Ann's Pantry in Isle of Anglesey

Wonderful selection of cakes, good big coffees, a small cosy place to go for coffee/tea and cake or a meal. Nice outside sitting area with some possibilities so sit in the shelter from wind. There is lots of stuff to look at and even a little shop where one can buy a little something. We will definitely come back.

What a great find! Moelfre is a beautiful village to visit but a visit to Ann’s Pantry is a must. We only had coffee & scones on a beautiful October morning. Dog friendly with plenty of outdoor seating. Gorgeous shop upstairs with lots of lovely gift ideas. Would recommend.

Living locally we’d been meaning to try this place for ages. Service was polite and efficient. Unfortunately we were very disappointed at the lack of choice for lunch and ended up with the pulled beef brisket with onions in a brioche roll with chips. Very bland meal - roll was toasted dry and didn’t taste like brioche, meat was very sparse and tasteless even when dipped in the salty gravy served in a little saucer. Chips were ok - frozen but ok. For £15 we thought the meal was a ripoff..with two teas the bill was over £40! Shocking. Needless to say we won’t be back.

Just to say 'Thank you' for making my birthday so special. As a surprise, my friends brought me to Ann's Pantry. We go quite regularly but today was special. the food was second to none and the surprise birthday cake was extra special. The staff are always so courteous and obliging. Nothing ever is too much trouble. They are a hard working team. A credit to the establishment. Thank you to all concerned. Yet again, I look forward to my next visit.

Before and during my weeklong tour of Anglesey, I had several locals and fellow travelers recommend Ann's Pantry to me as a must-eat spot on the island. These recommendations were strong enough that I doubled back about 20 miles to give it a shot. I was not disappointed. The double-burger, the salad, the raspberry lemonade, walnut cake, and mocha were all top-tier delicious. My server was welcoming, attentive, and quick with recommendations. The atmosphere was charming and relaxing. I really can't think of any negatives. Very dog-friendly for those of you with four-legged friends who travel with you.

Overpriced and wasps everywhere 🙈drive us out quickly - whilst I appreciate wasps are an issue at this time of the year they need to put in some wasps Traps becasuse we were surrounded and our food was quickly covered in them - awful experience and overpriced

Have visited for lunch twice this August. Beautiful fresh crab and lobster, as good as anything I have had. Lovely friendly staff, incredible location, keep going back since around 2017. Just magic!

We were sat down at a table for.four and waited 20 minutes for staff to.ask for.food or drinks order. My son went to the check in area and asked for some one to attend to the table and was told be there in a minute. A further 5 minutes passed so we walked out still unnoticed by the staff..extremely.poor service standards...food appeared decent but expensive from.what we could see on other tables

A pleasant cafe on the corner . Offers a selection of hot and cold meals and snacks. The inside was very small but the outside was very pretty.

A beautiful spot for a restaurant. Very busy, food for lunch was delicious. I took away some lemon curd cake. So pleased we did. Staff were hard working and so helpful

Soup and sandwich (average) Soup was a little bland and sandwich quite dry but edible. The setting is nice though but I wouldn’t hurry back and for the price but great value. Service was fine though

Fantastic place. Lovely staff, lovely location, lovely food. So helpful and courteous all round. The food was lovely.

Fabulous afternoon tea. Delicious sandwiches and exceptional cheese and fruit scones. Homemade cakes were a delight. This is definitely one of the best , if not the best afternoon teas we have had! Beats certain renowned hotels in Manchester and London. Staff were lovely, efficient and friendly.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The food was excellent from the Smokies poached haddock to the burger. Service was outstanding, very attentive and fast turnaround. Also from a coffee lover, the beautiful Poblado coffee was made perfectly. Looking forward to attending an evening meal with you and vintage afternoon tea. Karen & Alan

Food very good, small space inside, was greeted by a very tall thin member of staff who was quite grumpy and told us to wait out side as there wasn’t much room inside. Was then greeted by a really friendly member of staff who made us feel very welcome and gave good service. Lovely little sheds in the garden to sit in, may be worth booking to get one of them.

It was great to have our first post lockdown evening meal at AP - everything very well organised in terms of virus protocols and the staff were as friendly and welcoming as always.The choice and quality of food was excellent, particularly the number of dishes that were gluten free or could be done gluten free on request for my partner. The affogato dessert was particularly tasty!Thanks for a lovely evening

What a fantastic place. Food was great. Service was great….if you can book a table, do so….much better than the others in the surrounding area.

