and we are really happy that you loved our cheeseburger and that you found our service to be fantastic. Hope to see you again soon.
3. The Bridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
The Bridge St Asaph, a warm & friendly welcome awaits you. Relax in pleasant surroundings and enjoy freshly prepared home cooked food whilst you wait, using locally sourced produce the Bridge is the perfect place for you to relax and unwind enjoying time
Reviewed By mbond2
We would just like to say what a fantastic meal we had the service from arriving to leaving was fabulous every member of staff was friendly and very polite and very helpful we would definitely recommend this little gem of a place well done food was gorgeous just everything was perfect we will be back and thank you Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a lovely review. We are so pleased you enjoyed your visit and are so happy to read your comments. We hope the rest of your camping trip went well :-) We look forward to seeing you again.
2. White House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 612 reviews
Enjoy superb food in our contemporary restaurant; a relaxing nightâs sleep in our luxury accommodation and a welcoming drink in our dog friendly bar area - all can be found under one roof at the White House! Just off the A55 expressway (jct. 28/29), the W
Reviewed By jeannine20657
This restaurant is close to my parentâs home. It is an easy choice for Sunday Lunch. The restaurant is open and airy, and the food is good. The access is wheelchair friendly, although they have still failed to perfect the âdisabled looâ - there is no grab handle on the inside of the door which means a wheelchair user cannot close the door!!! Perhaps this could be sorted?We were very well looked after, friendly staff, swift service, good food. I ordered the homemade black pudding starter and it was outstanding! The roast beef was excellent, a generous portion and the veg were nicely cooked. We were too full to tackle a dessert!!
1. Benjamin's Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
What is Benjamin's Tea Rooms? On first appearance Benjamin's appears to be a fine eatery establishment that caters for the seaside resort of Towyn for local people and holiday makers that flock to the local holiday parks for the summer season but far from
Reviewed By andylorraine2017
Called in for some afternoon tea. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We both had a very nice well presented sandwich with a side salad and a large pot of tea for two. We had what we term a proper cup of tea (not weak). Benjamin's has an excellent play centre attached looking forward to bringing our grandchildren. Thank to the excellent staff well worth a visitThank you for your lovely review and we look forward to you visiting us again
