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Prestatyn Restaurant Guide
Harden's Guides have been compiling reviews of the best restaurants in Prestatyn since 1991.
Hardens Guide to the Best Restaurants in Prestatyn
Hardens guides have spent 34 years compiling reviews of the best Prestatyn restaurants. On Hardens.com you'll find details and reviews of 3 restaurants in Prestatyn and our unique survey based approach to rating and reviewing Prestatyn restaurants gives you the best insight into the top restaurants in every area and of every type of cuisine.
2023 Review: A lot of water has passed under the bridge since 2019 when Boris Johnson and former Irish Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, met for crunch post-Brexit talks at this posh hotel & spa out on the Wirral. On limited feedback, ratings for its grill are good all-round, but more plaudits go to the rather dramatically named ‘Great Wirral Afternoon Tea’ – a “well thought-out offering with good choice of sweet or savoury options” that’s “particularly nice on the terrace or lawn”.
2. Lino’s
Italian restaurant in Hoylake
122 Market Street - CH47
2022 Review: A fixture of dining on the Wirral through four decades – “it’s been there for years” – the Galantini family’s Italian-inspired venue is as reliable as ever and “Enrico’s interesting food is always worth a try”. Long the head chef, he has now taken over management from his parents, Lino & Barbara, but regulars will be pleased to know that “the particularly good specialities such as Avocado Barbara” (avocado peeled, stuffed with prawns, covered with cream cheese and deep-fried in breadcrumbs) are still on the menu.
With its “fantastic location”, “very good service” and a “great simple menu cooked extremely well”, this modern beachside venture is widely recognised as one of the better places to eat on the north Wales coast. Denbigh-born chef Bryn Williams sold his London flagship Odette’s in May 2024 to ‘spend more time in Wales’ – which could benefit Porth Eirias. He is scheduled to open a new venue not far away at Theatr Clwyd in Mold next year.