A lovely find on our coastal walk. Lovely food, atmosphere and children’s meals choices too. Cute gift shop upstairs. So glad we found this little gem.

Would've been an easy 5 apart from a member of our party was talked to like a naughty school boy by a member of staff - she was an older woman who could learn a lot from the rest of the staff who were lovely. I think the incident would be enough for some to decide not to return. Rest of the staff were very polite and friendly. We enjoyed the food and drink. I would recommend the scones with Jam and cream.

The drinks were served more or less immediately. However, the food arrived half an hour later, our drinks finished by this time. Nothing too fancy ordered - soups and sandwiches. Not busy so can’t understand the delay

Perfect location Soup and sandwiches delicious Bread and butter pudding to die for Service welcoming efficient and friendly Highly recommend

Lovely friendly service and great food. Laura kindly made some last minute changes for us to get a table earlier than planned - thank you. Some rude customers sat near by very rude to the staff and loud. The staff approached this professionally and calmly. This did not spoil our experience and we would definitely return.

Visited for brunch. Excellent experience. We sat outside in the beautiful garden. The staff were great. Can highly recommend the sugar waffle and bacon butty. Great coffee as well. Not the cheapest but well worth it. We will be back!

We visited Ann’s Pantry for lunch on the bank holiday after the lockdown measures were eased off and what a pleasant surprise it was. The staff were wonderful and COVID-19 measures were second to none. The outside seating is beautiful with a nice view of the sea. The best of all was the tasty food. We had the halloumi flat bread and falafel Buddha bowl. These were both some of the best we’ve had and the locally sourced coffee is a treat too. This place is a must visit in Anglesey and there is a nice walk to the beach before or after.

Know that with Covid businesses need to try to make up lost profit but two small cups of mediocre coffee to take away (takeaway only available due to restrictions) at 2.80 per cup is extortionate.

For £5 I would have expected more. Two sausages were used and half the sandwich was just bread. I asked for sauce for two sandwiches and was given one set of sauce. Felt short changed frankly. Stingy and over priced. Coffee was lovely but was also expensive. £3.30 for a flat white. Wouldn’t go back for food but might for coffee.

Social Distance measures were good and service was also good - gluten-free options for sandwiches and cake were really good - would definitely return

We visited Moelfre and called in for Breakfast at 10.52am - after waiting for a few moments for somebody to appear, we were told they didnt open until 11!!! Needless to say we left. Why couldn't they have asked us to take a seat and given us a Menu....obviously they weren't bothered about custom in a deserted village

This is my perfect kind of cafe - it had home made cakes, lovely selection of drinks and a really cosy homely traditional feel. Car park conveniently nearby. The lunch menu looked really tempting but we just had tea and cakes this time (really beautiful coffee cake and an amazing warm home made scone). The best bit was then the beautiful gift shop upstairs where I wanted to buy everything I saw!! I settled on a great large mug this time :-) We will definitely be back to visit next time we are nearby.

We called in for coffee and cake whilst visiting Moelfre. It is a really nice cafe with friendly staff overlooking Moefre Harbour. They also have some covered garden rooms. Their Carrot Cake was really good, as were their own brewed coffees. Will definitely come again.

Met some friends here for lunch. It’s a lovely quirky cafe with a good sized outdoor seating area that is good for dogs and nice views of the sea. The coffee was very good and the service friendly. However, if you don’t want ham or cheese, you’re struggling for a sandwich and the service was, unfortunately, quite slow. This cafe could be really good

Lovely atmosphere, quirky and cute outdoor seating areas which are great when you have dogs, excellent staff, good food. Very dog friendly which is important to us, would be top of my list to return when we go back to Anglesey

We popped in first thing in the morning for breakfast. We have two golden retriever dogs who were very welcome both inside and out. The food was nice and the service was good. Definitely worth a visit.

Food was good but customer service needs improvement. Small improvements would make a big difference in the experience of visiting Ann’s Pantry. Little things such as a plate to discard tea bags on (should we have put them on the table?) or asking if we need any sauces. The basics were just not covered. Strange that you’re not allowed to order breakfast after 11.45 and lunch until 12pm as this means waiting 15 minutes with staff refusing to take an order. Strikes me as a little odd. Staff also didn’t seem familiar with the menu. The food we did order was good and the tea was great. Cute little place but just a few tweaks would make it so much better for customers.

