Bull Hotel Bistro in Isle of Anglesey

the sunday lunch we had was abserlutely lovely and catered for our autistic grandson finiky eater so lovely staff and ambiance plenty of room ... so made up and we will be back .....

Stayed at hotel for three nights. Managers helpful, welcoming - delightful stay. Sunday roast dinner delicious. Room clean comfortable roomy.

The meals were not home made but cooked from frozen ..insipid chips and onion rings. Homemade chicken pie dont know which home it was made in ! Hollands possibly? No desserts available..kitchen shuts at 7.45 On a Friday evening.Bar staff were good..

Family meal with 2 teenagers and dog. Friendly, quick service. Centre of town. Good food. What is not to like?

I had several meals there. The salads were large and fresh. The desserts were good but my favorite was the cockles on toast for breakfast.

Starter - never had a very cold pate dish that had come straight out of the refrigerator. Main course - Chicken and chips - enjoyable Breakfast - enjoyable

We used to all go here all the time. 4 of us at least once a week. The food has gone downhill but yesterday was the last straw. It's pretty much the only place I get to go and chill out, have a drink, play a game or 2 of pool (I'm a full time carer for my Autistic boys). I was shouted at. Twice, for swearing 🤬 There were no kids or families in the entire place. Only a bunch of guys who were also swearing, but he was laughing along with them.. I. Am. Livid. Safe to say, we will not be returning. Sorry to all our friends we've made there over the years.

We visited twice and on each occasion the food was great. We had meat and fish dishes and both were moist, well presented and good quality. The service was polite and attentive. We attended just after opening at lunchtime and managed to get seated but it gets very busy quickly so either go just after midday or book.

Booked a last minute stay on saturday. The whole place is in need of a refurb and is dated and tatty. Room we had smelled very stale and unpleasant although had plenty of room. After check in we were told we cannot use the hotel bar as all the tables were booked for people coming in to watch the football (that was starting an hour later and the bar was empty at this point), that's despite us being residents. Whilst we accept that during the covid epidemic things need to be different I feel if this is hotel policy it needs pointing out at the time of booking or check in). We tried a couple of other local bars that were all too busy to have us and subsequently we returned to the hotel and asked for a refund because we couldn't get a drink anywhere nearby so moved on elsewhere. A manager was called and after a wait he came in and was unapologetic stating he needs to keep his regulars happy (above his hotel guests - really?) we had a difference of opinion there however in fairness he refunded us and we left.

We stayed in The Bull for a couple of days, and we had a lovely meal, nice staff, and pleasant surroundings. I would recommend having a pint of Brains Black with your meal, which is discounted on Monday's. Well worth a visit while in Llangefni. Enjoy

Popped in after watching rugby to get food , they were only serving roast which was a bit strange from chain pub but we decided to stay . No body else in huge dining room at 5 pm maybe a warning . We ordered one roast turkey and one roast pork , came out rather too quickly , I moved my Yorkshire to one side and discovered a lump of vile green stuff that literally dripped off my fork , then the meat a huge lump of pork which was just fat at least 70% of it . Meal was warm as well not even hot , we called waitress over and asked what green stuff was she apparently didn t know when I showed her the meat and asked if she would serve it she said no ! Then she decided the green stuff was stuffing , both meals went back as other was lukewarm to put us both off so finished our drinks and left very curt apology. No wonder it was quiet !

Most comments covered in separate review of hotel. Rump steak was nice, at first thought it was overcooked for medium but once cut it was a nice pink shade, tender and tasty. No alternative veg supplied or offered for mushrooms and tomatoes. Chips were OK. Seam Bass had run out on a Wednesday evening and none till Friday. Likewise San Miguel lager, fresh cream and vanilla ice cream had also run out along with tomatoes at breakfast the following morning. Alternative of Salmon offered which was not on the menu but was quite acceptable for my wife. Both carrots and new potatoes were slightly under-cooked. Warm fudge cake was very nice and decent size portion. 10% discount offered for residents.

did not stay just went for lunch dog friendly very clean home cooked food lovely beer garden nice staff cant say about rooms as we did not stay in the hotel. it has a nice restaurant at the back and a lovely beer garden

