1891 Restaurant and Bar, Rhyl

1. A really great night out!
   Wonderful food, swiftly served and well presented at a reasonable price.
   Ample seating with a great sea view.
   Friendly, efficient staff.
   Lovely, chilled ambience.
   Ample parking.
   And a special thanks to our excellent waitress “Tez”.

2. Booked a pre show meal for a mum/daughter night out to watch The Shires. We were not disappointed. The food was well presented and beautiful, service was fantastic. All staff were friendly and on the ball with check backs and topping up drinks and water. Atmosphere was lovely. Will definitely come again. Thank you for making our special evening even more special.

3. A fantastic experience with wonderful views.

   On arrival we were greeted by one of the lovely young staff members, who took us to a table by the window which was fantastic as the views are just stunning.

   Although very quiet for a Friday evening the ambience was great and the whole experience was very relaxing and enjoyable.

   The food came at a good speed and was all very hot and tasty. The drink selection was great and we were never left waiting.

   I would absolutely recommend this place not only was the food wonderful along with stunning views but the staff are a real credit and really provided some wonderful service.

4. We couldn’t believe how hard it was to find somewhere in Rhyl to have lunch inside with a dog! Did a bit of searching and found 1891. The staff were really friendly, the service was quick and the food delicious. Highly recommend!

5. Really good experience, especially as booked in relatively last minute, while passing through the area when visiting family.
   My wife knew even went to school (same class) as the MD (Jamie G) and suggested visiting.
   (Ohhh.. how Rhyl has changed since we grew up nearby, all them years ago).

   Anyways… service was excellent all the way throughout, and food was impeccable. Big tick VG to all!

   Photos show: Roasted Chicken (Soup of the Day), and Calamari for Starters. We both had the Blade of Beef for our main, which cooked to perfection and “melt in the mouth.”
   For dessert, I had the Passionfruit Cheescake, and the dear wife had the Creme Brulee, which again were both delicious.

   The atmosphere was great, with views across the Sunny Irish Sea and the huge Windfarm. Lots have changed on the Rhyl promenade (including the ye olde Sun Centre detaching itself to further up the road, weirdly enough.

   Drinks were received well, although the cocktails were a bit on the tasteless side, to be fair. But not enough to knock down the score.

   It’s much better than ever before (the ye olde Sun Centre days), and I hope to not leave it another 20+ years before stopping by again.

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