Caffi Ty Newydd Cafe in Gwynedd - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We've previously visited this cafe on our holidays and have always had a pleasant experience with nice food. Not sure what's happened since then, but they seem to be understaffed and our order was forgotten about twice. Young girl on service seemed to be snowed under and we ended up leaving without a dessert after waiting ages to be told it had been forgotten about again. Was offered an apology but staff could do with some customer service skills as a smile and a how was your meal wouldn't of gone a miss. Considering our order wasn't put through not once but twice some type of compensation or refund would of been a nice gesture but all we got was do we want it boxed up to take home. Such a shame as its a great location but won't tolerate rudeness and bad customer service, so we won't be visiting again!

We had a week's stay at the campsite and being able to pop to the cafe was awesome! The food is top notch and priced well. The staff are lovely and helpful. We will definitely be back again! The views are just a bonus!

Wonderfully remote campsite and café. Went there for lunch as good reviews on Tripadvisor and accepted dogs. Well deserved as food was good quality, especially the bacon. Cakes very nice too and all good value. Nice toilets. Friendly owners and staff. Well worth a visit before or after a trip to the lovely viewpoint at Mynydd Mawr.

At the furthest tip of the llyn peninsula, in newly built premises, this cafe enjoys a magnificent situation with wonderful views over the most unspoilt country imaginable. Inside seating for the cold or wet days and a spacious patio for warmer days, plus good value and excellent coffee, with friendly and knowledgeable ladies to advise on the local area, make for a truly enjoyable experience.

We happened to drive past and called in for a cup of coffee and a toilet break. The service we received and the products available meant we stayed longer than planned, and bought more! Fresh scones were delicious, along with fresh cakes on display and ice creams and crisps. We didnt eat a main meal as it was late afternoon but all of the food and drink we bought was very good value, fresh and served with great care by what looks like a wonderful multi generational team. The view from here is wonderful and we are so pleased to have stopped and hope to be back soon.

Pendraw byd - waww worth walking to😜 Staying in Uwchmynydd for a weekend and walked the Llwybr arfordir/Welsh Coastal path and wanted to try this place for ages (well it was not a disappointment) Great service and views,plenty of choice and warm welcome (the hot scones straight from the oven were 👌👌) DIOLCH

We visited this cafe on three occasions during our recent holiday in Aberdaron. Situated at the foot of Uwchmynedd it offers great sea views including Bardsey Island. Served each morning by the friendly Marion, this became our favourite cafe. Plenty of tables inside, and decking outside for when the weather permits. I always chose the standard Welsh breakfast, great value at £6. Two very thick rashers of bacon, two sausages, fried egg, hash brown, toast and beans. There is a larger breakfast which includes two of everything for a £1 more, but the normal one was enough for me. Good cake selection too, and we recommend the homemade Bara Brith.

The location is absolutely brilliant we stay in aberdaron all the time and so glad we've found this hidden gem we had a lovely coffee and hot chocolate with our lunch a lovely toastie and then we had a walk from the cafe lovely area and even better cafe with lovely staff.

We called for breakfast at the start of our hike & it was very enjoyable. After ordering it took 35 minutes before our food arrived which was fine as it it obviously cooked from fresh. The food was very good except for the poor quality sausages, otherwise it would be a full 5 stars

situated in surrounding stunning scenery this friendly family run cafe is a gem. We had booked for afternoon tea - it was truly delicious and one of the best I've ever had. Between 2 of us we had 6 fingers of tastly freshly made sandwiches with a variety of fillings; 2 sausage rolls (pastry was light and flaky); 2 quiche (again very tasty with a light pastry and full of filling); salad (comprising of lettuce, cucumber and tomatoes); pot of coleslaw; pot of chutney; served on slate and very well presented. Served with either tea or coffee of your choice - we had a teapot of tea and a teapot of peppermint tea. Then came the variety of cakes (again very nicely served on slate) consisting of individual cheesecake each; two pieces of carrot cake, almond slice, sponge cake, rocky road, scone (with a ramekin of strawberry jam and ramekin of fresh cream); lemon drizzle (too much for us really - but we got to take the rest home with us). The cakes were freshly made and not too big a portion. You'll need to book afternoon tea in advance; but can call in anytime to eat from the other menu. Everything freshly made and well worth the wait. We will return and also recommend others to visit.

We are really pleased that we found this café a few years ago, the place is run by a lovely family and staff that make you very welcome every time you go, the food and service is top and nothing is to much trouble, the views are also a bonus the cafe is going from strength to strength due to the hard work of all involved with this business my advice to anyone reading this review is to go and try this café for yourselves you won't be disappointed it's especially good on a nice day as it has a very large patio where you can sit with friends and enjoy the food and views.Enjoy!

I keep going back here because it’s so wonderful! i find it relaxing and the food is gorgeous . But best of all it’s the friendliest environment i’ve come across . 10 out 10 from me. Bernie. from Manchester

Really lovely stop while walking from aberdaron to the coastal path. Stopped off with our two teenage sons for chips and drinks - first class! Nothing was too much trouble for the staff who were friendly and helpful. Thank you

Think someone got out the wrong side of the bed. One of the staff came over as very aggressive and didn’t make for a pleasant start to a meal. In the past we have found it welcoming and good food. Really hope this is a one off.

