Bryn Tyrch Inn Restaurant in Conwy - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We often call in to the bar post-walk for refreshments. However, no tea available and the price of one black coffee, blackcurrant cordial and two packets of crisps was £10.50...this seemed at bit pricey to me so we, unfortunately, after visiting for years, won't be back.

The restaurant is now run by Flame and Grain Wood Fired Catering at the Bryn Tyrch, which has been a welcome addition to an already well established Inn. Having eaten here for two nights, it is clear there is a lot of pride on the food - all homemade, cooked to order, and with quality (& local) ingredients. Simply excellent and couldn’t fault a thing! Staff are friendly and accommodating too, with a range of alcoholic (and non-alcoholic) beverages. A firm favourite for walking in the local area, and walkers can be assured of a good meal after a day on the mountain.

Food very underwhelming Shame as I remember this as serving excellent food in the past Meat was cheap and not cooked properly

I arrived in Betwys-y-coed in mid-July, and tried to find somewhere to eat after a long journey. I called lots of different restaurants but nowhere was able to make a reservation for me. I was about to give up until I called Bryn Tyrch Inn Restaurant and I was so relieved to find that not only were they not too busy, but I didn't even have to make a reservation! This was a huge relief as I thought I'd have to travel quite far or get a take away. They were serving pies this day, and to be fair I did quite enjoy the pie. However, the pie was served with crisps instead of chips, an extremely basic salid and pickled eggs and onions. At first I thought that this was a Welsh thing to serve food this way, but after eating at other nearby restaurants on the following days, the difference in quality of the dishes became quite apparent; lovely chunky chips and great side foods. The dish I ate would have been fine if it was clear that it wouldn't come with cooked chips, was served at lunch time, and was a slightly lower price, but I felt a little let down with my food. The service was good, they were friendly and attentive. I took photos of all my meals on my holiday, but didn't capture this one as I didn't feel it was worthy of sharing.

Great evening at Bryn Tyrch. They were very busy but we didn't have to wait long for our food. Delicious lamb kofta to start and the tacos were great. The staff were friendly

Called in yesterday with 6 adults and 1 x 8 year old for a meal. We all had different meals and all agreed that the food was as good as we have ever had. The couple running it, were exceptionally friendly and could not do enough for us; especially for the fussy 8 year old for whom they did some special requests. Very comfortable place, very relaxed atmosphere, beautiful open fire. We were all so impressed that we are now considering staying there at some time in the future. If I could give it 6 stars I would.

We had a fabulous family dinner here...generous portions of quality food well priced and served with proper hospitality...it's a family business that clearly cares. Support them. Great steaks, burgers and fish and chips...pub classics executed with great ingredients and style.. applause especially for the super tasty rump steak. When I spotted lamb scratchings as a starter bite I knew someone in the kitchen knew how to cook...deep fried bits of lamb breast that our kids demolished. Desserts were generous and tasty...we shared the sticky toffee and it was excellent...go.

Tried visiting with a group of 7 with a large number of available tables but was rudely turned away with no attempt to accommodate us despite offering to split up. Would suggest avoiding this place, find somewhere more friendly down the road instead.

Very cosy,place. We had our aperitif around the open coal fire in.Friendly and correct service. Excellent pub food !!! Highly recommended !

The food was disappointing but for the price was down right ripp off however one person in the party thought the main course was ok albeit a little overpriced. Will be looking elsewhere for the remainder of the holiday.

Dropped in after a long walk. Ordered 2 beers and a tea. The two beers were cloudy. Mine more than the other one. Pointed this out to the barman who said it looked clear to him. He did however give me another pint which was just about passable. I used to work at this hotel many years ago when it was a welcoming place. How times have changed. I will not be visiting again.

We had a lovely meal here. Really impressed with the smoked mackerel starter , especially. the sea trout was lovely and so was my steak. Great selection of drinks, and would definitely go back.

The Bryn Tyrch never disappoints, in menu choice and quality of food. Not cheap, but all the food is cooked fresh to order. There is something for everyone; burgers, pies, meat and vegetarian. Fish on the specials board, but not every day.

The restaurant serves very tasty food, friendly service and all in a pleasant environment. The food for the kids was also good.

