I Ate in the UK’s 2nd Smallest City and Didn’t Expect This

DOWNLOAD MY FREE APP FOR ALL MY RECOMMENDATIONS - http://onlyscrans.app I’m in St Asaph, Wales, the second smallest city in the UK with a population of just 3,000 people, asking the most important question of all. What’s the food like? This video is part of my mission to eat in every city in the UK to find the best food this country has to offer. St Asaph is city 18 of 78, and it might be the biggest challenge so far. In this episode, I eat my way through local St Asaph food spots, starting at a working farmers market, moving on to a cafe opposite St Asaph Cathedral, and finishing in one of the only pubs in the city, serving classic pub food. This video is very different to the rest of the series. It’s slower, more personal, and more about people, community and place, using food as the lens to tell that story. From conversations with locals to the realities of eating out in one of the UK’s smallest cities, this one is about atmosphere as much as it is about food. If you’re into UK food travel, hidden places in Wales, small city life, or discovering parts of the country you might never normally visit, this one’s for you. If you enjoyed this change of pace, drop a like, comment where I should head to next, and subscribe to follow the journey through all 78 UK cities. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 St Asaph intro 1:00 Milo’s Farmers Market Cafe 10:41 St Asaph walking tour 12:08 Jacob’s Ladder Cafe 16:30 What the people are like 19:38 The Plough pub