Following on from Porth Meudwy along the coastal path towards the tip of the Llyn, we again visited the Ty Newydd campsite cafe . [Caffi Ty-Newydd] for a light lunch. Much quieter than the last visit on Bank Holiday but the service was the same - Excellent! Good food, good friendly service, lovely views. A great place to have a rest and recharge the batteries before attempting the walk up Uwchmynydd!

This is a well run site with good facilities and amazing views. They are working hard to provide guests with new and additional facilities. The new cafe if ideally located with a great view of Bardsey

After a walk along part of the Wales Coastal path and a walk down to St. Mary's Well we stopped off for an ice-cream and ended up with ice creams, a latte and the best banoffi pie we've ever tasted! Lovely staff, amazing views and perfect end to a lovely afternoon. Will definitely be calling here again and would definitely recommend this lovely cafe.

Always stop here on our way up to the headland at Uchmynydd. Always very friendly and great food, whether it's a coffee and cake or a full welsh breakfast. Fast and efficient.

We stopped here during a long walk. Staff were very friendly and we enjoyed a lovely cup of coffee. They also serve food and takeaway for the caravan site on which it is placed and those passing.

Lugar perfecto para una caravana; buenas y amplias instalaciones y campos. Genial para el acceso a la ruta de la costa y el pueblo de Aberdaron. Gente amable y tranquila ubicación (estuvimos allí a mediados de marzo) a una hora a pie a Aberdaron en la carretera, dos horas en el camino de la costa. Gran lugar, sin duda, genial para volver acceso a paseos.

Had a fabulous crab salad and a pint of larger. Small coastal village off the beaten track. Visited on a sunny but very cold windy day but the place was magic. National Trust car park and gallery there as well.

Perfect stop after a long headland walk. Friendly staff. Dog friendly. Excellent toilet facilities. Good fresh food and lovely choice of menu. Definite stop on longer walks

Nos encantó nuestra estancia en Ty newydd - granja, así que nos reservamos de nuevo incluso antes de regresar a casa!Pedimos un desayuno en nuestra última mañana, lo cual fue traído a nosotros por el personal encantador, casi como Experto en Glamping para nosotros, insuperable, por la amabilidad y la relación calidad-precio! El desayuno era justo lo que necesitaba!Veremos de nuevo en el verano!

My boyfriends family have been coming to this site every year for over 20 years, maybe more. My first visit to this site was in 2011 and I can safely say I wouldn't go anywhere else. The site is a friendly, family run business consisting of a number of large fields fit for both caravans and tents. Most plots have an electric hook up and are very reasonably sized. The site is located at the end of the Llyn Peninsula, therefore very quiet and peaceful with stunning views. aberdaron beach is not too far away with local shops and pubs for all your needs. staff are extremely friendly and will do anything to help make your stay as enjoyable as possible. The cafe serves brilliant food for those days where you just dont want to faff around cooking in your tent or caravan. there is a large conservatory at the back of the cafe and also a large seating area outside for the warmer days.there is a small gift shop also, and a beauty treatment room where you can have spa treatments such as facials and massages. the toilet and shower facilities are great. always clean with plenty of loo roll/handwash. There is a choice of 20p showers (2minutes) or 50p showers (5minutes) and cubicles are of a very decent size. the main office is also filled with leaflets of places nearby to visit, and the staff will give you as much advice as possible to ensure your stay is safe and enjoyable. overall, a fantastic campsite which expands year by year. wouldn't go anywhere else. see you next year!

Siendo muy vago estos días cuando caravanng y molestarte cocinar una brecwast completo. La media de hanner bien es cierto ya que había sólo el 2 de nosotros es a menudo no comprar paquetes completos de tocino y huevos/ CIG moch y WY. Así que a menudo para ir a un restaurante local. Esta vez, fuimos a Newydd café la razón l no han sido en el pasado es que está en un camping l pensamos que era por el uso de aquellos que se alojen en el camping l descubrimos un par de años atrás. Yo disfruté de un muy buen desayuno inglés completo o Welsh haga su elección y marido huevos revueltos/WY en tostadas. cuando le preguntamos en/hanner de mitad inglés Wels/Cymru que se alentó a probar el idioma. mencionamos que el enlace de Aberdaron creo que estaban corriendo de clases a través del verano para los habitantes de hacerlo. Lo que es una buena idea después de 50 años l todavía lucha pero manteniendo recogiendo nueva/newydd palabra cada año. Muy bonito, limpio y camping así

Fuimos aquí el sábado 21 de 2014 Septiembre. Muy concurrida con los lugareños y los turistas que siempre es una buena señal. Por suerte, teníamos una reserva de lo contrario no habríamos podido comer aquí. Éramos un grupo que había venido aquí para celebrar un cumpleaños especial de un amigo. El menú tenía algo para todo el mundo. Pedí el pollo supremo y estaba delicioso. Dos del grupo tenía una lasaña que no nos gusta ya que nos dijeron que estaba seco. Hay mucho lugar para sentarse fuera en la terraza y tiene estufas de patio para cuando hace frío por la noche realmente disfruté de mi primera visita a Ty Newydd y sin duda volveremos.