September 2008
restaurant guide 2008 W
ITH or without a credit crunch, eating out has never been so popular. North Wales is blessed with some of the best eating establishments set among the most wonderful scenery in the world. Whether you prefer a country stroll followed by traditional Welsh grub in a village pub, or cuisine in a swish metropolitan-style restaurant, there truly is something for
everyone.Trouble is, where to eat? Many of us have our favourite haunts, but are constantly looking to try somewhere new. We hope this Daily Post Restaurant Guide 2008 will help you make that choice. A generation ago, eating out was reserved for a special occasion and choices were limited to traditional Welsh cooking and the ubiquitous pub fayre. While the best of Welsh food is still a delicious part of the culinary scene, today North Wales is home to Michelin-rated
restaurants and top chefs from all over the globe. And many of these inspiring culinary experiences are captured in this guide. While we have endeavoured to make this collect-and-keep supplement as comprehensive as possible, restaurants are opening and closing across our region every week. Inevitably there will be some restaurants we have missed out. If you own a restaurant, or indeed enjoy
eating in a restaurant we have not featured, please inform us so we can update our listings for next time. E-mail details to letterswales@dailypost.co.uk Also, many restaurants regularly alter their offerings and opening times – so please make sure you telephone to book in advance to avoid disappointment. We hope you enjoy exploring the restaurants in our guide as much as we enjoyed compiling it. Bon appetit!