Nice little cafe in St Asaph. Called in for brunch whilst passing through and had a couple of poached eggs with bacon on toast. Came quickly, was reasonably priced and tasted great.

The staff were nice and chatty and accommodated us well. Seemed like a number of locals favour the cafe - a good few people dropped in whilst we were there to have a drink, a cake or something to eat and everybody was on first name basis and seemed really friendly. We didn't feel out of place there as non locals though - we were made to feel welcome.

They had soy milk there as an alternative to dairy and could make the food to suit preferences without any bother. Plenty of options with the drinks and they were well made.

Pleasant place to stop that we will definitely pop in again.