BANC Cafe - Cemaes Heritage Centre in Isle of Anglesey

Having been walking the Anglesey Coastal Path for many years, my wife and I have dropped on umpteen noteworthy eating establishments. Banc rates up there with the best. Whether it be the the quality of the food, or the really good value, or the jovial quality of a happy man running his own cafe. In 70 miles of walking it is the only one we have had lunch at, then returned for afternoon tea, then had lunch again the next day. We enjoyed the quality (homemade quiche & sausage roll trice), the value, and especially the welcome. And I appreciate Staffordshire crockery. It is not actually on the Coastal Path, or even by the sea front. It is maybe 10 minutes away, with an interesting walk up the high street. But it is so worth seeking out. While we were there we got the impression it was well patronised by locals, which should be a recommendation in itself. I have just been telling 2 other families, coming to Anglesey how to find it. On a practical point, dogs are welcome in the garden. So obviously not when it is raining, but also after inclement weather when it is still unacceptable under foot (paw ?) We expect to call when we do the next bit of the Coastal Path.

Sadly the quality of the home made food was not really very good at all. Maybe we arrived on a bad day who knows but it's not somewhere that I would go back to

Friendly family run cafe. Worth going just for the ploughman’s. Enjoy returning here and great for lunch or refreshment stop with reasonable prices. Well done.

Whilst eating our food which was fine, the couple next to us aloud their dog to sit at the table and lick their dinner plates. The dog owners then proceeded to smoke a vape whilst there were no smoking signs. Cafe owners should make it clear about dogs licking customers plates and smoking. Spoilt our lunch

Looking forward to trying the welsh delicacies but having found an outside table we were told in no uncertain terms it was reserved and there was no room and we should have booked. We saw 2 small metal tables that I am sure could have been put together but by that time the lack of interest rather put us off. Thankfully the spa shop had picnic stuff which we ate in the pretty riverside park near a river which contained tiny trout. On the way back about 75 min later we noticed the oiutside terrace of the cafe was empty.

Very Acommodating staff, excellent service, serving fresh home made food and locally sourced produce

Having read the review here re dragons, we felt safe in going to this delightful cafe. They adhered strictly to covid regulations, which was very reassuring. The table was sanitised before we were invited into the small garden, and there was sanitiser on each table. We were given a warm and friendly welcome on each visit, as were our two dogs. The coffee, as we remembered from previous years, was superb. Food was excellent and well presented. We look forward to visiting again next year.

Called in for lunch today, warm friendly greeting by the owner, everywhere was spotlessly clean and Covid safe. Good lunch menu, we had paninis made fresh to order served with generous portions of fresh salad and crisps accompanied by a huge pot of tea for two (makes a nice change from a mug with a tea bag!). Can recommend and would go again.

Lovely to find a cafe that is covid rule compliant and with excellent food. Had two absolutely delicious scones. The staff were really lovely and made us very welcome. Tables were sanitised and we felt very safe there. Would highly recommend them.

Today my husband and I treated ourselves to lunch in the garden. We were able to take our dogs and water is provided for them. The menu was surprising. It had all the usual stuff but also a selection of things a bit different. Prices were very affordable for any pocket. Tea comes in a nice big pot so enough for two mugs each with an offer of extra water if you want it. All condiments are in sealed packets, as is sugar. The tables are sanitised before anyone is allowed to sit down. Hand sanitizer on every table and the staff really do wear masks above the nose all of the time. Anyone can feel safe here. The food was lovely. We both had the loaded potato skins which you can have with just cheese or chicken, ham and cheese with no price increase. The staff were so welcoming and treat locals and tourists to a pleasant experience. It’s very rare you can say this but there was absolutely nothing wrong! Service was fast too. I was told that they will be starting a men only event on Wednesdays from 6-8pm so boys if you want to get out without your wife and get fed at the same time it’s for you. Ladies get the men out of the house for a couple of hours!

