After moving to the area and a big craft fan i was excited about visiting the "CRAFT" centre however... i entered through a door stating Gallery entrance. this area was as stated, a GALLERY very nice artwork although majority not local and gallery prices ie £100's per piece. i asked at the desk where the craft centre was. The lady... More

I didn't have time to explore the Craft Centre itself as I was only passing through Ruthin on business. It was fast approaching lunch time and deffo needing a cuppa I saw the signs indicating a cafe at the craft centre. Usually not a good sign as these places are often fairly desperate. Echoing and cold. Soulless and empty places... More

Nice though a bit pricey. We stopped there for a snack/lunch and it seemed quite busy. I had the three cheese open sandwich. My partner ordered a bacon toastie only to be told later that they didn't do the bacon toasties until after 2.30 and it was only 2.00!!! how bizzare, surely bacon can be eaten any time of the... More

There is a distinct lack of variety here. The old centre was full of local crafts people but with the noteable exception of Neil Dalrymple, the current residents realy don't reflect the culture or talent of the area.

With international exhibitors this is an absolute must

The cost of the craftware are inkeeping with the quality on display.

Lovers of arts, crafts and architechture will enjoy visiting this museum. And, although we didn't dine here, the food in the cafe looked and smelt delicious. The only thing which we did not like was how expensive the gifts in the shop were. I would say that £135 for a scarf is out of most people's budgets!

I used to enjoy visiting Ruthin Craft Centre as a child, but these days it's such a waste of time! There is hardly anything there any more. What a shame!

great quality craftsmanship but on Sunday morning, only the gallery and a couple of workshops were open