Piazza Restaurant

its the shittest place in the world do not go there as the open windows let pedos stare at you while your eating. the staff are all 12 – 15 sweaty teenagers and the café looks like Ronald McDonald has shat red all over the walls, seriously what lousy painter did they pay or was it just to 13 year old kids that painted it. the toilets look like plague victims have been locked in there over night and died in there. DO NOT VISIT THIS CAFE and everyone who works there is a #piazzaFaggot.
sincerely
The Lord Of Pink

can be ok at times, some times sausages can from day before and put in microwave for a min which can cause a bad tummy and give you the shits its cheap for breakfast but at your own risk and main meals taste funny and not in the good way needs a super clean as floors can be sticky food left on floor and table young kids around 12 – 15 years old cooking your food in the summer DON’T COME HERE IN SUMMER.
a super café next to pound shop called milkbar little more money but great food

Called in for a coffee while shopping on the High Street, the seating area was clean but the gents toilets were foul. The restaurant menu did’nt include many healthy options, just chips and burgers. The whole place is set out like a 80’s Mcdonalds restaurant, with hard plastic seats fixed to the floor. Service was quick and staff pleasent enough.

Not the finest of dining but if youre in the market for cheap nosebag this place has the groove.

I’ve walked past the Piazza on many occasions (it’s located in a prime spot in Rhyl town centre) without going in there. What’s always put me off is the old adage that you get what you pay for. The prices advertised look so cheap that I assumed that the quality much be poor. However I recently took a plunge and tried one of their breakfasts. This cost £1.99 for a choice of six items plus a round of toast. And I have to say that it wasn’t anything like as bad as I’d expected. Not spectacular but certainly acceptable.
The café has the ambience of a works canteen, you have to pick up a tray and make your way along the counter to collect your food before finding yourself a moulded plastic chair to park your behind on. It’s not fine dining by a long way but if you want cheap and cheerful it’s worth a go.