Our group of 12 ate here after a long day of hiking and landscape photography in Snowdonia. The ambience was cozy, the food delicious, and the service very nice.

A casual day of open-top driving around Snowdonia with my Sister left us hungry by mid afternoon!

High quality food starting with a pub range but specials of the day were wider ranging with good quality meat based dishes. Provenance of all of the food was available. For a group who were cycling we did not feel hungry at the end.

Stunning food. See my recommendation for the whole hotel. All the food has been exceptional so far. In fact better than other local places that advertise as gourmet.

We came in on our second night in the village, having tried the other pub the night before.

Stayed in Capel Curig for a couple of nights around climbing Snowdon etc and ate at the 2 pubs in the village. Entered this premise to a cold welcome e.g. none, and the bar was quiet, 1 other table in at that point. Ordered a bottle of white wine which was provided but warm. Was given bucket of ice to put it in but this was not a great start. Ordered 2xburgers and 1xlambs liver in our party, quality and taste of food was good but the waiting service was pretty dreadful. Food dumped in front of us with no questions asking if we wanted any sauces, or can I get you anything else (usual) etc. Got up to ask for sauce. Got the one I asked for but still no further questions asking the rest of the table if they wanted any. No asking if everything was ok half way through as you’d usually expect, either. Finished our meal, paid up and left. Went back to the other pub in the village, where we’d been the day before, for dessert. Shame, didn’t need to be like that. If you’re going to be in hospitality, please be hospitable.

Third visit (only pub in the village) but just as good as the first, amazing homemade beef pie tonight. Brilliant service and welcome, made space for us on our first night (a busy bank holiday Saturday). Beer is good and local wine reasonably priced and good. This pub made our stay thank.

Popped in at end of day of walking for a drink and food. Very helpful staff. Fantastic Oggie (?) with mash gravy and red cabbage. Rich, full of flavour and stuffed full of ingredients! Loved it!

A friend and I booked for dinner on a Saturday night. Admittedly its the Easter Holidays and so lots of families are about. We sat down early for dinner as we had had a long day and ordered food. Whilst we were there a group of adults and children came into the bar - basically from that point the meal went down hill. We could barely hear ourselves talk over the din of the kids. The parents didnt seem to mind the noise but I could also see other patrons being disturbed by the raucous. We would have stayed and had dessert and probably more drinks but we left after the main course as it had become an unpleasant experience. Whilst I absolutely appreciate that the Bryn Tyrch Inn caters for everyone - I would hope that the staff might have encouraged the parents to quieten down their children. Not a great experience - which is a shame as the meal really was lovely

We stayed at this amazing hotel. The food is fantastic. Extremely good value. Large portions and staff very friendly.

Vegan options and draught beers, superb service from very attentive staff. Clean tidy and lovely atmosphere, we'll be back very soon.

A group of us turned up and asked to book a table, the restaurant area was quiet so we assumed there would be no problem. The barman simply replied NO, so we asked if we could be seated in smaller groups at separate tables to which the barman replied NO, so we asked if we could stagger our food orders to which we were again told NO. No explanation, No apologies......Just plain RUDE. He obviously didn't like the look of us and that was that. Not the attitude of a PUBLIC HOUSE!

Had to send my shoulder of lamb back as most of the meat was fat. They did re-do another one but for £16 odd pounds it wasn’t great, veg was hard and very little potatoes, it also stated rich gravy but it tasted thin and simple to make. Quite disappointed. Service was ok.

Changed I think since I was last in a few years ago and the decor has moprhed into what can only be described as garden centre chic :-( . You can slouch before a small stove on a winter's evening if you wish but it doesn't really feel like an inn anymore.

A very disappointing evening. Poor and unprofessional table service. No apology for forgotten main courses. When they did arrive my partners portion size was ridiculously small (see photo)! I had to share my main to avoid a hangry man! Very poor value for money.