We booked 2 single rooms - were given rooms in courtyard. The linen on the beds was fine but they need to learn how to clean - electric towel rail was filthy as was the window frames and the carpet was shabby. The other room was even worse. Main light was awful - filthy carpet and the whole room needed a good clean. There was no other room to move to!1 ordered a cooked breakfast which was fineThe other ordered a stack of warm pancakes topped with yoghurt and mixed berries. They were cold and rubbery and tasted like they had been opened from a pack of cheap pancakes put in dish and abit of mixed berries and yoghurt on top! So awful so I sent them back and asked for a bacon sandwich instead. This came and was 2 thick slices of buttered? Bread with 2 tiny pieces of bacon in between. It was so awful I would mot go in for breakfast in the 2nd dayStaff were all very friendly

The food is basic. My meal of BBQ ribs was okay typical pub chain fayre. The Sea bream meal my wife had was very poor. It must have been boil in the bag fish, the hollandaise sauce was curdled and the boiled potatoes were grey and like rubber. She just ate the fish. After the meal, when the plates were collected we told them about the poor meal. Their only comment was " Sorry about that". We will not be returning to this place.

On the plus side, The Bull Hotel is one of the few places (possibly the only?) you will find in this town to get a sit down dinner in the middle of the week. The Set 2 course meal was pretty good value for money, but I have to say the service was pretty slow. Good job I wasn’t in a hurry!

No thought of table planning-no jug of water and glasses on table-orders needed to be checked over making the meal -an hour delay.Short staff! starter quite good , a very long wait for the main meal people that had not ordered a starter were starving ! when it arrived the plate was cold so the chips were also the peas were lukewarm but some of the fish was black,and undercooked ,this varied with each individual fish-some people starving ate it at their peril! others left it behind ,the dessert was ok .

Good pub grub,excellent value for money. Great range of drinks and friendly staff, loved the open fire.

A friend and I went here for a Sunday Roast about 4pm. There was a table of 5 having a drink but otherwise the place was empty. We each ordered a pint, a sunday roast main and starter. I also ordered cauliflower cheese as extra. This came to about £32.Our starters came after a 20 minute wait, and looked very nice. They were generous portions. My friend has the garlic mushrooms which came with lots of thick, creamy sauce and some sliced baguette. I had 3 cod goujons and a cone of sweet potato chips. These were fine and very filling.The Sunday lunch, when it was finally brought about 40 mins after we had finished the starters, really disappointed us. It reached us at room temperature and, although the portions were very generous, they looked like school dinner standard. The mash was the instant powder kind, the gravy was instant gravy and there was so little of it that it was barely enough to cover the veg. My friend's piece of pork looked like a slice of spam and she took one bite and left it. My beef was so overcooked and dry it was like chewing leather I could barely swallow it. They also forgot my side so I went and asked them to cancel it, and to give me a refund, which they did.I hate wasting food but unfortunately all of the food on our plates was cold, dry and tasteless so we couldn't eat more than a few bites. Definitely not worth the price and, considering how empty the place was, the service was very slow. Definitely not going there for food ever again.

Arrived and ordered 2 x soup and children’s meal. Two minutes later told the soup was not ready so had to pick something else. Hubby ordered club sandwich on white. I ordered fish finger sandwich on white. Asked for beans on childs meal to be in a separate bowl. Took ages for food to arrive. When it arrived beams were on plate. My meal was on ciabatta which is fine but had a distinct lack of fish fingers (sea picture). Hubby’s sandwich arrived on brown which he hates and when questioned she said it was only available on brown and offer no solution and walked away. Has driven past numerous times and thought it looked lovely but would not visit again.

This has to be one of the worst places to eat! The menu is appalling and unappetising, inattentive service. The positive was the meal was hot. Very basic food, price was reasonable.

Terrible Sunday lunch at the bull in llangefni, we are local to Anglesey and this is the worst meal I have ever had. Beef was obviously reheated and was too hard to chew, very strong taste the lamb very disappointed. The broccoli was over cooked, the mash was more like smash and the gravy was like water but with an overpowering taste. My boyfriend had to leave as he felt sick. The restaurant was empty- it’s an embarrassment! I will not be visiting the bull in llangefni any time soon! Although staff were friendly at the time of service and I have had good food there in the past! I am not one to complain but this was unexceptionable.

