Cabin Cafe in Gwynedd

The meal was great, fish and chips for me and sausage and chips with baked beans for my son. Good size meals and freshly cooked. Will call again with friends

Lovely little place, as soon as we walked in they where all smiles & very friendly, met some locals , had a great laugh with them and where a help with where we could visit on our nxt day , the food was amazing, I was literally stuffed lol x

This is a great little family run cafe whom seamed to be very popular with the local community. Whilst we were here they seamed very pleasant to us and helpful when asked questions about things to do while we were here on holiday and the prices were good to lot cheaper than Costa that's for sure

Our first visit and definitely won't be our last. My mum, my sister, myself and our two little girls. The ladies were lovely with the children and the food was ample and delicious. Wonderful atmosphere and great music! The girls were very much taken with the mini-cafe on the wall.

Lovely friendly little cafe. Ham egg and chips with proper thick ham. Fish and chips. A toastie and a panini. Proper homemade chips. Really tasty. Dog friendly and staff were lovely. Would eat here again.

Lovely family Breakfast with lovely staff.. lovely small cafe with very reasonable prices. Will make sure we come.back when we visit again:)

My partner and myself visited this lovely little cafe last Tuesday, we received a lovely warm welcome and the staff were very friendly. We both decided to have the ham, egg and chips with bread and butter and it was absolutely delicious with home cooked thick cut ham and proper chips! Which is a rare thing to find these days. We are looking forward to visiting again soon, luckily for us we don’t live too far away.

Fabulous little gem. Very welcoming and efficient staff. Food is alway beautiful, best breakfast with top quality bacon and sausage in Wales. Liz who owns the cafe is really helpful and friendly

Great service. Fab prices. Friendly staff, freshly prepared food. What's not to like? I ordered a breakfast and it was all delicious. Good quality food (bacon was generously sliced thick - not the cheap stuff you cud spit through!), great portion sizes and toast served fully buttered (none of that crappy little pre packed freezing cold speck of butter! that is a disappointment from start to finish and doesn't spread).Great cuppa, so nice I ordered two! Going back tomorrow, I liked it so much

It has been ages since we were last able to visit, but although the interior had had a facelift, the same great service and lunch were provided. Word seems to have got arou d because we struggled to get a table, but managed it eventually. We had the special which was ham, egg and chips. The ham was excellent and a very generous portion. One customer asked for a takeaway box for his lunch which he could not finish. It was quickly supplied by Liz. Yet another great visit, so good to be back.

Welcoming lady served is. Nice menu. Not overpriced. Locals regulary coming in. Bit dated but thats the character of the cafe

The cafe was packed when we visited for lunch, but it was worth it to see this year's decorations, which are always excellent. Great food, company and welcome. Thanks to you all, you make our Christmas visit!

Thank you for such a lovely meal at lunchtime today (30/10). My Daughter & I ordered plain burgers with all the trimmings (chips/salad/coleslaw) & my Husband wanted soup, which unfortunately wasn't available & instead he was offered Welsh stew. Everything was very tasty & hot, which was great & prices were very reasonable (quite cheap if I'm honest). Husband said he was glad soup wasn't available, as the stew was very tasty. We had gone into another restaurant (which was going to be half hour wait for food), so we left & really glad we found this little place. Very nice decor & great music. Highly recommended & we would definitely visit again if in the area.. thank you to you

I visited this charming little cafe a few days ago and boy was I glad I did. I was greeted by a young lady at the desk and we ordered straight away as we knew by reading the menu on the door before coming in which is convenient.Me and the wife both had burger and chips and my 2 boys had breakfasts. It came out pretty quick considering they make home made chips, I saw on here people raving about the chips and yes they were very nice but that burger was to die for! We then went on to have a lovely chat with the owner and her granddaughters about the memorabilia on the walls, what a great place! I will definitely be returning next time we’re in the area.