While staying in a nearby cottage for The weekend we walked to this place and had a beautiful 3 course meal! Fresh modern restaurant with food to match. Highly recommend Lamb burger and scotch egg. Great portions, specially put together. We loved it ❤️

We had been walking around Betws-y-Coed and looking for a place for lunch. Our guide book took us to a recommended Inn, only to find it was not dog-friendly. Fortunately the guide book recommend Bryan Tyrch and it was well worth the short drive to Capel Curig. We were made welcome in the pleasant bar with a roaring fire in the grate, and had a thoroughly enjoyable meal at a reasonable price. Well worth a visit.

We visited the Bryn Tyrch in late August for a meal. Though the food was very good, it was let down by the very poor waiting on staff experience. Although we had booked a restaurant reservation, we had to get our own menu's from the bar, and had to go to the bar to ask the waiting on staff twice to take our order, once for the starters and once for the dessert. There was also a very long wait between courses for our plates to be cleaned up. We also had to ask 3 times for the bill.

Stopped here while passing through after seeing the numerous good reviews on TripAdvisor. It was a Sunday around lunchtime and quite quiet, but we didn’t mind that one bit! The location is lovely with mountain views and a cute stream just outside, although being on the main road could be considered a downside. Spacious amount of parking on site and were happy to let us bring our dog in to sit under the table while we ate. I had the vegetarian mushroom and halloumi burger and my partner had the beef roast, both of which were grand portions and absolutely delicious! We were silent most of the meal as we were too focused on how good the food tasted!! Would like to come here again if we are ever in the area and would definitely consider staying here after seeing pictures of the rooms!

My husband and I spend two wonderful days at Bryn Tyrch. The room was comfortable and cosy, clean and welcoming. The views from the room were amazing. Beds really comfortable. The restaurant certainly deserves it AA rosette. The food was wonderful, piping hot, beautifully presented and delicious. The wine list was comprehensive and very reasonably priced as were all drinks. The staff were welcoming, friendly and always ready to please. We will most definitely be back. Ratings tab not working.

£7.50 for two drinks. Breakdown: £4.70 Birra Half pint lime and soda £2.80 ( too much lime) undrinkable. No atmosphere and certainly not very welcoming. better off dining half a mile up the road at Tinny Coed, miles apart.

We stayed for four nights in a lovely suite, the food, hospitality and service was efficient and friendly. We were part of a group of over 100 and 60 were doing the zip wire for charity. It was a great weekend and most of the group were envious of where we were staying as it was far better than other places nearby. Owners Caroline and Neil are warm and friendly, nothing was too much trouble. Don't be put off by their car park being across the road, the whole area is beautiful and we would visit and stay again without hesitation, lovely place and good value for money.

what could be better after a long drive but a welsh lamb sunday roast. Good quantities well cooked and presented in a lovely atmosphere

The food was fantastic and good portions. The only reason for a 4 star was because I felt the service could have been better and should have been offered drinks at the table. However the staff were very friendly

superb food all round, fast service and a very cosy surroundings.. always a fair number of people in there which felt friendly

A very friendly welcome. Good choice on the menu to cover both children and adults with good service.

My husband and I visited for a Monday evening meal. We had great service and the food was filling and tasty. Would definitely recommend

We visited for lunch out of season and the bar/restaurant had only a few people there. The welcome was good and although we weren't blown over by the lunch menu we decided to settle for 4 starters between us, described by our server, as Welsh Tapas! We thoroughly enjoyed leek and cheese tart, beautifully cooked whitebait, calamari and stuffed mushrooms. Some of the accompanying salad was a bit tired but they made an excellent and enjoyable combination. We finished with a lovely lemon posset each. We saw some of the other meals and they all looked excellent. A good lunch visit!

Decent menu here, not too much choice but enough. The eating area is a part of the bar but that is OK if you don't mind the noise of climbers and walkers chatting. Fairlypriced.

Great service, lovely food , very tasty - It was incredibly busy, there were two of us (my brother and I) and we went for three courses, with some delicious local beers to wash it down. Very satisfied customers

A group of us ate here whilst staying nearby. Very good food and service, great Snowdonia brewery beer and a really good night. The squid and duck breat were excellent.

Always good value, good quality and a wide variety of choices. Excellent local ales and very friendy staff. My favourite restaurant in the area. TIP: You need to book a table as soon as you book accomodation in the area during peak season. This place...

