Cemaes Heritage Centre in Isle of Anglesey

Popped in for a coffee after a walk along the river which the cafe patio overlooks. The river walk is recommended. The local heritage exhibition ( back of the cafe and upstairs) is really interesting and well worth a look. Very good value cakes and...

My wife and I and our twin baby daughters found this quaint little cafe while visiting Cemaes. It was ideal, the food tasty and the staff were friendly, welcoming and polite. Service of food was excellent and was freshly made and the cakes were great...

We only stayed in this area for 3 days, but every day my wife paid this café a visit, so they must be good. I went in for lunch one day, and the food and the staff were very good.

This cafe has been closed for a while and opened inFeb 19. We came across it by accident and were pleased we had. It’s run by a father and daughter team who we’re welcoming, We enjoyed ovely homemade soup. The cakes are all homemade too...

This cute little cafe was just what we needed on a cold windy day when we were looking for a quick lunch break. We had been on a country drive in Anglesey, tracing some family roots. The cafe we had planned to go to, and...

This cafe is excellent!! It is very clean, the staff are friendly and efficient. The menu is very good with options for light lunches and snacks. On our holiday in Cemaes we visited this cafe frequently because we love it so much. This is definitely...

We were so pleased that we fell upon this little gem of a café and will definitely be returning. I ordered the leek and potato soup which was absolutely delicious and my husband had a cheese and ham toastie which was equally as tasty and...

A nice little cafe, had cake, scone and Barra Brith. The great think was they had a diet drink which wasn’t diet coke.

Lovely, lovely cafe. I had coffee and bara brith. Both were excellent. I asked and the bara brith is made by one of the ladies running the cafe- it shows, it was fantastic.

As we had a dog with us we sat in the garden. About four tables here and a lovely place to sit on a good weather day. Water bowls provided for the dogs. Not a big choice but all the meals the three of us...

Eaten here lots of times very friendly staff and nice food. Lovely setting in the heart of the village would recommend a vist

We parked in the free public car park in Cemaes and walked 100 metres to the High street and over the road to the heritage centre and the café which abuts it. Two of us had lunch here and sat in the garden below the...

A nice looking little cafe with a very pleasant outdoor area which welcomes dogs. A prime site on the High Street which could make more of its spot. The menu is very limited - burger, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, salads etc. The usual filling combinations. The...

We arrived as the bistro was very close to closing time but they welcomed us into the dog friendly garden and gave us such good, friendly service and did not rush us off. We had a lovely cream tea. A real pleasure.

Called in her for lunch, very clean and food was really good. Seating available outside in the garden for us and the dog too.

Sat in the gardens a couple of times whilst with our dogs. Good selection of food and drinks. Staff friendly and nice surroundings just above the river.

This was a chance visit when my usual place for coffee was found to be closed. This certainly be used again as it was warm friendly and very good value for money.The food menu is limited, comprising soups, butties, sandwiches etc. I chose the bacon butty and recieved a generously filled bap. There were no frills, bells and whistles, just a good solid snack and an excellent pot of tea.Well worth coming off the main road for.