I wouldn't know where to begin with this place and to be clear, I don't write bad reviews very often as I always want places to do well and thrive. However...however, this place was diabolical.The food was awful. Took an age to arrive despite us being the only ones in the cafe during high season at lunchtime, itself a slight giveaway. An evidently microwave-cooked baked potato (really?) and a salad destroyed with masses of raw onion. I asked for water and received a glass of tap water...laughable. They only accept cash...sorry, but that is a bit of a giveaway too and the decor despite multiple publicised proclamations about various local awards was dreadful kitsch. There was shouting across the room in a Welsh dialogue which is OK as it is, after all, Wales, but shouting across your table as you push the awful food around your plate? We didnt finish and left, over £11 worse off for food not worth a third of that. Perhaps if the vinyl table covering wasn't sticky things might have been better.

Very Good fry up in a cosy music themed cafe - friendly staff - Coffee could be better but I am a coffee snob.

Had another lovely meal here. Staff are always friendly and make you feel welcome. We always end up, having a lovely chat with the staff and owner. The food is delicious. I absolutely love their home made chips. I know we will be back there again soon and the experience will be as lovely next time as well.

The cafe has recently been updated. One thing that is no different is the excellent service from Liz and her family and the 50's/60's look, with the music of the period playing in the background. Highly recommend the lasagne and proper chips which you can see being prepared in the kitchen. No frozen, prepared bags of chips here.

Excellent welcome every time we visit .Staff are lovely no job too much no matter how busy they are . Food always well presented,and have always enjoyed our meals,

this is a small friendly place and I have had a drink there they do food but I have not eaten there its clean and niceand friendly

We had an excellent lunch with Liz and family and her decorations are the best we saw in Pwllheli. Well done for making our day, nobody tops your home made chips.

We walked in from the rain to a cafe cosy and picture perfect with its twinkling white lights and paper garlands. There's a knowing 60s vibe with vinyl singles and album covers dotting the cream-painted tongue & groove walls, and the china cups and saucers were stacked on shelves with jaunty red and white paper liners. Retro, certainly, but definitely not tired. Everything was as pristine as a pin-in-paper. No miasma of grease or smells of tired food. This place was CLEAN! Our eggs and chips and bread and butter and mugs of tea were all piping hot and perfectly prepared, and the service was friendly and swift. I came out feeling that of its kind it was a perfect experience, and that the day had just got better.

Nice little cafe, but there are no toilets. Attentive service, cosy, slightly limited menu, but great chips.

Came for the first time with my husband this morning after a recommendation from my friend we both had the all day breakfast... it was fantastic value for money and the staff were very pleasant... amazing music great decor.. Will deffinatly be returning

My family and I went to a wedding last month and was told about the lovely little cafe. We decided to give it a try.

Lovely little cafe decorated in 1950's and 60's memorabilia. Good menu and great value, quality all day breakfast. Debra is a fab and friendly waitress and Liz is the cook who is a great character. They make proper fresh chips from scratch, not frozen. Neah, probably spelled wrong, works hard but nothing is too much trouble. It was a delight to visit and be made so welcome. Well done!

Found this little gem whilst wandering around Pwllheli, tastefully decorates in musical memorabilia from years gone by, Beatles, elvis, Roy orbison ect.

Lovely caffe, Lovely staff, Lovely food what more can you ask for? So convenient in the middle of town. Will be visiting again!

Brilliant food , amazing staff. Definitely one of the best places in Pwllheli to go for food. Would 100% recommend.

Went into this dingy little greasy spoon cafe today and had the worst breakfast ever. Avoid this place and the so called proprietor. She was extremely rude and very up herself. Without customers like me she wouldn't even have a grotty little place. Saw her come out of Iceland with some frozen sausages a few hours after we left! Locally bought fresh hmmm I think not. Clearly this run down little place will soon be run to the ground. Greasy food, greasy table and dirty chairs! Awful service. Will never go back!!

We went into Cabin Cafe today with my parents. We had lovely meals - lasagne chips and salad, cheese burger and chips, bacon and egg sandwich with hot drinks, the food was excellent and the staff were extremely helpful - nothing too much trouble, even brought a goodybag home with us.