Stayed at The Bull for 2 x nights while visiting the Anglesey Show and really enjoyed the time there. I’ve seen other derogatory reviews and can’t think why people want 5 ⭐️ accommodation at the price charged at The Bull, it’s great value for money. Friendly and helpful staff and a top guy running the place !! Bar and meal prices a bargain with special offers making it great value. Tales of haunted rooms and the cellar added to the friendly and light hearted ambiance of the hotel. Even though some of the rooms in the main building were a little “tired” and in some if you are light sleeper (try having a couple of drinks) you can hear church bells this hotel is a great place to stay without breaking the bank !!! Top marks to The Bull !!

I went there recently to have lunch with a friend , I was a little surprised that it was completely empty at lunch time? We ordered the chicken platter to share, when it came on first inspection it seemed ok but when we ate the chicken some of pieces were pink other pieces were completely black and dried it definitely had not cook for our lunch maybe a few days before!!! We just couldn't enjoy it at all. We did mention the pink meat to the waitress and she that it always stays pink and we also mentioned the black drum sticks to the lady ( who could of been the manager)who cleared away our dishes, we told her how disappointed we were and asked her if she would of eaten the chicken and she said no she wouldn't of. The meal was a disgrace and insulating to us and I shall never eat there again.

I rarely eat out..it is a treat... NOT TODAY .. When I went into the building , there was no one to be seen ..I sat at a table and looked at the menu..still no one around.. so I went and stood by the bar and waited some more...eventually ...an extremely surly and disinterested young girl appeared ..said nothing ..I asked were they serving meals ,to which she replied that they were.. I fancied a prawn cocktail but apparently this was too complicated.. I chose the "hand carved ham" with 2 eggs and chips .. To be fair I did not wait too long.. But when it did arrive it was the most unapetising and horrid meal I have had in a long time.. As someone else said on here ,,he ham was NOT hand carved..it was the thin shiny stuff that comes in a packet ..the eggs could have knocked someone out , had I chosen o use them as ammunition ..and the chips were awfull dry and overcooked frozen chips ..not even as good as Iceland ones actually.. I expressed my concern ..the Manager???? said about the ham..that is how it comes its out of our hands .. I told him it seemed like blatent disregard for trade description of an item and it should never be on the menu as " hand carved " and customers should be told what it actually was.. He repeated that it came to them in a packet sliced .How do they get away with this ....he did give me a part refund,but I could not eat the ham ..the chips were a no go area and the eggs were a challenge..and my exiting treat was ruined ..in fact it ruined the day and I came away unhappy and still hungry and out of pocket ,

Excellent roast beef dinners, quickly served. Other meals still slow. Only two in kitchen, one new. However, now have the bitters you want not out of stock, and they are good.went for lunch and dinner.

Stayed for one night. The welcome was lovely and the room lovely and clean (not suitable for those with a disability). The food was excellent and at a very good price. I would stay here again

sunday dinners are great, good value for money, dinners are huge. friendly and helpful staff. locals use so must be ok.

I have stayed here for 12 days.

We visited this Hotel/Inn for a better value meal than our hotel. We were not disappointed. Late afternoon, there weren't many visitors, so we could enjoy our food in a quieter environment. The menus provided colourful examples of the offered fayre, and prices were more than reasonable (much better than our London prices anyway). The Manager was on hand to look after us, and was ready to offer advice as required on what to visit etc. The main course was served hot.

This review is for the restaurant (I have another for the hotel). The menu is standard to Brains' pub-restaurants, and offers a good selection of pub style meals - to call it a bistro is perhaps a bit pretentious.Main courses are built round curries, burgers and grills (steaks, chicken or gammon), as well as some pub classics. There's a modest list of starters and a number of desserts.

The food was fabulous, I had the buttermilk chicken burgers the waiter was very polite. Will be coming back very soon with family and friend!

We were staying nearby at Tre-Ysgawen Hall. We decided to eat out on our first evening at the Bull. We were certainly not disappointed. Meals were delicious and staff was very friendly. We returned back the next night.

I took my daughter here for lunch..we ordered bar meals the “hand carved” ham can only be described as processed ham that you would get in a packet from Asda definitely not hand carved. The eggs I asked for poached were more like hard boiled...

To start in our party,only four got the starter that we had pre-booked. They eventualy arrived after the four had finished! Beef was the mains for all of us...rather tough. Veg ok. Gravy nice. Desert good. To sum up? Average.