A bust cafe serving all times of drinks and food. When we visited it was very busy . But I bet it is like that all the time . Reasonably priced.

Called in for breakfast on a windy morning. Managed to sit in a small wooden chalet in the garden, quaint but great. Served very promptly and efficiently. Ordered sandwiches and full breakfasts. All cooked to perfection. Really nice visit.

We had several lunches here on our recent visit - such a lovely spot! The food was fresh and delicious and the staff were extremely helpful and friendly.

I ordered a pot of tea but was brought( by very friendly young staff) a small single- use cup of tea, with a single-use stirrer. Was charged £2-80 for it. Lovely staff and surroundings but unacceptable policy and prices

Really good cafe restaurant serving food all day. Staff caring and attentive even to our golden retriever. Food was excellent: good portions; well presented and a reasonable price. Attractive location too!

As good as can be expected in Covid times I.e ok with seating and drinks , but I was disappointed by the size of our cakes , they were that small they nearly blew away !!. We may be back again while on our holiday, unless we get impressed elsewhere.

We were met on the path down between the cafe and seating area by a very helpful young man who ask if we wanted a table. He went inside to see where a table was available when a very rude stoney faced women snapped at us to wait on the pavement. We were then sat at a table inside and asked to order online. This was ok for me but my parents who were with me wouldn’t have had clue what to do. We ordered and it came and for what we received it was expensive. 2 slices of thin bread with cheap margarine on with a bit of grated cheese a small tub of chutney that wasn’t quite enough for both sides of the sandwich. It came with a nice side salad though. My flat white was in a small cardboard cup and not very warm and it was £3.80 which is more expensive than some coffee chains. A side of chips (frozen chips) were £3.50 and not very many for the price. On our way out the lady that snapped at us was snapping at someone else. We quickly moved of the path to the pavement where she then followed us with rubbish bags snapping excuse me. I’ve visited This area a lot but it’s the first time I’ve eaten here. I won’t bother next time I visit.

Great coffee, tasty scones served with jam and clotted cream. Garden setting very close to the beach. Pleasant staff

Super happy to find this place, very cute little restaurant with great view if you're outside. Dog friendly too even inside. Food was really great for both meat eaters and vegetarians of the group, staff were lovely too. Thanks!

Visited here recently on holiday . It was well set up for COVID restrictions and staff were extremely helpful. We had the scones that were to die for. Highly recommend this place .

Why would you not sign up to Eat Out to Help Out? We’re about to pay full price when a 2 minute admin job would have saved the 9 of us about £50. Thanks for nothing? It’s free money and everyone else locally has

Ok I know everywhere is dealing with the unexpected and fluxes in numbers. I have just spent £10 on two stone cold cups of coffee and a piece of cake. No lids for the cups and 20 minutes to wait. Pretty sure a hot coffee to take out with a kid is not too much to ask?

A lovely evening shared outside at Ann's Pantry last night. First meal out since before lockdown. Felt very comfortable in the garden surroundings. Great to meet with friends, outside at a distance and share a lovely meal. The service from both Owen and Ava was very good and I thoroughly enjoyed my steak. A lovely atmosphere and highly recommended.

We visited during lockdown with out door service only. Be prepared with your QR code reader to check in, order and pay using your phone, signal and tech savie dependent. This ensures they can do their bit for track and trace. We just need more training..... They are, however, prepared to take orders the old fashioned way when you aren’t quite up to speed. Coffee and toast was lovely. I would happily return to try some other delights. The garden was set up for comfortable social distancing and ready for inclement weather. The gardens are so pretty, so much to look at and a wonderful babbling brook as a back drop.

Our favourite cafe, open to take away and outside seating. Fantastic virtual check in ordering and payment system to help keep us all safe just now. Helpful staff as ever and gorgeous coffee and cake. Thank you all. We still love you 😍

After placing an order for a small hot chocolate (at a rather hefty price of £3.10), I was told there would be a 10 minute wait despite my being the only customer at the counter. Certainly the professional way would have been to alert a customer before they paid. In the end I had to wait 15 minutes, and I wish I had never placed that order.

Very Covid correct. Great setting and friendly staff. Lovely sandwiches, although coffee a tad weak for me. But heh! Well worth a visit!