We met Liz at a friends wedding and she is a lovely welcoming lady. We went to the cabin cafe the next day for breakfast which was wonderful. Would highly recommend.

A great place to have a snack and enjoy the music and look of the past through items around the cafe, the food is good value for money too...... worth a bit of fun

My husband and I stopped into The Cabin for an all day breakfast one Friday and we’re so glad we did! It’s a fabulous cafe, the decor is great and the staff and customers are so lovely! The food was beautifully cooked by Mitchell - lovely thick bacon, beautiful sausages, grilled fresh tomatoes, lovely crispy hash browns and lovely fresh fried eggs and of course, a proper mug of tea.

Stumbled across this delightful cafe. Great all day breakfast for a fiver. Cafe nicely decorated with sixties and fifties memorabilia. Highly recommended

On arrival the lady behind the counter was busy writing then her mob phone rang so she went outside to take the call after ten minutes a young lady came out from the back of the café to serve us ordered three baked potatoes and two teas after a thirty minute wait we were served three cold baked potatoes and one tea and one coffee the tea was the worst cup of tea I've ever had. the lady behind the counter never acknowledged us once the whole time we were in the café. to be fair the young lady who served us was very friendly.

Hubby and I went here for lunch after looking around the Wednesday market. The Cafe was tiny inside with half a dozen tables and cramped seating. We managed to squeeze in by the door entrance/exit. I went to the counter to order. I had to wait a while and then a lady took my order. She wasn't rude but she wasn't really welcoming. The bill came to £12.60 (they only accept cash - no card payments). We waited a while to be served - even for the 2 mugs of tea. Hubby said he generally enjoyed his meal of 2 standard sausages, a decent portion of chips (even though they didn't taste home-made) and a fried egg. I had 2 slices of crispy salty bacon, chips and egg. The salt, vinegar and brown sauce were in the form of sachets in baskets on the counter. I asked for tomato ketchup but she said they didn't have any!

Me and my team had lunch at Cabin for three weeks. We were working at a near by store. We were treated to something different everyday, from fish and chips to lamb shank. The pasta was to die for.

We found this lovely little cafe a few months ago and popped in for something light. This is now our new favorite place. You are always welcomed with a smile and I must say the food is fantastic.

We had been in Pwhelli and called to

Been here a couple of times now went back because the wife remembered how good the egg on toast was last time. There were local people in there which is usually a good sign. The decor is fifties rock n' roll c/w the soundtrack playing in the background (as a soul boy it's not my scene but pleasant anyway). The lady that greeted us was very friendly and even helped me with my Welsh language learning. We again ordered basic snacks like jacket spud and cheese on toast which were excellent served with loads of salad and coleslaw.

Called here today with our family for morning coffee after reading fab reviews on Trip Adviser.

Called in for lunch on Sunday and was so pleased we avoided wetherspoons! Lovely 50s diner decor and the friendly waitress made us feel instantly welcome! We had bangers, chips and gravy as the mash had run out and tuna sandwiches - chips were home made and so good! Mugs of tea whilst listening to classic rock and roll! A real treat! Avoid the big chains and eat local- we did and it was fab!

On a recent wet trip to pwllheli me any my girlfriend were looking for for somewhere to have breakfast and...

Eight of us had lunch and each really enjoyed our meals. There was nothing left on our plates .Love these small family run cafe such good food and service and good value. Give this one a try you won't be disappointed.

Lovely breakfast, and great service and service with a smile lovely little cafe, great value for money too