A group of us from work came here for Christmas lunch today. It didn't start out well as only 4 out of 10 people were served a starter meal, they apparently thought the rest of us didn't want anything. We did eventually get our starter...

Early supper here; the menu is adequate, the beer offerings are average and the wine limited and not at all good. Atmosphere pleasant enough, but the dining room decor is definitely dated. Bathrooms could use some upgrading. Our meals were served reasonably promptly, but without any imagination whatsoever, and inadequately seasoned. It was an uninspired kind of place to fill your stomach to be able to just carry on. The whole place just exuded a "tired" kind of feel.

Lovely old building set in the heart of Llangefni in the heart of Anglesey - what could be better? Good...

We called in here for an evening meal. We entered the lounge which opens into the restaurant area and has...

Aparentemente, hay unos cuantos bares y restaurantes en Anglesey llamado "El Bol. "Así que nos van a visitar algunos de ellos, tales como el antiguo Bull Hotel Bull asimismo y el valle de. Pero el hotel Bull en Llangefni resultó ser el mejor para nosotros. Nos dieron la más cordial bienvenida de la directora y Emrys buen servicio al cliente durante toda nuestra visita. La comida y las bebidas tienen un precio razonable y de buena calidad. (2 comidas por las tardes de lunes a viernes de 12). El ambiente en general es agradable y cómodo y la gente es muy hospitalaria y tienen un magnífico sentido del humor. En conjunto, recomendaría el amable Hotel Bull Llangefni.

La comida fue en parte fría cuando llegó y el personal no parecía entender el menú. El servicio era lento y no fue una experiencia agradable.

Me gusta esperar un rato para mi comida mientras yo charlar con familiares y amigos, así que no esperes una comida rápida. El jabalí hamburguesa fue todo un éxito con mi marido y mi hijo que dijo que era el mejor que he probado - alabar lo suficiente!

Our first meal here was from the two for £12 Menu, we chose Fish & Chips the fish was not cod or haddock and was very soggy also not very many chips, as we were passing we decided to give it another go and this time went for Cod & Chips from the main menu, in our opinion this meal was only worth about two for £12 the fish was abit better but still not many chips, both our visits were at lunch time. Service was okay although on our second visit they forgot to bring us our bread & butter.

Visited here by chance for a pub tea during our holiday on the island. Left feeling very disappointed. None of our meals were of a good standard including the mixed grill (which was not cheap). My daughters meal of jacket potato with beans - jacket potato was served raw and had to be sent back. (Hardly a tricky meal to get right)! Real shame as the hotel looks very nice from the outside. We will not be returning.

Visited a few days ago, great food & service. Only bad point was that I had a burger, which was very tasty, but if you wanted any sauce on the burger, this cost an extra 50p, unusual maybe, or I might need to get out more!

Food is good, they have some weekly deals on / specials etc. No problems there, service is usually good, but a few times I've had to take a pint of ale back because it wasn't right. This has put me off returning so frequently, as I love my ale and don't want to be forced to order crappy lager just because the ale might not be right! Think the pipes need cleaning more or something needs attention there....

We had an evening meal spontaneously last night at the Bull and found it a v positive experience. Warm welcome from staff and manager who was also v kind to our 3 year old which does not reflect another customer's negative feedback posted on here. We sat beside a cosy log fire on a cold night which was a treat, the food was good quality and tasty. It was also incredibly good value, with the 30 percent off January offer making it so ridiculously cheap we felt guilty. We will definitely go again. Bottles of wine are on a deal for a tenner so we had a lovely bottle of Chablis half price. Brilliant.

We used the bistro while staying at the hotel. The food was good and freshly made. I would recommend to family and friends.

Where do I start.The food was excellent but they sent out a few wrong deserts. The customer service was amazing from the staff, but the manger/owner was rude towards my 2 year old nephew!! Like all kids they do run around the place and my nephew ran towards the staff room. The Manager clearly saw me trying to get my nephew and he continued to shout at my nephew! I felt absolute annoyed that one man could make me angry. Secondly the manager/owner said at the end to me move the baby to the other side of the room, that was fine (because it was late)but he never even looked at me while speaking to me and said it like I was a price of dirt. Like I said the other staff was excellent and the food was okay. (A few foods got sent back). I think the manger needs to get his act together and maybe go on a customer service course!!