We were severely & publicly reprimanded when we went to sit at a vacant outdoor table for lunch which had no reserved sign. We had unwittingly contravened sacrosanct policies to wait to be shown to a table and not wearing a face covering! We should have walked away but there were no other options for lunch available in the village. We put on face masked and were shown to an indoor table less than 2m from the front door! Sooo embarrassing!! In the end it really wasn't worth it as first & second menu choices were not available and the quiche was only 5cm.

We would have rated it a five star however the bill was priced incorrectly so ensure you check that. Despite this though our lunch was greatly enjoyable. We ate our lunch outside and the man who served us was very lovely! He was very accommodating and cracked jokes with our children. I was very impressed with the food and it was quite special for just an ordinary lunch. I particularly enjoyed their Welsh cakes!

Welcoming and friendly staff that couldn’t do enough for us. Lovely menu with a good choice of lunches. Tasty! Something for everyone. Beautiful garden with a lovely view. We visited more than once on our holiday as it was in a lovely location too for the beach and niche shops. Highly recommend a visit.

The rudest owner i have ever experienced ! I was so upset at the way i was spoken to when i asked if there was a toilet, after having placed an order for drinks and food for 7 people. I had no problem going down the road to use the public toilet but i didn’t need to be practically matched out the door ! I was there for my birthday lunch and i was treated absolutely terrible. Horrible horrible woman !

Great Welsh cakes and fruit loaf. Super value too. Excellent. Highly recommend. Well worth a visit. We called in, when passing and would happily come again

We found this place as we were having a wander around. We couldn't eat inside because of covid restrictions but there was seating outside. The homemade quiche had sadly finished but I chose a tuna and cheese panini and my partner had the ploughman's. It...

Just had lunch here & it was so good we booked for afternoon tea. Food all homemade & very tasty. Staff very helpful & friendly. So pleased to have found it especially with the current situation. 🥖🥗🍰

Exceptionally clean. Welcoming, simple food but prepared well and using local produce. Adjoins Heritage Centre so lots of interest. Pleasant walk from the harbour, up the road or along track, over river and up steps!

A really pleasant visit. Made very welcome and good choice of hot or cold snacks. Great that local ingredients are proudly used where possible. Plenty of interesting stuff to see and read in the adjoining Heritage Centre and then back for another coffee in the...

Lovely food, lovely people and very reasonable prices. All home made cakes and savouries. Gluton and Dairy Free products available. Can definitely recommend.

I found the whole experience to be just fantastic. The food was lovely, the service was great, the staff were kind and welcoming. We were able to customise our food order to suit and the price was fantastic. I would strongly recommend anyone who visits...

We came across the cafe as we toured around today. It offers all sorts of light meals and snacks. Why don't more places offer the ever popular cheese on toast? We had quiche, so well made and served and reasonably priced. The staff were friendly...

We are staying nearby and decided to pop in for a hot drink and cake. We had our dog with us so we sat in the garden. It was lovely! Very friendly service. Great prices! Gorgeous cake and coffee! And our dog loved it too,...

Well worth choosing this little cafe close to town car park. Room to sit outside but also space indoors. Quirky water glasses (jam jars!), but willing to replace with traditional glasses on request. Highly recommended for coffee or lunch stop.

Great little cafe, with friendly staff. Had nice fresh toasties with some salad and crisps, just what we wanted. Big pot of tea which was offered to be refilled so that was ideal. Oh the lemon drizzle cake was amazing!! And a very reasonable price....

What lovely people run this cafe nothing too much trouble.Very clean only small perhaps 6 tables but cosy and friendly.Really enjoyed our food beware the tea cakes they are scrumpy but massive ! a meal in themselves.Lovely outside seating perfect dog owners.

Visited here with my Mum and my Auntie for coffee and cake. A great selection of cakes including gluten free and dairy free. We had the lemon drizzle, the chocolate cake and I had the GF/DF Victoria sponge. All the cakes tasted delicious and they...

Great little local museum which can be looked round in half an hour or so. Although small it was interesting.

Great cafe with cheerful staff where we had coffee and toasted bagels . Also bought a banana bread cake to take home which was delicious.