I read about Cabin Cafe on TripAdvisor and was keen to sample it's delights. From the outside it could be any nondescript tea shop/greasy spoon but inside, it's a bijou 50s/60s music themed diner. The walls are adorned with memorabilia and vintage LP covers and the soundtrack is of course music from this era.Despite the bold visual theme, everything else is quite 'normal', relaxed and casual. The menu is standard cafe favourites (breakfasts, sandwiches, burgers, jackets etc) - all at regular cafe prices. Thankfully, there are no silly music-inspired named burgers and the staff aren't dressed up in 50's mini skirts! Quite the opposite really! The lady owner has a very down-to-earth, no nonsense quality and lit up when I mentioned that I discovered the cafe on TripAdvisor. We had a good chat about music and laughed at our different musical tastes (60s vs 80s)!!On display is a rather wonderful scale model of the cafe which was made by a customer using bits and pieces found on the beach. Pictures of this model are here on TripAdvisor. Prior to seeing the model, I assumed the images were computer generated!The cafe is spotlessly clean. Tables are dressed with in-keeping red gingham oilcloth.other memorabilia from the time. It's tastefully done (not too much) and

Service with a smile, great bacon and egg sandwich, clean cafe and reasonable prices. Interesting decor and music that took us back to our teenage years!

Had the good fortune to visit pwllheli again this year and ate breakfast at The Cabin Cafe and once again Liz Morris and her family provided excellent service and an even better All day breakfast, it was delicious as always

Stopped for a cheeky little milkshake whilst we had the dog with us. Could sit outside around the back in the sun and was lovely

Lovely cafe and the breakfast was great. Full English or should that be Welsh breakfast with coffee and toast set me up for the day. Can't believe I've not been before but will definitely be back. All in with milky coffee £6.60

My wife, 2 young children and I visited here in June 2016 for a quick snack. The young lady who served us was very friendly and attentive and didn't mind us taking over half the cafe with the pram as it is short on space.The food was tasty and fairly priced.The cafe itself is styled on a 60's rock cafe (I think) with the walls covered with vinyl, acoustic guitars hanging up, and the classic red and white table cloths.A great little place for lunch in Pwllheli.

Looking for lunch whilst in the town, many places were full so we wandered around and found this place with spare tables. Did not look much from outside but when we went in, we were amazed to see 60s/70s music memorabilia all over the walls - fascinating! Staff were very friendly and the food was delicious and so cheap - sandwiches and cups of tea which were filling and hot on a cold day! Even got talking to other customers when we heard them talking about the just announced election - we were told the Cabin Cafe was the place to be if you wanted to know what was going on in the world !!

What a great place. Great food (I had the all day breakfast and my wife had 2 excellent sausage rolls), at a good price but what makes it is the themed atmosphere.We will be back and would recommend this place to anyone visiting Pwhelli.

Travelling from Anglesey to n after gallery a few miles beyond Pwllheli, as we enjoy a cooked breakfast on a day out we stopped in Pwllheli to find somewhere to eat. I found a 90 minute free parking at Lido's and proceeded to find this little gem. On the outside it appears as any cafe would, but inside, quite a different matter. The lady who greeted us was so welcoming, it was a bit like 'going home'. Delicious and inexpensive cooked breakfast, coffee and even a topping up of our drinks we hadn't even asked for or expected, a small thing but it was such a kind gesture to two stranger customers. The cafe seems to be a locals' favourite and passing through through visitors, and all equally welcomed!! It had Viscount peppermint bucuits and flying saucers at 2p each and and other maybe forgotten sweets. Clean, welcoming, freshly cooked, very tasty, and very good quality locally sourced bacon, sausages and free range eggs, but food aside, the friendliness was the all important part of the cabin cafes menu!!!! I will be visited again when we travel on the Llyn Peninsula, that's for sure. We have no hesitation in giving it high marks.

There is only a small market on Wednesdays in Y Maes in winter, so with time on our hands we visited The Cabin again. The usual good coffee and an excellent cheese on toast was soon provided. The best part though was the Christmas decorations. There is a small window fitted full of goodies, but inside it is like a grotto. Santa would be proud!