We were so excited to enter this quaint little cafe and have some cover from the heavy rain only to be met with a fierce faces and sour manager who's attitude was far from friendly or helpful. The QR scanner wasn't working properly and she barked at us that most people don't have a problem with it. She talked about the importance of keeping her customers safe due to Covid-19 yet she was less than a foot away. To top it off we got served a hot chocolate that was 50% cream and 50% tepid water. When we asked for some salt and pepper she sighed as if we were asking for a left limb. The only saving grace was the lovely Brazilian woman with a big smiley face. Don't know how she works in this horrible environment.

We've eaten at Anne's many times but this was our first visit since leaving Wales in 2016 and our first since Covid. The young staff managed the queue for garden tables effectively and pleasantly. The smartphone-based ordering system was intuitive and easy to use. It also incorporated a track and trace element. We also noticed that the tables were disinfected between guests.The food was as good as we've come to expect and we left impressed by the hard work the owner and staff have put in to ensuring that our experience was safe as well as enjoyable.

Due to current Covid restrictions I ordered a Fruits De Mer for click and collect. This was absolutely fabulous. Very fresh and substantial portions. Would highly recommend and visit again to sample lore of the menu

Our annual Birding trip around N Wales 6 anoraked blokes stumbled across this little place. Seeking a light bite & a cuppa. We all opted for the soup of the day with locally baked bread. The board announced soup of the day: Butternut Squash, Sweet Potato & Carrot, coconut. As we started to choose the waiter pointed out it was one soup! It tasted wonderful & piping hot for ages in the deep bowls served. The tea was individual pots of Assam Tea & the coffee was also announced as “really nice” A departure from our normal local Mug of tea & cake but a welcome one at this classy little restaurant.

On holiday in Anglesey and walking around the Moelfre area. Asked a local if they knew of somewhere to get a cup of coffee and we were directed to this quirky little place down an alleyway, near the bus stop. There are tables both inside and out but it was very busy. That said, we managed to find a table inside and were quickly given menus. Our order was quite basic, one flat white coffee, two pots of tea, one teacake, one scone with clotted cream and jam and one chocolate brownie. My coffee was the best I have had in a long time. The tea was loose leaf and strong which my wife and daughter enjoyed. The cakes? Well, they were very nice. My daughter had the chocolate brownie which turned out to be twice as big as you would normally expect. She struggled valiantly to eat it but she is a chocoholic and was not to be beaten! We observed lots of meals being delivered to other customers which all looked absolutely lovely. Despite the fact we are only here for the week, we will have to go back and take lunch there before we go. The staff are taking the current Coronavirus very seriously and are asking customers, out of preference to use contactless cards when paying their bills. This however is not compulsory, just a request to help stop the spread of the disease. This is also a dog friendly restaurant.

I’ve been to this cafe many times and would definitely recommend. The food and drinks are always lovely and the staff are really pleasant and attentive.

We went on a recommendation from friends and were very disappointed. The lunchtime menu was very limited, and we settled for sandwiches. My wife's cheese sandwich appeared to have no butter on it, and when she queried it, she was confidently informed that there was butter on one of the two slices making the sandwich. She was told this in a way that conveyed that this was to be expected. She was then asked if she would like some more butter and when she said yes, was carefully handed just one pre wrapped butter pat which was not adequate. We have never before been served sandwiches without butter on one of the slices. They did have gluten free bread however, but gluten free bread and cheese is extremely dry without a reasonable amount of butter. We paid quite a lot for what we got.

Lovely spot for a cup of tea and delicious coffee after a bracing walk around Moelfre. Lovely warm fire, very tasty cakes, and bonus marshmallows and Maltesers with the Babyccino!

I absolutely love this place, always great food, we visited a few times last year & then we went last week opening day 7th February. Cakes are great too! Looking forward to visiting lots 2020! We took our two st Bernard’s last year & sat in the outside cabin it was great highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is a lovely, cosy place with fabulous food. The people who run it were very welcoming and the chia bread sandwiches are stunning!

Stayed in Moelfre many times and eaten here for lunch on several occasions. The quality and freshness of food is consistently outstanding. The hot chocolate is amazing as are the selection of homemade cakes. Our group had the Buddha bowl, salmon quiche and beef stew, delicious and good portions. There is a specials list covering beef, mackerel, sausage, chicken, veggie and also standard menu for the usual homemade soups, sandwiches, tea cakes etc. Out of season this cozy place is still full during the day, you can’t book a table. You won’t be disappointed if you visit!

