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Takeaway / Fast Food. Cuisine: fish_and_chips. Hours: Mo-Sa 11:30-21:00; Su 12:00-21:00. 56 Stryd Fawr. LL55 4EU
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Restaurant. Hours: We,Th 18:00-20:00; Fr,Sa,PH 18:00-22:00+. 84 Stryd Fawr. LL55 4SU
Café. Hours: Fr-Mo 11:00-16:00. 48 Stryd Fawr. LL55 4EU
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