The Management have upgraded and refurbished the hotel. Importantly the menue is also good value for money. Family friendly

Booked on booking.com turned up fri night looks ok very nice old hall type hotel old type furniture. We booked in went to our room nice four poster bed excellent clean room clean bed and bedding pristine white and clean pillows. Then went down for tea which was freshly prepared n cooked so waited a bit longer but for good food was worth the wait nice had to ask for sauces but was waitresses first night so no prob there we all start somewhere drinks little expensive but on a wedding weekend so no issues good sleep quiet to the odd chime off the town clock but not annoying at all. Then sat morning went down for brekky very nice cereal cup tea full English breakfast to follow all nicely cooked and served on warm plates all in all shall visit again

Shame the menu wasn't more suited to local area and produce sourced locally too ... would of expected fresher produce Welsh lamb n fish dishes shame as team were lovely .

We spent 1 night here.We were given an upgraded room on arrival that was in the courtyard.We ate at the restaurant for a reasonably priced meal.The staff in all departments were very friendly.We would definitely stay again .The only criticism was that parts of the hotel need TLC with carpets needing cleaning however this did not spoil our stay.

Had a very good carvery here and good portions of the meats.Nice surroundings. Not rushed even though busy.

Large menu well priced. And good quantity of food. Service hear is always good very pleasant staff food arrived. Promptly no complaints

Went to Bull for lunch, the meal was excellent and reasonably priced, the staff were good, and the surrounding pleasant, I would recommend them.,

Our extended family of ten people aged from 3 to 72 had been swimming at the leisure centre in Llangefni when we decided that we needed lunch. After looking at one or two cafes, the Bull Hotel appeared to be a more attractive proposition. The staff were very accommodating and quickly rearranged tables to suit our party. There was also an open fire, which added to the warmth of the welcome. Seven of us ordered off the lighter bites menu, two off the children's menu and one ordered off the extensive lunch menu.We were pleasantly surprised that we did not have to wait long for our food to be served and even more pleased at the generous size and value for money of all the portions.

Visited here over the new year period, the bar had two fires going which was so lovely and welcoming, so much so i didnt want to leave!, the food you get is excellent value for money and the staff are very friendly! Would visit again

Went here twice food was good ,but the service needs to improve quite a bit, just an extra person would of helped plates not been cleared .when customers finished .

Went out to the bull for a meal and we were not dissapointed.there was plenty of choice on the valentine menu and on the regular menu. The price of the food was reasonable. Great service.

We were recommended by locals to eat here at the Bull Hotel for a good old fashioned pub meal. Well, it didn't disappoint! The menu range is fantastic and ranges from traditional English meals, welsh meals, American meals and so on. The meat was excellent quality and fresh. The staff were friendly and very inviting. Coming from Australia they recognised my accent and were interested in my stay and stories of Australia. It was a lovely welcome and great to chat with the friendly locals! The decor is just sublime. Fashioned in traditional pub fashion. We enjoyed an open fire and soft warm lighting. A wonderful place for all people from families to couples.

Booked to celebrate a family members 60th birthday. On arrival we were shown to our table in the dining room with a lovely roaring open fire. Children were given activity packs to keep them occupied. The food was very good, big portions & enjoyable. Above all the service & warm friendly welcome was superb. Emrys the manager was very attentive and welcoming. Most definitely recommend, very relaxing, family friendly restaurant.

Ordered two lasagne, chips and garlic bread, to be told 15 minutes later that they didn't have any lasagne and also had no chicken and stake!!, we picked another meal which arrive an up to an hour later! we recieved the chips which we asked to cancel as our meal came with chips, served garlic bread which was has hard as concrete which had obviously been standing since we ordered the lasagne, and had an awful taste! burger was burnt, colslaw had no sauce and was just dry cabbage and carrots on a plate, lettuce had turn brown from standing so long and had an awful dressing sauce on it! the gammon was covered in fat and was hard to chew, very very salty. Only when we went to pay the offered us a free dessert as they could see that we were leaving, will never be going there again after considering going there for a carvery tomorrow!!!

Be careful when asking for a well done Sirloin Steak, and don''t be surprised when they serve you a slice of charcoal

As we live locally we come here often, always happy with the food and service, until the other day!! Came in was served quite quickly and food came within reasonable time, as there was 3 of us the 2 for £12 wasn't an option, but when paying instead of splitting the bill 3 ways the lady charged me full price, and then charged my 2 friend the price for the 2 for £12, I felt rather left out as she could of easily charged us all the same and split it equally.