Superb, so many place in N.Wales you are filled with hope that it will be a great place, only to leave trying to convince yourself it was good, but ultimately disappointed. Well this place fulfilled the hope and went way past it. It was excellent....

The location is in lovely countryside, and right next to the river, which on a sunny day must be a lovely location for eating and drinking. We stopped for a light lunch and there was a limited menu. The mains were good value and from the table next to us they seemed very good value. We only wanted something light and these seemed to be less of the value. My soup was freshly made and very tasty, but I thought the portion small. Also I had hoped the bread would be warm (as promised) and more rustic. It was a white bread roll, which was OK but not what I expected from the rest of the menu which seemed to suggest an effort to be a gastro-style pub.

We have been coming to this lovely place for years, map in hand to chew over the days walking and refuel on well kept local beers and good wholesome pub food. The owners have been the same for years, but decided on a new approach to managing things according to their daughter and our host for the evening. Regulars to this Snowdonia Mecca may remember the delightful 'spit and sawdust' decor that we loved with cheery chalk boards welcoming you to the menu. We were a little dismayed to see it replaced by more up market gastro pub chintz and worried that this might signal an end to the atmosphere of happy tired climbers and walkers buzzing with their days experiences.

Gastro pub in Capel Curig, I can say that I have been here regularly over the years. Part of the attraction was the intelligence and service of the manageress (owner?), and the fine nosh. As of now, a little uncertainty has been injected into the equation since there are evidently new folk running 'The Moley Pub'. The food still aspires to be a cut above, but when we were there the new crew were evidently still getting it together, albeit with what looked to me like the same menu. Perhaps you won't get cold bits of your meal, and perhaps it will all be quicker.... and perhaps likke me, you will give them a few weeks to get sorted before going back. The hostess is engaged, but the host was prepared to put things very much second best on your table - and I got the impression that I could have been a sheep (or a mole) sitting there - so long as I paid up at the end. But crikey, I couldn't run a pub and perhaps the stress of the new was getting to them all - it would me.

Ordered the ploughmans for lunch, the bread was actually 2 small slices, the Welsh cheese was one type of grated cheese (which tasted like cheddar) it didn't come with pickle but pickled vegetables. Wouldn't go back. Very disappointed.

In terms of restaurants in the area, this is probably the best place to eat. It's very popular and was fully booked the first night we dropped in, so book. The restaurant is part of a hotel and I have stayed here before, so a great place to stay and eat. Restaurant has some couches to relax and have a drink in and if the weather is good you can sit on benches across the road. The menu was good, food well prepared and the waiter staff very friendly. They also had quite a nice wine list.

Dining was a brilliant experience, with an incredibly well thought-out and balanced menu that would provide several choices to the most fastidious. Our regret was not staying longer to work further through the delicious options. Portions were exceptionally generous and it was explained the walkers expect a decent recharge after a strenuous day. I didn't hear anyone complaining!The quality of the cooking was absolutely top notch and even more impressive was that it was consistently good. I had the lamb rump twice and both times the result was perfect. Obviously the combination of quality ingredients and great skill in the kitchen is a winning formula. We are accustomed to seeing celebrity chefs on our TV screens, but I can assure you there are some stars in Bryn Trych!We did feel that it was a great shame that we are nearly 4 hours drive away in Cambridgeshire, for it is just too far to pop in for a quick meal. Sadly our local eateries could learn a lot from Bryn Tyrch in all aspects of catering.

nice restaurant with a lovely atmosphere, we stopped here for a quick meal on our way home to Cheshire and found it a nice surprise, the food was excellent and I had one of the nicest steaks I have ever had, food was well prepared and surroundings where lovely. staff were helpful as well.

Ate here a couple of times during our snowdonia stay. Excellent food and cider, good service and friendly staff. Dog welcomed too!

Went walking in capel curing,stopped off at Bryn Tyrch. Staff very friendly. Ordered steak meals. Food was excellent. Service great. Will be stopping by again when passing.

Have eaten here several times in the last two weeks and have not been let down. I especially recommend the scotch egg starter which is delightful!

Seated by the window, we got to eat a lovely lunch looking out to a picture postcard view of lush hills and dramatic mountains. This is a cosy and friendly place with a great menu of well cooked food. The staff were warm and attentive, and it is definitely a place to return to.

