Eating in Rhyl
There are limited places to eat in Rhyl.
Chilli Pink. A brand new city centre chic Indian restaraunt positioned not far from the centre of town and the promenade. Good deals on Sundays and at lunchtimes. �
Kareems. Another Indian restaraunt that has not long opened. This one is positioned right next door to Chilli Pink and does tasty, if slightly expensive, indian food. �
The Sussex. A standard Wetherspoons in the town centre. Gets a bit rowdy on weekends but standard pub food including beer and a burger for less than a fiver. �
Other less notable places include most chain fast food outlets (McDonalds/KFC/Subway etc), kebab shops and numerous pubs selling standard pub grub. However nothing stands out as worth recommended above any of the others. ==Drink== Rhyl is known locally for its nightlife and entertainment. The town center acts as a magnet for locals living in the valley and the town itself. There are a range of pubs and a few clubs which are mentioned here. The J D Wetherspoons chain has a bar which is located in Sussex Street, just off the High Street. Nearby along Sussex Street, there is a bar called Rain, which tends not to be busy, it has a false rain effect along its back wall, however the bar itself often isn't clean and does not always seem a safe place to drink. Further along Sussex Street there is a bar called Shooters, which is famous for it's broad selection of shots, although the furniture in the bar is old. Next door to Shooters is a small place called 'The Barrel'. This is a tiny bar, watch out tall people, you'll need to duck. The bar has a permanent Karaoke dance floor. Opposite 'The Barrel' is Rhyl's longest standing nightclub, "Ellis", which two dancefloors, one of which has a multi colour changing dancefloor. This club has cheap drinks, but is not high brow. The younger 18-25 crowd prefer the new club "Honey's" which offers semi-famous DJ's who play dance and some pop tunes. The nightclub has a large dance floor and wide spaces for standing and drinking. The feel isn't perfect as so much of it is carpeted in a bed and breakfast style. The drinks are pricey as well as the extortionate entry fee, which just doesn't compare to similar clubs in Liverpool, Manchester or London. The club formerly known as Scruples has reopened under the name "Zu Bar" and is a short walk along with promendade from the high street. As tends to be the case in Rhyl, this club will probably take the place of the Honey Club until the next new club opens up. ==Sleep== Rhyl has a broad selection of Bed and Breakfast accommodation. These are usually family run places to say, which are clean, cheap and centrally located. Occasionally there are low quality bed and breakfast establishments, so be careful to check for reviews before you book your stay. There are some hotels which are only a few stars and not high quality. Higher quality hotels can be found in Rhyl's vicinity. Notably, these are the Talardy Hotel which is the best hotel in the vicinty although the food is better elsewhere (about 8 minutes by car), the Kinmel Arms Hotel (about 15 minutes by car)with lovely rooms although immature staff and the Oriel House Hotel (3* country hotel), which is very overpriced such as a pint of larger for £3.15 and a 250 ml glass of house wine priced at £4.75. It also has moslty poor staff with the exception of Sarah, Daniel, Kyra and Lowri. ==Get out==
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