We stopped here with friends following a long walk in the area. Lovely selection of specials for lunch. We all had a great leek and potato soup with the most tasty cornbread from a local bakery. Lovely place with great service and dogs are welcome

My wife and I were delighted to find this little gem of a cafe. On cold November day we were lucky to find a table beside a lovely wood burning stove. It seemed to have it all and I'm almost feeling guilty writing an adverse review.I had paid for my car parking , we were warm and comfortable, the atmosphere was perfect and I was really hungry but try as I might I could not find anything on the menu to tempt me. There were meat dishes and veggie stuff but nothing for the inbetween fish and chicken eaters (ok there was salmon quiche - hate quiche).I give Ann's Pantry an average rating purely on the menu choice. It didn't work for me but we all have different tastes so definitely worth a try.

We've been to Ann's Pantry a good few times over the years, it's brilliant. Really friendly staff, great food always with a vegan and veggie options. Well recommended.

Moelfre is a delightful surprise - very compact and charming

What a hidden gem!! Visited here several times whilst staying at a nearby cottage in the village of moelfre. Great location overlooking the small shale beach with fishing boats and lobster catchers. Very picturesque. The cafe is fun and quirky with a lovely gift shop upstairs. The staff are friendly and it has the added bonus of being dog friendly too, they even have doggy treats which they give to well behaved dogs. Their menu is varied and offers breakfast, lunch and a wide selection of speciality teas and coffees. Liquor coffees delicious. The outside area is quirky with a converted shed when you can enjoy your treats. I will return.

We visited The cafe again today for lunch at the start of our walk and had coffee and cake at the end.

We are looking for vegan food and was presented with numerous options. Food arrived very quickly and was extremely tasty and filling. Even had to find room for some chocolate vegan cake. Dog friendly and beautiful outdoor area.

When visiting Moelfre Ann's pantry is a must to visit there is a nice little shop and an excellent cafe. Food is great.

As others have mentioned the menu is a bit limited and my partner struggled a bit as she is chilli cautious and even the soup had it included.

A pleasant and quirky cafe - but great coffee and cake, and good service. There is a nice outdoor area too.

On a very wet blustery Welsh day, we found Ann's pantry. It was warm and very welcoming.

Visited this lovely Anglesey village today, decided to have lunch at Ann’s Pantry. Only 3 sandwich options on the menu, so we chose the soup. What a mistake - it resembled a puréed baby food, and tasted just as bland. Not cheap either at over £15 for two bowls of tasteless “gloop”, two pieces of bread and two teas.

Not a massive choice, but still, not all about me. Plenty of cakes though. Nice people working there. Mind the wasps!

Delicious and unusual food. Quirky and fascinating restaurant. Very pleasant waitresses and good service. You have to go!

We actually only pooped in here for a cup of tea on our travels and we were just about to leave after our drinks when we saw the food arrive at the table next to us, so we decided to stay a little longer and sample some of the food.

Today, at the end of Summer 2019, me and a friend decided to visit, 'Ann's Pantry' in Moelfre, Anglesey. The restaurant is in a lovely setting, overlooking the Moelfre Shoreline and Bay area, and the outside seating area and garden looked very nice indeed. However, on this occasion, and due to all of the Wasps etc we decided to sit inside.

Stopped here as we were sheltering from the rain, had lovely cup of decaf tea and wonderful afternoon scone each, warm welcome and very reasonable, well done.

We visited on 31/8 which is the last evening that Ann’s Pantry will be doing week to week evening meals so they can concentrate on daytime service - we understand this but as regular weekend evening visitors we will miss the excellent food and service!

My wife and I visited in July when we came to Anglesey for a two night stay. We love Moelfre, in particular the beautiful lifeboat station and wanted somewhere to eat. We stopped at Anne’s Pantry as it looked interesting and was a Sunday, with nowhere else obviously open. Interesting was all it proved to be. We were taken to our seats and told the only food available was on the specials board inside. When the waiter came to take our order he asked if we wanted chips with it which weren’t previously available. I was surprised and the waiter offered no explanation. We ordered sandwiches and a mushroom dish with tea, there were no prices for drinks, no menu offered and the whole thing came to over £15, it was nothing special. It wasn’t busy, but service was slow with a lot of the staff being very distracted. The toilets are upstairs and not particularly nice. When I went to pay I was told to go to the other room despite there being a till and counter right next to us. I am disabled and it’s quite a difficult place to get around. When I went to pay, there was a board over this new till which we didn’t even know was there, with lots of other food options on. It seems like they are there to take advantage of the tourist trade and nothing else and offer no real benefits at all to being there. I really just wanted to leave as soon as we had finished. It’s a disappointing and expensive tourist trap.

