The ladies are really friendly, however there is a really rude miserable man that works there with…read morea sour face, very unfriendly, always looks unkempt, always try to avoid going in when he is on, but the other staff are nice. costs are variable, but loose plants are cheap

Wonderful wreaths and posies provided for my dad's service last year. Both were beautifully…read morearranged and lovely colors. Very easy to work with and everything was on time and didn't feel rushed. Very pleased.

If you don't wish to be seriously let down Avoid like the plague!! Went in with My Dad on the 6th…read moreNov and arranged flowers to the sum of £455 for my Mums funeral to be delivered on the 14th November to the undertakers, even called in the DAY BEFORE THE 13TH with our cards to be put on the flowers to confirm everything was OK for the next day! 10.30 am the morning of My Mums funeral got a phone call from the undertakers informing us our flowers hadn't arrived !!! We made frantic phone calls to the Proprietors Mobile & Landline and left numerous messages she never returned any of them, a family member even rushed around to the shop to find it closed, My father was inconsolable!!!, when I visited the shop with my sister in law the next day for an explanation, we found the proprietor had made the flowers FOR THE WRONG DAY!!! She offered no genuine apology and gave us a list of excuses including that it was her Birthday on the 14th!! She was Also unwilling to Refund my Dads money at first

As a Liverpool FC supporter I thought that I had to check out an eatery named after the world's…read moregreatest goalie. Unfortunately it turned out that this place has nothing to do with Pepe. When you first walk in you find yourself in a fairly classy gift shop. They sell jewellery, picture frames, toiletries etc which appear to be decent quality although I'm not really an expert on such things so don't take my word on this. Turn a sharp left however and you find yourself in the tearoom. It's quite old fashioned which fits in well in Rhos-on-Sea. The tables and chairs are old and wooden and whilst not particularly comfortable they add to the authenticity. Seating along one side of the room is provided by what looks very much like an old church pew. The menu is very much traditional 'British'. There was a specials menu including cod, scampi, gammon etc all served with chips. In addition there are a selction of sandwiches, baked potatos, salads and toasties. There's also traditional afternoon tea if you're in the mood. The prices seemed a little expensive to me. Most of the baked potatos were £5.50 and two hours before going there I'd bought a pack of four in Morrisons for 50p. Admittedly the Morrison's ones weren't cooked or filled. However I suspect that the prices are probably in line with other similar establishments in the area. I opted for the all day breakfast comprising two sausages, two rashers of bacon, egg, beans, tomato and toast which if I remember correctly cost £4.75. The portions were generous and the sausage and bacon looked like they had come from the butchers rather than the supermarket freezer. All in all it was very good quality and I had no complaints. Service was efficient and quick although the tearoom wasn't very busy on the day. So if you find yourself in Rhos-on-Sea and you're feeling a bit peckish you could do worse than searching out La Reina.