Marvellous little family run cafe. Dad makes all the fantastic home cooked food (daughter says she taught him all that he knows! ) I had an absolutely gorgeous spinach and cheese quiche, hubby had a cheese ploughman’s - the cheese was amazing, we shared a yummy lemon drizzle cake and tea for two - all for under £12!!! Unbelievable value for money and we are so happy that we stumbled upon this place. Had a look at the interesting Heritage Centre attached too - free. Thank you so much. Go if you’re in the area .

We popped in for a late lunch and had a delicious Banc Ploughmans - absolutely delicious! Staff were friendly and accomodating. They got us to 'try' a slice of fresh made bara brith, and later a curried rhubarb chutney. We ended up buying a loaf...

A cafe with an exhibition of local history. Bright and clean, good coffee and hot chocolate. Well worth a visit.

Had a delicious coffee stop with some Welsh cakes and barabrith - sorry if that is spelt wrong!! Nice and clean inside and lovely seating outside. Especially when it's sunny!! Enjoyed the visit thanks.

I eat regularly in Banc Cafe, Cemaes. The food and drink are always top quality. I can 100% recommend the Jacket Potato and Prawn salad. Their salad pots and made fresh to order sandwiches are always beautifully presented. If you are looking for somewhere to stop off for a morning coffee or afternoon tea or light lunch whilst on a walk, you could not find a better place to go. Their specials board is also worthy of a look.

Was asked to meet a couple of friends for breakfast, unfortunately on arriving and looking at the new breakfast menu no sausages or black pudding available, we looked through the menu and found a good second choice, had a fantastic Bacon and egg bap also great poached eggs on toast with a side of bacon,well worth a visit.

We escaped from the freezing wind to a warm welcome from the Banc cafe. The coffee and cakes were great, and the environment spotlessly clean, including a very plush loo!

Fresh, quality produce. Clean, bright and friendly. Nice area to sit outside when weather allows. Nice river walk to walk of calories.

Called in with my daughter for coffee and cake. Lovely warm welcome by the new manager and the serving staff. Lovely coffee and cake definitely will be returning. Just a shame it was to cold to sit outside in the garden.

called in for a pit of tea, nice friendly staff, warm welcome and good service 🙃 definitely will come again

gorgeous lemon meringue pie, melt in your mouth and great latte. Friendly and helpful staff. Good prices.

Visited with a couple of friends. Really friendly young waitresses with nice welcoming smiles. The coffee and cakes (bara brith and Welsh cakes) were delicious. Take note though that this place only accepts cash payments. For your information guys there were two families who went elsewhere in the short space of time we were there because of this. If this is becuse of the chrges then simple economics would show that just one customer lost per day would outweigh any savings on the charges. Perhaps you should re-think this policy?

Great little place outside if you have dog but the manager needs to go on a customer service course. The other staff couldn't do enough for you!

Quality of food was excellent and better value for money than other cafes in the area. Large outside seating too. Friendly service. Bacon especially good quality.

Here just for late afternoon tea, the place was empty except for us so we had very personal service and a large pot of tea for two. All great! The place was spotless and the staff were not in a hurry to throw us out even though it was past their closing time and we had a real good chat to them. We were here so long we missed a rain shower too which was an added bonus.

Went to this café yesterday during a bike ride to Cemaes. Visited many times before when the cafe was under a different name. Have always had a cappuccino and was served in a large mug. Was disappointed yesterday though. The coffee was nice but was served in a tiny cup. Staff please take note!

We wanted to sit in the garden and enjoy something to eat but could never find the place open. When it appeared open it seemed to close very early before 3pm so afternoon tea was off! May is the start of the holiday season and there were a lot of visitors in the area. Need to get their act together.

Thought We'd try a bumper breakfast each and we weren't disappointed great quality and really tasty cooked to perfection

When we first went in to this cafe, all of their 4 tables were full, but we waited a few minutes and one became available for myself, my husband and our 18month old. The waiter told us they were busy and there was a wait on everything. OK. To be honest, he made it sound like it was our fault, but it was approaching my son's lunchtime, so we stayed. We waited 25 minutes before the waiter even spoke to us again. Then he came to take our order. I tried to order the soup for my son and was told that that would "take ages". Fine. Instead, I ordered beans on toast, and a toastie each for my husband and me. The waiter took our order to the kitchen. Back he came two minutes later to tell us that our toasties would "take a really long time, just to warn you." We left.