Having been here a few years ago and really enjoyed breakfast, we were really looking forward to lunch here. The decor and setting remain as lovely as ever but this is where the positives stop.

Arrived to a very busy Ann’s pantry. It was 1pm so I was expecting it to be as busy as it was. We found a table outside and went to get a menu. A very friendly waiter, who introduced himself as Owain asked if we’d like a high chair for the baby and bought it out to us. I had the vegan flatbread-comes highly recommend! My boyfriend had a ham and cheese sandwich which he enjoyed, bread was nice and soft. And the baby had a child’s mezze, a nice change to have a healthy kids choice. When seeing the struggle we were having with wasps the young water offered us a table inside and carried the baby in for us :)

Our last night of the holidays and so glad I had made an evening booking at Ann's Pantry. Service, food and surroundings brilliant. All the family had a lovely evening.

We only went for morning tea /cake. Cake choice was nothing that gave any wow factor but offered good traditional fare, we opted for scones with cream and jam. The scones were very large and this was matched by a decent portion of cream and jam. Chai spiced tea was delicious and plentiful. In aug there is a bit of a wasp problem and this forced us in doors, it would be beneficial if they put out some decent wasp traps at this time of year after the beneficial work of the wasp has been completed. Service was very efficient and the setting itself is very pleasant with lovely outdoor space.

Visited and had tea and sandwich. The service was rather hit and miss and the food was average. The shop upstairs was very good.

We had breakfast here on our first morning in Moelfre thinking we had stumbled across a gem of a place. Wrong.....!

Lovely lunch - sandwiches and savoury scones. Really good quality and good service too. Breakfast looks really good.

Very disappointed, limited menu, no atmosphere. The lamb could have come from Iceland. The veg was dull. Not ever a complainer but this was a meal that was supposed to finish off a lovely holiday !! 👎

We were so disappointed with this café that I felt I had to leave a review.We were visiting Anglesey for the day and it was pouring with rain. Had a look for cafes in the area and found this one looked lovely, paid to park and went inside. It looked lovely, staff seemed friendly. Ordered 2 luxury hot chocolates, we waited 20 minutes for them to come out, loaded with cream and Maltesers they looked lovely but when we tasted then they were just instant chocolate made with water. So sad as I really wanted to like the place for future visits!

Happy to get seated with our little dog inside on a sunshine and heavy-showery day. Order was taken promptly and drinks arrived. All good. Waited about 30 mins for our carrot and coriander soups x 4 ... which, when they arrived, were cold. No apologies were forthcoming, but soups were taken back and reheated.

It has been over a year since I wrote my first review about Anne's Pantry - I was happy then and I'm still impressed! As you can see from my picture they are constantly moving forward, it's not just amazing sandwiches they do but other exciting options too and the cakes are amazing. Great for kids too. You can really see from every dish that they are passionate about what they do. Well recommend.

We walked from Traeth Lligwy to Moelfre along the coastal path with our GSD ... arrived in Moelfre and spotted Ann’s Pantry in the harbour. Very dog friendly, friendly helpful staff, great atmosphere, terrific menu and great quality delicious food.... what more could you ask for. Highly recommend

Met friends there all had different hot drinks tea coffees hot chocolate all ace. Chocolate brownie fabulous!! Excellent service. Clean. Decor ace.

Extortionate prices for the most simple of menus - 11 pound for the smallest English breakfast I’ve ever seen - menu seems confused and strange for a sea side cafe to serve little to no fish is just wrong Won’t be visiting again

the experience is distinctly average of a very over priced menu. The breakfast at £11.00 with drinks extra is around 2 times what it is worth for comparable venue's in the area. Good luck to the owners if they can find sufficient customers who are happy to be taken for a ride. will avoid going again.

It was our great fortune to have lunch here.

Having decided on a weekend to Angelsey in the motorhome we chose a site near Benllech and Marion Glas. Walking from the site onto the coastal path led us to Modes and Anne's Pantry.

We visited for an early lunch and also for breakfast.

Came across this cafe by chance just driving through, looked busy so thought we’d give it a go.