Called at the Cabin Café in Pwllheli whilst stopping off on a train journey whilst exploring North Wales and really pleased I did! It’s a charming little café with a fab 50’s/60’s vibe. The walls are covered with vinyl records of people from that era like Elvis and Cliff and where we sat by the window there was a big black and white poster of the Fab Four. The white panel walls and red and white checked tablecloths really added to that 50’s diner vibe - and I loved the way the condiments were placed in old 7” singles which must have been carefully softened near a warm stove and moulded into little dishes!But what of the food!? Well, we were only in for elevenses’ if you like! And opted for a simple bacon sandwich! So why all 5 stars? Because the place was charming. The host was very kind and friendly and the bacon sandwich when it did come was really really nice. I eat the tiniest amount of meat, often skipping it for months at a time so you could say I’m really fussy – but what I had today was yummy so I’m sure, when we go back I’ll want to go back to the Cabin and try something else!Great place – make sure you check it out!

Good atmosphere. Old records and Lp covers on the walls, and Elvis, Cliff and sixties music playing from a juke box. Good service and food quick and hot.

Been here a few times, the decor is amazing, the food is lovely and the staff are warm and friendly.All meals are home cooked at a very good price. Nice clear cafe and will be returning here again

Really nice staff, friendly and welcoming when we came in, a nice selection of food and drink, tou can but sweets to take away, prices are really good and not expensive, the staff are really helpful with kids, ran out of jackets and was able to sort something else out for me (I have a wheat allergy )

been here a few times over about five years, always good food, Nice friendly lady runs this place helped by her family home cooked food at an excellent price all spotlessly clean

Stranded in Pwllheli early on wet Saturday I wondered where to go and remembered this small, but welcoming cafe. The lights were on and they had just opened, but hot coffee and a delicious breakfast were soon in front of us. Lots of choice with bacon, sausages, egg, beans, tomato, hash browns, black pudding and mushrooms with a round of toast on the side. All for just £5, can't be bad. Left with the music in our ears and a bag of jelly babies. Not such a bad start to the day after all.

First visit to the town and headed straight to the Cafe having read 38 Trip Advisor reviews rating this as excellent whilst on the train journey down. Yes the venue is very clean and tidy and yes the 50's music theme adds a nice touch. Sadly the food was very disappointing. We had the all day breakfast and I guess had high expectations based on all the glowing reviews. The reality was a small plate of poor quality ingredients that you could easily improve upon at most other breakfast venues. Tea was advertised as 80p a cup or £1 a mug but the mugs were tiny. What I am trying to say is that overall the experience here does not reflect anything out of the ordinary that the 38 previous reviews suggest?. Please also note that there are no toilet facilities either.

Always a warm welcome from the owner and sraff. Great food and company. Set in the middle of Pwllheli by tha main square. Ideal stop off for market on Sundays and Wednesdays.

Called in for a light lunch and had a fab bacon sandwich, a warm welcome and a lovely chat. Great location in the centre of Pwllheli and everything you expect and hope for from a good old fashioned cafe.

I've only just left here, in fact i can still see it. Without doubt the best cooked breakfast i have ever had the pleasure to be served. A cool little cafe, cosy and quirky with its 50's music theme. Clean and spotless and the girl who served us was lovely and friendly. Definitely worth a visit if your in the town.

Visited for a quick cup of coffee and a bite to eat.A unique and friendly cafe decorated with 50's and 60's memrobilia.There is even a small scale model of the cafe which my son thought was brilliant.The food was delicious and reasonable priced.A popular little cafe with the locals and visitors well worth a visit.

We found Cabin Cafe on a trip out in north wales. We had toasties and cups of tea for a light lunch. Very pleasant staff and lovely fresh food. Food was value for money. Will certainly visit again

Excellent food...excellent service....staff went beyond to please friendly and ideal place for food....10/10 ..highly recommend ...

Visited north wales again this year and went to The Cabin Cafe in Pwllheli, and it just gets better. This is a lovely family run establishment with a wonderful atmosphere and excellent food. Liz and Myfanwy made us really welcome as always. Well worth a visit especially if you're looking for a darn good breakfast.

A cute little café with a welcoming atmosphere, lovely food and the 50's/60's music playing in the background sealed the deal. Will be coming again.