We enjoyed sitting in the garden in the lovely sunshine eating cream scones. Dog friendly and friendly staff.

We stopped past for a bite and and teas on two occasions whilst recently exploring Anglesey. Even though dogs aren't welcome indoors they are well catered for in the garden and even greeted with biscuits.Food took awhile on the first visit but we were kept informed and the staff were apologetic; however, it was worth the wait. A few days later were were again in the vicinity and desperate for a cup of tea and knew that we'd get a lovely cup of tea. The scones were lovely and the chocolate cake was delicious too. The service was excellent and friendly.

My partner and I decided to pop in for a rest and refreshment on Friday afternoon 16th. The whole appearance and atmosphere was just charming. We were served by a gentleman wearing black. We assume that it was the chef who was present as he too was dressed in black. Our tea and coffee were excellent. The carrot cake was to die for and the helpful, polite and speedy service was extremely good. The chap who served us was very knowledgeable about all local events and places of interest. Very valuable information. We will definately be returning regularily when we come back again to holiday at our favourite village, Cemaes. We were really made to feel welcome and at home. Top marks all round.

Absolutely appalling we had to wait to be served for over twenty minutes, the staff we moaning about customers and their collegues in front of other customers. Ther told us that they were only serving drinks and cakes, and then half an hour later served someone a sandwich. What a disgrace to the village.

On our walk around Cemaes we found this bistro. We popped in & were told they were very busy & there would be a wait. It was a gorgeous day & we opted to sit & read in the garden - no problem. Lovely coffee & snack & a very relaxing atmosphere.

We visited this café as a family for breakfast at 10.30. We were informed that breakfast had finished which was fine. We were also told that half the kitchen equipment wasn't working. Really?? In July when this bay relies on tourism. If they cant get their kitchen fully functional in July, I don't hold out much hope for the other months of the year. We were still able to order bacon and sausage sandwiches. The waitress was extremely rude and discourteous. The food once it finally arrived, bearing in mind there were only 3 tables of people and it took 35 minutes, was mediocre. The milkshake was clearly powder with water added. The coffee was particularly bad, again a powdered cappuccino. If you combine bad service with poor quality food and drinks, I am unsure as to how this place remains open. My advice would be to go elsewhere. Lots of good cafes around and sadly this is not one of them.

Living in Cemaes, I always take friends and family here for a visit. Whether it's for breakfast, lunch or tea and cake. The service is always brilliant, friendly and helpful. As a coeliac it's also fabulous as they always have a wide choice for me to choose from. It's clean and aesthetically lovely. I would definitely recommend this cafe.

The bumper breakfast is probably the best you can get anywhere in terms of ingredients, which I was assured were locally sourced, preparation (top notch cook) value and service. We have been here most mornings and its a brilliant way to start the day. There is a lovely Sun trap garden to the rear, and although I haven't tried the cakes they look delicious. The waitress was friendly and extremely helpful. The tea room itself is clean and attractive, with a small local history display next door. We visited Cemaes 24th June - 1st July and visited 5 times

Visited Cemaes bay while on holiday. Called in for a light lunch. Sat in a lovely little garden at the back. The lady who was in charge (the one from Yorkshire) explained they had been mad busy and didn't have much left. She would do best she could. I ordered a cheese and onion toastie. It was superb and my wife's toastie was equally good. The lady was a great personality a real asset to the place, good on yer girl. Good luck for the future.Colin Moss

I don't recognise the place that some others said they went to. Very friendly chatty staff, service relaxed but not rude in any way. An enjoyable visit, sandwich bought eaten and satisfied the inner beast, again they welcomed dogs. Perhaps as a dog-owner I'm more tolerant?