The food was served very quickly and portion size was very good, the price was good too, staff very helpful

We've been driving around Angelsey for a short break and hazarded upon the Bull Hotel. It was a Sunday and there aren't that many places open on Sunday in Angelsey. Still the food was ordered, a simple process, and arrived very quickly. We were VERY hungry so the slight mishap with the order wasn't noticed until we'd eaten some of the food :) Very nice it was too! I've marked the place down one mark because the toilets need a bit of a refurb. The sitdown jobbie's door's lock is broke and a leg/weight/large hamster is required to wedge it closed. Still, all in all a splendid establishment - go take a look if you're around there.... you'll be chuffed you did!

We pass through Llangefni quite a lot and always try to call for either lunch or evening meal. Home cooked pub food at reasonable price. Proper chips as well. Mmm Just read a few reviews on here before writing mine & was surprised to read some negative comments- think they must be going somewhere else. We have eating here lots over last few years and staff always friendly and helpful and food is tasty

What an odd place. Stayed one night, had dinner and breakfast.Dinner:Food fine, prices ok, took about 40 mins and place was very quiet.Room:Had to move as there was no blind or curtains at the window. Second room did. Rooms are a bit tired and not that clean, but lovely towels and bedding. No hot water in the evening.Breakfast:Ok. Came quite quickly, had better food and service but can't complain.Not much choice in the town, recommend the Holland Arms a couple of miles away where I had a 5* experience.

The food was okay, but far from excellent. Fish&Chips disappointed, portion size average, ham was rather nice, dessert overprized. Not a very good value for money. Interior looks quite run down.I'd go again if invited, but not on my own accord.

It started well until we ordered our meal.Not appetising and the service poor.Probably will not go again

from the outside it looks great and its lovely inside too, its just a shame the food isn't to the same standard. the food was cold undercooked and very poor quality. The gammon wasn't like real gammon and the mixed grill was poorly put together as were the chips.

Me and my boyfriend went here as we were starving after doing our shopping only to be very disappointed! We ordered 2 sandwiches and chips to be waiting an hour for them, I wouldn't of minded but there were only 3 other tables there at the time, And a table that came in after we had ordered our got there meals before us which I thought was wrong as they had full meals! I asked a lady how long it was going to be and she said it was getting plates up which was a lie as we were still waiting another 15 mins for it! When we got the food the chips were dripping in oil and soggy and the salad was drowned in a puddle of dressing which made it unedable! Will not be visiting here again!

Called in here for food and a drink as we were staying in a hotel nearby. The staff were rude and the food was truly awful. I had to go looking for someone to serve us as the lady behind the bar was talking to a local and had no intention of serving us. Seemed like they refried chips from earlier in the day and the meal was inedible and ridiculously greasy. Was an uncomfortable atmosphere there and I would definitely not recommend this if your a tourist. Made us feel unwelcome.

Me and my friends were out for food here. We waited quite a long time to receive our meals. When they came the meals were disappointing. I was hungry so decided to eat my food. In the middle of my meal I found a hair in my food! I returned the food and decided I did not want anything else. The man who dealt with my complaint was very helpful but I would seriously think of what kind of waitresses to hire. As we left I saw the waitress having to put her hair up in the mirror.

Popped in out of the blue for lunch with my family not disappointed great choice on menu good food good service will be back thank you Bull

My family and I were very impressed with the lovely food we had at the Bull hotel today. My little girl chose the kids Ham, Egg and Chips and thoroughly enjoyed the delicious thick cut ham. She ate every single piece of it - huge hit! I had the Taverner's Chicken (which was a version of Hunter's chicken). The best I have ever had, the chicken was good, the bacon was gorgeous and the cheese was perfect. It was accompanied by really tasty home cooked chips and a salad. My partner had a chicken and spinach curry with half rice, half chips and a poppadom and I got a taste of it, and it was also gorgeous. The staff were efficient and curteous and the price was good. I will definitely return as I loved the dining room with the roaring fire, and although the decor was a bit dated, it added to the historical feel of the place. I was glad that we chose Llangefni as a destination for our day out. After our meal we went on the boardwalk walk in the Dingle area of the town. A thoroughly enjoyable day out.