We went there with our grandaughter and we had graet service and fine food.Diolch am fod yn glen efo hen bobol

I met a friend on the market and popped into this cafe over the road. I have never been before, as I have usually chosen others and this was not on my list. What a pleasant surprise. The coffee was good and our snack of burger and chips was excellent. The service was good but a little slow due to the place being full. We finished off by buying a few old fashioned sweets from her too. Quite a fun visit with the old records playing and the matching record sleeves on the walls.

we visited north wales for first time for long weekend and stumbled across the cabin cafe and what a great place very warm friendly and welcoming music and theme was just brilliant and food was excellent and we will go back again next time we visit!

Had a lovely lunch recently. Beautiful home-made Stilton and Broccoli soup and a nice fresh salad garnish. Thanx Liz - lovely as always and I love the updated music theme in the café. What a lovely bright place this is.

We went into Pwllheli for the Christmas event so we had to call in to this little favourite. Her decorations are stunning and in my opinion the best for miles around. I don't care if she doesn't do them herself. The point is she has them done to such a high standard. There was a new coffee even better than the previous and her bacon and egg sandwich on a horrid day was very welcome.

Our second visit to this wonderful Cafe was as delightful as the first.This family run business is so friendly and welcoming, Your always made to feel welcome and look forward to your next visit.

Was a brilliant lunch at Cabin Cafe. Never met a more friendly, pleasant and fun owner. Had a good laugh and a delicious lunch. Great music on and when the owner saw we were enjoying it, she nicely turned it up a little for us. We felt so welcome and really enjoyed ourselves. All the staff were friendly and fun. They were happy to chat and joke with us. Overall it was one of the best experiences we've had anywhere. We will defiantly be going back again.

Popped in for lunch and decided to go for the Liver & Bacon option. It was really really good and I had it with Chips too. It was beatuiful and very tender. the gravy was rich and tasty and just right.

We stumbled on this cafe about 6 years ago and have gone back every year since. It is decorated with rock & roll memorabilia. It is spotlessly clean, the food is nice, the lady who runs it is very charming, and the prices are very reasonable.We will go back on my next visit they recently won an award for the best themed cafe well deserved.

On a flying visit to the area we called in to this local favourite. We saw the winter specials menu and tried the liver and bacon with mash and veg. It included a cup of tea and was £5.50, very good value for a large portion.

Lovely start to our morning, lovely feel, friendly and helpful staff, excellent food, great service & a fabulous style & theme to a very warm and wonderful place.

Lovely friendly family ran cafe with a nice welcoming feeling very clean and a Nicely decorated . Very reasonable priced in very good location. Staff have brill local knowledge and can point you in the right direction for any thing you may need

Friendly place with very tasteful nostalgic decor from the sixties. We went with our two young daughters who also loved the great feel of the place. We had toasties, coffee and tea cakes for four and paid just over twelve quid. Not bad for the homemade wholesome quality we received . So different from the rest of the nautical feel of the area, definitely worth a try and it won't break the bank just for a quick nibble after the beach..

What a lovely little cafe. The staff are very helpful and kind. The portions are out of this world. Definitely worth every penny. Will be returning soon as my children love the music. 50s / 60s theme love it x

What's to like about this place? The tacky cheaply done theme, the plastic chairs and the stale bread yuck. But the worst part has to be the waitress standing there picking her nose in full view of the customers then handling food with same unwashed hands.

Hi LizJust a quick note to say hi. Lovely to eat at your place again. Fantastic value for money and great quality. Love your hearty breakfasts.

We popped in at lunch time and had a lovely lunch of pate and side salad. Thanks very much. Full marks. Best of luck.

Called in for a late breakfast and had to queue to get in! Great to see her award and we would give her another for her continued excellent breakfast. Good to have it grilled and now there is a great special menu with healthy options. We will call again before the holiday ends.

We came to your Cafe, my wife and 2 kids, and my daughter had a full English breakfast and it was superb. To me the bacon brought back memories in the olden days. I have to admit the breakfasts were better our own camp-site. Our little son had beans on toast, he loved it. The Cafe is warm and a homely place to be in and you can just chat. It doesn't take long before after you have ordered for it ,to come. We went last October and loved it that is why we when back on Friday14th August 2015. And we will be going back again. We spoke to Liz the owner very friendly .150% out of 100%. PERFECT. When we went the Cafe was so busy. Even though it was full she always had the time to talk to us. How lovely. We would recommend this to anybody at any age.

