Tŷ Pawb — Attraction in Caia Park

They made a huge mistake in booking me in for a pop up. I sell football shirts and for some reason the old bald guy that sells trainers and repairs them didn’t want us there, in the booking I told them exactly what I was selling. So anyway, I set up completely and then conveniently get told I hadn’t booked which I thought was strange as they welcomed us in got the tables ect. Literally two minutes latter they come over and said the trainer repair man didn’t want us there, but it’s okay I could take the shirts down, (99 percent of my buisness), I was going to say okay but then I asked them where I was to keep some very expensive shirts and there was no answer just that they must come down. It was so clear what they have done, made a miss-take and tired to palm it off on me instead of just holding their hands up. ITS CHEAP FOR A...

Visited here for the car park as it was described as an indoor market. There was some water activity going on. We sat and had lunch from a vendor inside, most shops were closed disappointingly. We walked round the town and got back to the car park after 5pm. The centre was closed and we couldn't get in where we left. No directions how to get to the stairs to get back in, so pay attention. You need to use your ticket to get out the door in to the stairwell. I'm not sure if this is a Welsh car park thing, but it seemed like a...

Visit here often, usually to grab something to eat from one of the food outlets. Pied pieper is nice enough, portion size is abit small in my view. Wing king is my current favourite, I had Korean wings and salt and pepper hash browns. Awesome flavour, nice crunch on the wings. Salt and pepper hash browns are amazing. Best hash browns I've had. You won't be disappointed. Just desserts is always nice, I've had many things off the menu. Next time I visit I'll try the curry place, always...