Had a lovely dinner here before climbing Snowden the next day, the only problem is that you need to be in the restaurant before 8pm to order food. But the food is excellent so recommended.

Went as a family to Bryn Tyrch - with most wanting a sunday lunch. We were a group of locals and this was our first visit. I had the Lamb,which was lovely. There was various choices on specials and menu. The service was great there - staff attentive and friendly. The food (most had lamb/chicken dinner and salmon) was lovely, but quiet expensive for what it was (around £15) - no extra veg or gravy was given on the table, and no choice of different potatotes - as we are used to in various restaraunts and the salmon could have had some sort of sauce with it. But the taste was good! Although some were not a fan of "al dente" veg - i couldn't complain as this is how i like them and how they are suppose to be cooked!! Vegetarian option (burger) not great,powdery. was sent back but was dealt with perfectly, and was sent a different option with no hassle which she then enjoyed. The brownie and sticky toffee pudding went down a treat with everyone! What a treat! Thank you - and again thank you to the man and woman waiting on - friendly and nothing too much hassle! :) Bramble mojito is a must there also ;)

A super lunch spot with magnificent views from its large windows. Friendly service & a super club sandwich which fortunately we had decided to share - as it was huge ! Great home made chips too.

All of the staff at the restaurant/pub are helpful and friendly and the food has always been of a good standard on the times we have eaten there. Unfortuantely they do not have a license to play music in the establishment so ut can be a little lacking in atmosphere, that said however, it would not stop us from going the next time we visit the area.

I actually hate to complain when I eat anywhere, but I did have to here as the food was appalling. We only ordered pub grub as we had been camping for the weekend and eating off a camping stove so decided a hot meal would be a nice end to our little holiday. Very bad choice of restaurant!! It ruined the day for us actually as it was so far from what we had imagined. Yeah kids food was ok, they seemed happy enough with it but myself and sister ordered the burger. Wow! It looked great and was presented brilliantly...but it was horrible. Quite obviously frozen and cheap. The chips were also frozen. If you've eaten frozen chips in your life you know the difference between home made fresh chips and the rubbish they were serving. I think it's such a shame as this place has great potential to be a fab gastro pub type of restaurant. If they actually served the food the way the menu makes it out. The place is lovely on the inside with unbelievable views. They even cater really well for kids with an abundance of games for them to play with to keep them occupied. In my opinion the food just needs a complete refresh to fresh home cooked food and this place could be great!Note: Our server did take my complaint seriously no questions asked and didn't make us pay for the burgers as I said they were so awful so no complaints about the staff at all, very well handled. He was very apologetic.

We dropped in for dinner without a reservation and were made to feel very welcome- they even offered to move a reserved table so we could sit there as we were first in. The food was fantastic too - one thing you really want from a Welsh restaurant is good lamb and they delivered. Looks like a nice place to stay too - maybe next time !

We debated long and hard about how many stars to give this place. Lovely cosy feel with real fire and great views plus excellent service. Food and drinks were however a mixed bag - it's not a cheap dinner out so to get oven chips with the main at £14 (one of the cheaper main meals) was a disappointment and an extra unwanted guest in the salad starter even more so (however got a refund without asking for this starter). But on the positive, the starters were lovely as was the fish. Cocktails were great but there are limited local ales and what they have isn't anything to write home about. So in summary its 'good' but you'll pay top price for it.

Had a fantastic meal here after climbing Snowdon. There was an excellent selection of vegetarian dishes as well as meat ones. And dogs are also allowed in the restaurant. Service was spot on, there was a mistake on the bill at the end but it was quickly rectified. Prices are a little more expensive than your average pub but the food was great. Would thoroughly recommend.

A perfect way to end the day after climbing snowdon. Great food and ales. Very friendly service. Recommended.

We came here to celebrate a birthday and we were extremely impressed. The quality of the burgers, quirky mugs were delightful. The pork with crackling was exceptional as well and we have already booked our next visit. Would highly recommend this place to anyone who is passing through chapel curig.

