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- HHeatherNorth Wales •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoOn a weeks holiday in North Wales and as it was our wedding anniversary during our stay we decided to book table at Bryan's restaurant and so so pleased we did as everything was up to our expectations and more. The service was great and everyone really friendly and welcoming g. For our anniversary was brought out two welsh cakes on a marked plate Happy Anniversary. Really lovely gesture. Highlight of our break thank you to all.More infoBryn Williams at Porth Eirias££££• Seafood• Colwyn Bay•4.7
- LLinziCheshire •2 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoLovely cafe, food excellent and lovely vibe. We will definitely return 👍 Thank you for a lovely experience xMore infoKlais Little Sutton££££• Café• Ellesmere Port•4.9
- DDavidNorth Wales •1 review4.0Dined 2 days agoA very pleasnt pre-theatre evening dinner, at "the restaurant at the theatre on the hill" A Tuesday evening in October, and we were going on to see Shakespeare's "Othello", and so dining on-site extended the pleasure. We booked, through the website, for 1700h, to give us plenty of time for a leisurely three courses before the drama at 1930h. (In fact, even an 1800h table booking would have given just enough time.) Arrival was fine, and we were given a window table. (On a fine summer's evening, the views over Mold and over Bryniau Clwyd, are stunning - but this evening was a dark and wet October....) We started with sparkling water and each had a large glass of Pinot Grigio. Our starters were light, and arrived within minutes - bean and caper salad for me, cured salmon for my wife. On to the main courses - lamb rump and pork chop, respectively. We also ordered a side dish of Dauphinose potatoes, and one of seasonal vegetable, to share; without them the excellent main courses might have felt "meat, but not much else...", so do consider "sides". We had room - and time - for desserts. My wife enjoyed her bayleaf creme brulee. I tried Bryn's Welsh variant on a classic - "Bara Brith Baked Alaska" -and was not disappointed: after putting my spoon through the perfect baked meringue, it was pleasant to find the raisins of the base-layer of the bara brith. We finished with coffee, and felt very pleased with everything. Our bill - £137 total, so just under £70 a head - seemed excellent for fine dining at this level.More infoBryn Williams at Theatr Clwyd££££• British• Mold•4.6
- MMartynBath/Somerset •4 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoAnother excellent Sunday lunch. Well cooked and presented. Generous portionsMore infoRing O' Bells££££• Gastro Pub• Chester•4.6
- MMarkCheshire •1 review5.0Dined on 18 Oct 2025Good selection of food for the afternoon tea. Good customer service from the staff.More infoV&A Restaurant££££• English• Chester•4.1