Really poor food, expensive microwave food.terrible service. Worst I have had on Anglesey. Do yourself a favour and keep well clear.

Apart from The Bull Hotel, Llangefni has only 3 other places visitors can sit down to a meal - and one of these is a fish & chips café! The Bull was our first choice, offering a varied and reasonably priced menu. The décor in the restaurant has seen better days - but the staff are friendly and efficient. If you are dining out in Llangefni, this should be your first port of call.

Lovely food ,friendly atmosphere staff very helpful and what lovely man Emrys is morning to night always smiling and very willing, makes you feel very welcomed and I would come back for the third time !

10 of us went for a meal. We waited an hr for the first 2 meals, 10 more minutes for next 3. Then a 15 minute wait for another 2 and then 20 minutes for the rest. No one finished their meal as most was inedible. Some people left before they ate. Half the chips were dark brown and the rest were soggy and undercooked. This was far the worst meal I have ever been served, accompanied by the worst customer service. On complaining the manager was not in the least bit concerned. The first time we have ever refused to pay the full bill as 80% of food went back on the plates. There are many good places to eat on Anglesey but this is definitely not one of them

Here on holiday again. Returned to this pub for an evening meal and a lunch. Much more extensive menu, well cooked, usual Anglesey pub prices. Quick efficient service. Only con, on both occasions (different days) the ordinary draught bitter (£2.95 per pint) had run out. Alternatives were priced at £3.55/£3.60. Being offered Creamflow is not a proper alternative for Real Ale! This is a managed pub and the Brewery owners must surely want to sell their best selling beer.

Found this place when lost between either side of the island. Staff were really accommodating and friendly. Food was good although we'd missed the carvery. The restaurant area was nicely spacious, ideal with kids. High chair was clean and the kids menu was varied.Parking was easy enough on the main street.

Decided to have a meal with friends after attending an early evening meeting in the hotel. The dining area was welcoming. The four of us chose entirely different meals from the varied menu and we were all satisfied with our choice. I had lasagne, which was very tasty filling and definitely 'home made'. The service was speedy, friendly and polite. Definitely recommended for an informal meal.

Only one disabled room is available. We had to cancel our stay at what seems to be a good hotel due to others insisting on the only disabled courtyard room regardless of disability. Being disabled, we could not accept the first floor room allocated. Not the hotel's fault.

This meal was probably the worst i ever had, would definatly not advise to come here for a meal, came with the family for my fathers birthday and we wasnt impressed , food was burnt and the general taste wasnt up to standard!The service wasnt the best, staff could of smiled a little bit more! Didnt really welcome us in to be honest, overcharged us for the meal too!!Overall a dissapoontingg night out!!!

On the last night of our trip,our party of 11 called at this restaurant for an early evening meal.We had not re booked ,but they put a small area of the dining room aside for our use and we had all had a lovely meal,at very reasonable prices.The quality and assortment of the meals was perfect,a really family friendly restaurant.If your visiting Anglesey,well worth visiting.

My daughter & I had lunch at the Bull today, tempted by the menu. It was quite full & inviting in a nice old room. That's where the joy ends, I ordered red onion & gruyere tart on dressed leaves. The tart was ok had a bit of a soggy bottom - microwave?? but the leaves were old, turning black at the edges, limp & naked except for a couple of blobs of oil. They were not dressed, the chef obviously does not know what a vinaigrette is, so for his advancement I have put in a link for him. You cannot serve salads without some sort of dressing/vinaigrette: http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2321/classic-vinaigretteThe whole experience was alleviated by a charming waitress. Although she should have offered to take that portion of the cost off the bill, and it is for this reason I have rated it poor value

As we walked in we noticed the lack of staff presence. The party in front of us actually got fed up waiting and walked out. When we eventually found someone and our meals came, a lady came in and was trying to sell raffle tickets ! She even sat down at someone's table!! Staff said they didn't notice her! The toilets smelt bad and needed cleaning and anyone over a size 16 would have trouble getting round the door of the cubicle. Good job the meal was nice and good value for money!