We went here early December with friends & family, we were in the area sadly for a funeral & we decided to eat here as one couple were staying here. The food is very well cooked & presented, if you like good, well cooked cuisine this is for you. The menu is limited but that is not a down side as everything we ordered was very good indeed. Pleasant atmosphere & polite staff. Well done & thank you.

We went to Snowdonia for the day for my husband's birthday and I would say this inn made the visit even more special. After a busy day we walked in and were welcomed straight away by cheerful people and were served swiftly (I've not seen such good service in a long time!). The food was absolutely beautiful and presented nicely. We had 3 course meals, each course delicious, the steaks were cooked how we asked and that crumble was one of the best I've had. Thank you for making our day - we can't wait to come back and stay at the inn as well best time!

Whilst this Inn is situated on the main road it overlooks the river and the rolling hills around this area.So you can enjoy the views whilst eating.Menu should suffice most requirements. Food is on the pricy side but the food is tasty and well presented. Good selection of drinks and we enjoyed our time here

Ate here with my son two nights running whilst staying in Capel Curig. All meals were very good - well cooked and tasty. The Welsh Pride ale was really good.The staff were helpful and attentive.The mains were generally between £14 and £19 which I thought was a little OTT. Definitely the most expensive burger I have ever had.

Had an amazing meal here last night, lovely ambience and great tasting food, we hadn't booked and the place was very busy but the staff went out of their way to accommodate us, would highly recommend.

Had a fantastic meal ...Menai mussels and prawns as a starter and main course pork served more as a la carte style on mains . All served beautifully and tasted delicious. Real fire...glass of red after a long crag walk...felt warm and relaxed..and welcoming at the Bryn Tyrch.Dogs are allowed in but I didn't take mine in because he was black from a peat bog...I thought it was wise to let him stay in the car on gis comfy covers with a bowl of water and took him some tasty treats. Car park opposite the pub.Not cheap but highly recommended..photos are the walk in the area..

My brother and grandson where staying up the road and I booked a table for the three of us one evening, great service and equally good food, good beer and wine, a lovely meal.

We had a lovely meal in the relaxing atmoshpere of the Bryn Tyrch Inn, It was the best burger that we have had for sometime and we will be back to sample the menu again as soon as we get the chance.

The whole ambience is fabulous, friendly, quality and quirky in some ways. Standards high, great views, comfortable. Great menu

Nice menu, good local produce, well-prepared and presented, good ales, warm fire, just what you need.

I had a really great meal of sea bream here after trekking up Snodown earlier in the day. The food was tasty with quality ingredients and it came to the table hot. Couldn't fault it and wolfed it down.

I found this unexpected in such a location. It's a Brunning and Price style pub/restaurant with friendly staff, a good range of local ales and a reasonable menu: not TOO expensive and good quality. Nice open fire; local memorabilia on the walls; sofas. Cosy and relaxed. Treat yourself!

Always come here for a meal when we are in the area as it offers a great menu which is not your traditional pub grub or fast food; everything is fresh prepared and presented beautifully on slate. Great real ales and the service and staff are friendly, knowledgeable and engaging. Booking recommended for dinner at the height of the season.

We stayed overnight on a tour of Snowdonia and found everything from the warm welcome to the efficient check out excellent. The bar stocks a good choice of beers and real ale as well a great, reasonably priced wine list and several decent malt whiskeys. We enjoyed lounging on the comfortable sofas in the bar in the afternoon whilst we browsed the dinner menu for that evening and it did not disappoint. Food was fresh, delicious and arrived quickly. We even treated ourselves to the gorgeous cheeseboard with a glass of port whilst retiring to the sofas once more. Our room, Siabod, was generous in size and beautifully decorated. Nice touches like homemade shortbread on the tea tray. We had two windows offering views of the stunning backdrop, making it a shame to draw the curtains! The bed was divinely comfortable too. After a day of walking, a lovely hot bath was most welcome. The bathroom was exquisite with plenty of room and yet more views of the scenery. All in all we couldn't fault Bryn Tyrch and will certainly return to this gem of a find!

Fabulous roast lamb (some of the best I've ever eaten), deserts and cheese and good beers. Steak was rather over-done (I asked for 'rare' and it was barely pink inside) and a little tough.