Went here for lunch.Good wheelchair access and facilities.Exhibition rooms not accessible.Lunch just fair. Ingredients good but poorly presented. Poached eggs like bullets.Sounds from kitchen area like those found in a youth club!It did the job - but we won't be back.

We stopped for a coffee while looking around the town. The little garden at the rear of the Centre was very pleasant in the sunshine & the ladies on duty made us feel welcome.

This is a nice little cafe, reasonable prices etc. My wife and I had a full breakfast and a coffee each which was OK (decaf was instant, which was a shame). The ingredients weren't the highest quality but this was reflected in the price. The service pleasant enough....actually, no it wasn't. It seemed to be but it wasn't.Food etc was a genuinely average experience...but I'm afraid they lose a star or two here for refusing to provide my 8.5 month pregnant wife with a glass of water (she was very thirsty on arrival and needed a quick drink with her coffee) on the basis that they are on a water meter and they have to run it cold so we'd have to buy a plastic bottle of it. a) I wasn't born yesterday so don't treat me like I was b) I'm a local, not someone passing through on holiday so you've lost my future custom and you can bet I'll mention it if someone asks me! and c).....just ridiculous!!! Shame on you.I did mention this as politely as I could when I paid for the meal (including the bottle of water) but the 'water meter' statement came out again and then the person I was talking to totally blanked me! Oh well....you know what, another star off for dealing with it so badly. You made us both very angry, not because you didn't provide us with a curtesy of a glass of water (I know you don't 'have' to provide it, but that's not customer service), nope, it was the waffle about the water being on a meter etc....I'll let others judge you on that!Won't be coming back.

We sat in the lovely little garden with the dog, on a gorgeous sunny day. Lunch was served quickly, even though the waitress apologised that the service was slow - it wasn't! Our toasties were tasty and served with a plain, old-fashioned egg salad - lovely and fresh. We would certainly return.

Stopped here for a cappuccino on a beautiful sunny day , sat in the garden with our Dog .. The staff were really pleasant & friendly , lovely little place ..

We stayed in Cemaes Bay recently and had our breakfast at the cafe at the Heritage Centre each day, it was gorgeous and huge ! Sat in the garden with our two dogs, we had the benefit of good weather, which was lovely.

Opens for breakfast at 10 the time our party of 8 arrived. The two ladies who run the cafe are very friendly and do an excellent job. The dining area is quite small 4 tables which seat 6, 4, 4 and 3, if the weather is fair you could also sit outside. The food is very well prepared and cooked, the large full breakfast is substantial good value at £5.45.

We called on our own, and also took friends here. Good weather meant we were able to sit outside. Friendly service. Good coffee, excellent scones. Strongly recommended.

Lovely place, friendly staff and the food absolutely perfect. Wanted something after going for one of my walks along Cemaes headlands and ended up having a cheese toasty and a cup of coffee both of which were piping hot which is exactly how it should be. The cafe was busy but the staff dealt with my order quickly the waitresses there were more than happy to deal with any requests and questions I had about the place! Couldn't help myself to the chocolate cake they had on display as well! Again absolutely fantastic. Will definitely be heading to that side of the island again for one of the breakfast baps very very soon!

Toasted sandwich with side salad made a large lunch. Too full to have the cake we had been eyeing up. Lovely friendly staff with nothing too much trouble. Far better value than the place in Treaddur the day before. We returned the following day for bacon baps, mine with mushrooms. Again very generous fillings & so delicious. We will definitely visit again next time we are in Cemaes.

Warm and friendly and beautifully decorated.The bumper breakfast' was ordered and wow, wow, wow! We have eaten in many a restaurant/tearoom/etc over the UK (and abroad) and we have all agreed that the bumper breakfast is incredible! Such fabulous quality, beautifully cooked and with a huge (elegant) mug of Americano. Tremendous. The cook will even make alterations to your requirements.Well worth going out of your way to visit this wonderful place and ensure that you are hungry as this will fill you to the gunnels - in a very good way.