I've been coming to The Bull for a traditional meal with the family for about 4 years now and for the first time in years I've appauled with the customer service received during our time. We arrive for our resevation at 7:00 pm and as we enter the pub owner/landlord/manager called Emrys insisted, not implied, that I take my bobble hat off. Since being with my family and not wanting to cause a scene I took it off straight away. As we order food, under the assumption that Emrys knew who I was because I am a member of a Welsh musical festoval that's annually held at the pub fortyard and been coming to the pub for years for the odd pint with friends. So as I order my drink, which was a pint of cider, he immediately asks for proof of age. Being understandable because I do have a young face I give him my provisional drivers license. Now I don't know the correct way to test fake identification but I assume, due to the fact I've never seen his method used in ANY other pub where bending and flicking the corners of the I.D actually works. But nonetheless I allowed him to try and break my ine of two forms of I.D that would cost an excess of £49 if broken. As we prepared to leave the restauraunt and I put my coat on and my bobble hat just being immediately insisted, again, to put my hat off. His lack of politness is unbelievably disgusting. The fact he talk to me like he knows who I was to then asking for proof of age and not asking if I could take off my hat but he was demanding that I took it off without saying please or thank you.Indon't want to sound rude but age must've hit him because he's forgotten how to use his manners. He must've thought that coming from Llangefni and being a local I wouldn't complain but I'm sorry to say but he needs to redevelop/develop his mannerism towards customers who are paying to keep his pub going. Disappointment is the main word that comes to my mind, and I hope that Emrys learns to be kinder to people who's paying his wages.

Had Sunday lunch at the Bull and it was excellent value for money. It is a carvery and the food was lovely and hot, the meat was carved straight off the joint.

I criticised the slow service earlier this year but I felt I must update having visited again in September. Service is now very efficient and friendly. Food and beer as good as ever.

Went with my family, husband and two young children. Youngest child had pasta but when it came it was actually tagliatelle, wouldn't have ordered it if knew that as this can be very messy & time consuming for a 4 year old but saying that he ate & enjoyed it. The other child had 'Hot & spicy chicken wings with a BBQ sauce' - nothing hot & spicy about these just plain chicken wings with some BBQ sauce at the side - not what was on the menu - he didn't enjoy them at all. Having said that our meals were fine - but that it is fine - will not being going back.The bar man had no interest at all.

Went at 8.20pm on a Sunday evening. Was told that engineer was coming to do some work at 9pm. Only 4 people in the restaurant. Man in the restaurant was not very helpful, apologetic for giving us information that was incorrect by the waitress that they were still serving. May well have been a lucky escape judging by

The chips were lovely and the service was excellent and it is a really good place to go out to have food. I would go there again.

Just come home after a meal in the Bull. They should be ashamed of themselves. The 3 waiters/waitresses were so lazy to be unbelievable. Whenever we went to the bar the three of them were in the back ground, playing around,chatting and laughing taking no notice of the people waiting at the bar. The male bar tender was especially rude as he pretended not to understand what we were asking for in welsh i.e 1 large white wine,(all the correct hand motions, one finger held up and two hands held up wide apart to show- large) His attitude was abysmal, he couldn't care less about the customers, the meals, the service. He was very rude and actually said he didn't like/he was fed up of the welsh language being forced upon him! He is working in Llangefni and he can't understand One in welsh!! That is funny.The manageress was absent as usual. The meal was ok, nothing more. Bistro? Thats funny,it is a bar meal, over priced, had worse but had LOTS better.Never again.

We went here for a graduation dinner so it was a special occasion and the restaurant provided a special evening. It wasn't cheap at £45 per head for 3 courses but the food was lovely. There were 6 of us and therefore sampled many of the dishes and no one was disappointed - would highly recommend.

Plenty of choice on the menu to cater for most tastes. The food is full of flavour and portions are quite generous. They offer not only your usual pub food but also local choices.

Ordered two pints of beer, wrong brew delivered. No apology. Restaurant not busy. Ordered from menus, 20 mins later approx. (we feel freshly cooked food you have to wait but what we had ordered was very simple.) asked how long it would.take Told in a few minutes. This was repeated no reason given. 50 mins later husband makes a fuss and speaks to Manageress. No apology told large party in bar. Queried why we were not told of delay. To be fair beer was good, ditto food and they did not charge for drinks but really very inefficient. A shame has prices were reasonable. Talked to others on Caravan Club site and some had similar experiences. Maybe better to go at lunchtime rather than at 7pm.

Mike and the team do a great job. Carvery is excellent far above many, and the wider menu is also good value. Food is well cooked and served by the staff. The pub is excellent and very popular.