Never have I eaten breakfast in a cafe with such brilliant atmosphere. The decor is superb and the 50s and 60s music is fantastic. The staff were very polite and accomodating. The full English breakfast which I had was top notch. I loved the music and the atmosphere so much I stayed to have another 2 cups of tea. I even had a sneaky little jive with the owner. When I'm down this area again I will definitely return to this little gem of a cafe.

I was a bit weary of visiting this cafe because of the reviews on here but we're do I start??? It's was great! The owner was lovely and welcoming. The staff were polite. The atmosphere was breathtaking. I know that might seem a bit dramatic but waw! The music and decor took me back to the good old days. I couldn't stop singing! We ordered a breakfast, double egg and chips, a cheese burger and a kids chicken nugget meal.. The breakfast was what I would call a PROPA fry up. The chips and egg were just like ordinary chips and egg you'd make at home. The cheese burger was lovely and came as a massive portion of chips, salad and coleslaw. And the kids meal was quite big for a kids meal. I would advise everyone of any age to visit this treasure in pwllheli!

Went to this cafe with my wife for breakfast while visiting Pwllheli again. We both had the full English. The plate was swimming in grease and the sausages were cheap and horrid. I was unable to remove the taste of grease from my mouth all day even after a full packet of mints!

Where do I start! I called for breakfast after reading the reviews on here. So wish I had not bothered. It was cold, over cooked and full of grease. Won't be returning :-(

What a super little place !! We had a really tasty and filling breakfast it kept us going all day the owner Liz couldn't have been more friendly what a lovely lady and her staff were really attentive and accommodating nothing was to much trouble. The café is decked out 50's style with vinyl records on the walls along with photo's of 50's idols, gingham table cloths and a miniature 50's and 60's Wurlitzer playing music of that era what a joy !! we will most certainly be going back when we next visit Pwllheli, so thank you for a lovely experience see you again soon.

This little cafe is tucked away but opposite the main car park in Y Maes. The place is small with just 6 tables inside but the menu is good and the staff friendly and welcoming. We had open sandwiches, one ham and pineapple and one prawn and mairie rose sauce. Absolutely excellent! The cafe is also decorated with 50s and 60s records and plays music of the period. A delightful place we will visit again.

Yet again they score again. The young lady who cooked our breakfast and served us was very efficient and friendly. The breakfast was of the usual high quality and I swapped my tomatoes for an extra egg with no problem.

Once again me and the wife have visited Pwllheli for a weekend break and we went again the The Cabin Cafe. What great breakfasts she makes. Filled us both up full to the brim with a nice haot coffee at the end. Great and cheery service as always - thanks you guys.

Went to this cafe with my partner and our 2 children for breakfast thinking this looks a nice quaint little place....how wrong we were. I've never posted on trip adviser before but thought it my duty to warn others. I had a full English consisting of 2 sausages bacon egg tomato mushroom beans and toast. The sausages were rusk filled watery mush, the bacon dry, egg burnt round the edges and hard yolk, mushroom was 1 whole mushroom deep fried still hard and raw on the inside beans very few and toast well just toast really... One daughter had egg and chips but she wouldn't eat the egg because it was the same as mine the other had a tuna sandwich which to be fair was actually ok. Oh yeah and there was a elderly lady shouting very loudly the whole time we were there (in Welsh) seemingly a friend of the under friendly owner. Avoid at all cost unless you want a tuna sandwich and are deaf.

visited the cabin cafe on the 7th of march 2015. as usual had a warm welcome and got served straight away.. the staff are always polite and lovely.. had fish and chips which came with bread and butter and a cup of tea :).. it was perfect. just what we needed!.. and the 50's 60's music made the experience a whole lot better! will defenatly return! :) :)