We stopped off for lunch after walking from Bull Bay across the headland so were quite hungry and thirsty by the time we arrived! we all ordered bacon/ egg/ sausage baps and what a size and quality when they arrived! fluffy soft baps, plenty of filling and to go with it a large pot of tea which was filled up again with hot water when we emptied it. The garden at the rear looks over the river and is a great sunny place to sit and relax, even on a cold day if the sun is out it is so sheltered there. we will definitely go back there and continue to pass on to our friends our positive experience

Family included our disabled adult son. Had coffee tea and cake,Staff made us most welcome.Had full breakfast later in the week brilliant.Finest quality ingredients with magnificent presentation on nice quality china. A must visit on our trips to Cemaes.

Lovely little café with home made food and cakes. I just loved the china cups and saucers! The small attached heritage centre was really interesting and informative and a lovely way to while away some time. The lady in the café was a real gem - so friendly! Thankyou! x

Called in with some friends, having been before with family, and was pleased to find nothing had changed. Clean and bright, friendly staff and wonderful food. Will recommend,

What a little gem of a place. Stopped here for milkshakes and hot chocolate before we walked along the river just behind the coffee shop and up to the beach and headland. Returned for lunch afterwards. Lovely staff serving great food (piping hot!) a good selection of cakes and pots of hot, steaming tea. Would highly recommend. Lovely clean loo too!!!

Note now called Banc. Visited here with 4 adults, 3 kids and 2 dogs. Sat outside as we had some late oct sunshine. Excellent lunch. All had sandwiches, toasties, bacon rolls and all were great. Full side salads with eggs, beetroot, crisps, coleslaw. Large teapots and mugs. Milkshakes for kids and all reasonably priced. Friendly staff. Nice clean interior. Would definitely recommend.

We visited the beautiful village of Cemaes Bay and called in to the small information and heritage centre where the Banc cafe/ restaurant is, this is now under new ownership since being done up this year.Wonderful tea and cakes, very friendly staff, excellent value for the four of us.Will definitely be returning and would love to try one of the evening special menu nights as they do different types of food nights.Big safe garden and outdoor eating area to sit in the Anglesey sunshine Free wifi to keep the teenagers happy, very clean placeUpstairs is some interesting facts in the heritage centre about this small village, worth a visit as it is free.

Thought it was about time we sampled the food in Banc cafe in Heritage Centre, so after a long walk we called in, and very glad we did! Very good coffee, breakfast bap and excellent bacon, brie and cranberry toastie with delicious side salad. Lovely day and with dog so sat outside - area beautifully restored. Looking forward to trying one of their bistro nights. Good and welcome addition to Cemaes 'eateries'!!

Recently been staying in Cemaes Bay for a short weekend break and on the Sunday we were pleased to find the Heritage Centre open. There are some interesting photos of the surrounding area in the information centre and also a lovely café. There is an outside seating area by the river, but as the weather was rather cool, we decided to sit inside. We enjoyed a piece of Victoria sandwich cake with our coffee and would visit again if in the area.

We visited the Heritage centre cafe for coffee and then decided to return later in the day for lunch. We both had a fabulous sausage and bacon barm cake using local meats. Very friendly staff and lovely atmosphere.

Called in to fine out what was around the area as we had never been to Cemaes Bay before. Picked up a very helpful booklet on local walks and the history about the places you could walk round.

The cream tea we shared here was really nice. Loads of cream and jam, double butter too. The scones were a little generic, possibly shop bought. There were a lot of wasps here in August. But the interior and exterior of the cafe was modern, comfortable.

Cuban Night,when with friends and was a little unsure what to expect bu the food was fantastic and very different to anything we had tried before. Will be looking out for more of these type of evenings there. Nice, warm and friendly atmosphere with pleasant staff.

Good place to go for afternoon tea and cake. Friendly staff and lovely gardens. Good value for money.

Fantastic food and good value for money. Staff lovely and friendly, such a beautiful atmosphere. I would highly recommend bistro evening absolutely gorgeous food, would definitely come back again. Thank you to all staff at banc cafe and bistro for such wonderful service and food :)

Popped in after long journey and ordered a very welcome breakfast bap. Lovely sunny garden, friendly staff, lovely food. Good value. Great to see gluten free catered for so well. Enjoyed the interesting facts in the Heritage Centre.