Excellent melas at very good prices and definitely not 'chips with everything' pub rubbish. Some nice choices and staff very helpful and flexible.

Stayed in the beautiful hostel next door and this was perfect was a hot meal when arrived! I had the curry but all my friends ordered burgers, steak, pasta... and no complaints! The outside garden by the river is beautiful location. Recommend!

Lovely staff. Lovely food. Lovely views! Definitely worth a visit if you're staying nearby. Staff go out of their way to help you.

We went for a meal here and unfortunately were not very impressed.the restaurant itself looks very nice and clean and has all the promise of a nice meal.the food didn't live up to the expectation and the price did not reflect the quality.the staff were unaware and didn't go above and beyond or meet a standard that you would expect when dining out.i did raise my concern and said that I didn't want to be an inconvenience but I would rather inform them.i was given a free drink but i would have been more happy if the meal was taken off the bill as I didn't eat it all.it was disheartening as the meal the night before at another pub was brilliant and nearly half the price.

Excellent breakfasts and evening meals with good variety of specials each evening. Very friendly staff.

Linda McCartney sausages, mash and steamed veg for £13! They should be ashamed of themselves. Boil in the bag rice, and packet tortilla chips with the veg chilli. Packet veggie burger - tasty but not what you expect for £13. Basically the veggie food is packet food, and the same price as the meat dishes. The onion rings were delicious, and puddings great.

Had a great family meal here, we had three courses each and loved all of them, Well done to the staff who were attentive but unobtrusive. I will definitely be back

Late lunch with friends but their staff were very accommodating at short notice. Lovely range of the familiar such as steak, fish and burgers but also unusual dishes such as Hungarian specials. Recent refit has benefitted and spruced up the pub with a fresh look whilst keeping the Victorian feel. Roaring fire on a cold day was very welcome!

Turned up as an impromptu group of 15 on a Saturday night. Despite this they accommodated all of us in a large (slightly surreal Alice in Wonderland) function room. (The FOH made slightly frosty apologies about how difficult it was to serve the group and that it might not be possible - but in the end they dealt with us as if we had booked, so a shame that the FOH took this approach as we needn't have known any of this.)Great food - had liver and bacon. Menu didn't label gluten free, but was able to provide. Plenty of parking even for a 7-metre motorhome. Dog was allowed in.

Recently had a meal here. The staff were very good, very attentive and are a massive 'plus' for the pub. The food, however, was pretty average, over-priced and inconsistent to the menu in terms of pricing.I had a cream of mushroom soup which was very good but was charged the higher of the two prices that it was quoted on two different menus; the dinner special and the 'regular' menu. What followed in the 'five' bean casserole was very poor. I couldn't make out if there were any beans at all, let alone five! I also appreciate that microwaves serve their purpose but my food had been properly blitzed in one to the point that the waiter had burnt his hand on the plate whilst bringing it to me and it didn't reach temperatures less than molten throughout the time it took me to eat. As such any flavour that this simple dish might have had was wholly lost on my scorched palette. Cost nearly £15 for it too....scandal.

Excellent foodSpecials had run out on evening we visited which was a bit disappointingPerhaps more veggie choice would have been good for our party too.Friendly staffOverall very good meal and atmosphere

Friendly staff, good food and beers a perfect place to end a day after a hard day walking in the mountains!

A 2 minute walk from the Plas Curig Hostel this Inn provided an excellent choice of home cooked food and a very friendly staff. There was a variety of guest beers in addition to standard lagers and ales

Lovely food, daily specials served by wonderfully helpful staff. A good range of local ales and good quality lagers and wines. Daily specials add to the al la carte main menu, something for every taste.

Wonderful pub, great service. Really nice food, I had the salmon main which was lovely. Book of you want to avoid disappointment, we went on Saturday night and it was full (Yes we had booked!)

It was Sunday afternoon and we had no reservation. Restaurant was empty and we nearly turned back towards Betwsy-Coed as we were not sure about the food. My husband though insisted that we should give it a try. What a delicious meals we had. Everyone enjoyed the Calamari Salad and Fish and Chips. Service was excellent. The restaurant was nearly full when we left.

Good beer, friendly service, warm welcome and good food. It is a perfect finish to a day in the hills.