Caffi Porth Colmon/ harbour way in Gwynedd

Sheeps and Leeks has become a staple visit whenever we're in the area. Although small in terms of covers it is a fantastic experience. You don't in any way feel crowded, because they have got the mix between tables and space perfect. When you enter you're not quite sure what to expect. The staff greet you warmly and then take you downstairs into the seating area. What happens then is simply sensational. You are treated to a simply superb tasting menu, showcasing local produce and sublime cookery. The wine pairing is exceptional, though obviously if going for that then a taxi is the right mode of transport. The food is amazing! Simple as. Presentation is stunning, whilst the flavours are deep and complex, but not overbearing. I would be amazed if a Michelin star was not on the very near horizon! This is a must go to restaurant if you like fine food and wine, great service and prime location.

Genuinely fabulous! A stunning location, lovely clean room with some unexpected embellishments. Wonderful staff, serving exceptional food and a really cool aviator themed bar! (breakfast delivered the night before for an early check out!) my photos don't do it justice. I just hope I'm not doing myself an injustice by reviewing this place to find it not available next time I come to stay!

We visited today, although there was a large group booking already there we were seated with no problems and the service was very quick and efficient. I had the welsh black burger.. it was one of the best burgers I've had, the aber falls whisky sauce was beautiful, the burger was an "edwards burger", as anybody in the area knows Edwards is an award winning butchers with amazing quality local meat so to have such quality ingredients on the menu is an absolute winner for me. The chips were cooked to perfection, the lasagne tasted amazing too. I'd like to say a special mention to Alex, he was our waiter for the day. His customer service is quite possibly the best I have ever encountered. Well done to all involved in mixopoly, the place is amazing.

Found it closed sadly,only driven here based on reviews, and Google maps stated it should be open so did their sign. Oh well...a wasted trip.

Steffan, you darling man! What a welcome we received, we were drenched, dripping with rain, but Steffan welcomed us with a warm embrace and a tea towel to sit on. We then ordered a cappuccino and a black coffee, where I was immediately told I was getting one sugar cube because any more would play havoc with my blood pressure... Quite right! We sat in front of the roaring fire (one of the best I have ever seen), drinking our coffees which warmed us to the bone, whilst my partner (Guy) bored Steffan with his cheffing stories. It was an absolute Gem of a find and made our cold, wintry Snowdon Walk worth every second! Ignore the ten negative (out of 1,500) reviews, you are one of a kind Steffan (They just don’t make them like you anymore), keep doing what you're doing because we will be back. Send our love to Dennis x Love Jade & Guy. P.S. How was the curry? I am sure a complete success.... For anyone reading this, if you do not do Pen-y-ceunant Isaf Tea House, then frankly, you haven’t done Snowdon!