Had tea and cake on a wonderful sunny afternoon here. lovely garden to enjoy your food in .Inside eating available with choice of hot or cold selection. Lovely friendly staff enjoyed the tea and cakes.

My family and I went at lunch time. It did get busy after we sat down. The young waiting staff were very polite but didn't seem to know the ropes yet? Maybe they were new? The food was nothing special. We were sat inside which was very nice and clean. We had originally been sat outside but because the wasps ended up on two of the sandwiches the young girl offered to make new sandwiches for us which we appreciated. Later I am sure I heard the lady who was the cook moaning about having to make the sandwiches again? Maybe because she was so busy but still unprofessional !! I wouldn't go back, I would prefer to try somewhere better.

No charge to visit the Heritage Centre, it's worth a visit. The tea rooms are great. Excellent food and very cheap.

We were looking for a cream tea whilst visiting Cemaes and chose the Heritage Centre. Our cream tea included a delicious home baked scone, clotted cream, jam and fresh strawberries and then a choice of tea or coffee. It was very reasonably priced and there were lots of other options including cakes, afternoon tea and sandwiches. There was an area to sit inside or outside on a sheltered sunny terrace area overlooking the river. Everything about the Heritage centre was excellent including presentation. attention to detail and customer service. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

This was my first visit to the Heritage Centre and my husband and I had Tea for Two in the garden. It really did tick all my boxes. Efficient friendly service, clean china cups and spoons, covered sugar pots with sugar tongs and a very generous pot of tea. The tasty sandwiches, cakes, scones, jam and clotted cream were served on a stand. They have a very good choice of food and drinks, all reasonably priced.Also provided is an extensive range of information on local attractions.Highly recommended.

The centre offers an informal information centre, in addition to a super variety of teas, coffees and snacks. Local people have clearly had an input into the design and layout of this pleasant refurbished building

I liked the friendly service, lovely cake with pot of tea in the garden and relaxed atmosphere. Well worth a visit.

Only a handful of customers in the garden and none inside. However, 4 members of staff took an inordinate time to attend to each table and invariably got the orders wrong. Gave me the impression that it was a training centre for staff but they were receiving no guidance.

Very informative historical displays, and a nice lunch room with good selection and reasonable prices

Really clean and lovely garden with tables. Would recommend the toasted sandwich, comes with really good salad and chutney. Will be back soon.

Turned up unexpectedly on a cool but sunny May morning. Sat outside in the sun sheltered from a cool breeze whilst we had delightful and tasty home-made scones and jam together with a most satisfying latte. The whole place was scrupulously clean and service with a smile. Nothing too much trouble. Thank you. We will return with the rest of our family to enjoy the riverside walk and perhaps afternoon tea! David & Michelle

No idea what food or drink is like & won’t be going back again to find out !!We have only been occasional visitors to the heritage center but always found a welcome, good service, great food / coffee & excellent value for money, (& the dog always got some cheese ). Sadly, when we went there today, a totally different experience; we went in & sat down & were ignored for about 10 mins (even though there were only 5 other customers in ) Eventually our order was taken & instead of passing it to the cook, it was put to one side while a customer was complaining about being over charged ( staff couldn’t add up or use the till !! ). In due course our order went into the kitchen but then the cook/manager heard us talking to the dog & told us to “take that dog out side”, even though dogs are allowed in cafes, (but rightly not in food prep areas), so we left & got some nice sandwichs from the bakers over the road, where we also heard the Good News…..And the Good News is…..the people who used to run this café properly are now running ‘Coffee Cups in the Sail Loft’ at the heritage center, Amlwch Port, 5 miles away, see that listing.

Well run little place - friendly service, interesting exhibitions and the best cake you'll eat in Cemaes Bay!

A refreshing Christian cafe that is friendly and welcoming. The coffee was delicious and next time we go we will taste the food as it looked delicious.

We take our friends to Coffee Cups Café on a regular basis, when they come to visit as you always get a fantastic welcome, great coffee and delicious food!