Nestled in the heart of Llandudno at 12 Mostyn Ave, Rousta’s is where Greek and Mediterranean soul food meets cozy Welsh charm. Whether you're after a quick bite or a long, flavour-packed dinner, this spot wraps you in warmth the moment you walk through its wheelchair-accessible entrance. The setting feels inviting, laid-back, and friendly-perfect for solo diners, lunch break adventurers, or dinner date wanderers looking for something a little different from the usual.
What makes Rousta’s stand out immediately is the authenticity in both flavor and hospitality. It’s not one of those overdone "Instagrammable" places that forgets about the food-it’s a place that serves up seriously good eats with generous portions, carefully seasoned dishes, and vibrant, earthy flavors.
Let’s talk food. The Chicken and Lamb Souvlaki is a winner-grilled to smoky perfection, juicy, and served with rice and fresh salad that actually tastes like salad, not just a side filler. And if you’re in the mood for something a little more indulgent? The Lamb Gyro is rich, hearty, and absolutely satisfying. It’s got the right amount of spice, and that homemade tzatziki? Creamy heaven.
One of the pleasant surprises on the menu is the Strawberry Chicken Stew, which might sound unusual but trust me, it works. The balance between sweet and savory gives this dish a personality of its own. Pair it with their fluffy flatbread and hummus for the ultimate comfort combo. For those into veggie-forward dishes, the Dolmadakia (stuffed vine leaves) and Greek Salad hit all the right notes-fresh, citrusy, and light, yet flavorful.
Seafood fans won’t want to miss the Sea Bass with Mediterranean Sauce-delicately cooked and layered with a rich, herby tomato base that feels like a kiss from the Aegean. There’s also a solid vegan and vegetarian lineup, with options like cheesy garlic bread with tapenade, hearty mixture of starters, and wholesome tahini dips served with toasted pita.
When it comes to drinks and desserts, Rousta’s isn’t playing games. The Turkish coffee packs a bold punch, while the Saffron Pistachio and Rose Water Ice Cream is as unique as it is refreshing-fragrant, floral, and beautifully presented. Traditional sweets like baklava and kataifi are also available, flaky and dripping in honeyed goodness. It’s the kind of dessert that makes you forget your name for a second.
Accessibility is another area where Rousta’s shines. It has wheelchair-accessible seating, restrooms, and entrance, making it a welcoming space for everyone. Plus, if you’re not in the mood to dine in, takeaway is a breeze-portions stay hot, and flavors stay intact.
From a health-conscious angle, there are clearly marked healthy options, vegan dishes, and vegetarian picks, so you can eat mindfully without missing out on bold, full-bodied flavor. And if you’re a late-night eater? Rousta’s has you covered there too with its late-night food offerings, perfect after a seaside walk or a day of exploring Llandudno.
In a town filled with fish and chips and traditional Welsh fare, Rousta’s brings something refreshing and soulful to the table. It's not just a restaurant-it's a cozy hideaway that transports your taste buds straight to the Mediterranean coast.
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