Ebeneezer's Coffee Shop and Restaurant in Gwynedd

This place is a bit strange. Bit too ‘new age’ for us. Clothing on sale quite ‘samey’ perhaps South American. Musty smelling old chapel building. Glad it’s in use. Loved the wooden tables in the cafe though, whole tree slices. Didn’t hang around for food/drink.

Lovely quirky and colourful place to visit while in Barmouth.Enjoyed good coffee reasonably priced and looking round the arts and crafts.Friendly staff and has inside and outside seating.

Filthy - the dust gathered on the staircases is unbelievable. 'World foods' on offer, include a range of Pot Noodles.

Ebeneezer's cafe is always well worth a visit when in town. I still miss the parrot! Excellent place!

Stumbled on this little gem by accident, and wow what an amazing and beautiful cafe/shop this is. Finding this place was one of the highlights of my trip. The service was fantastic, the prices were extremely reasonable and the atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing. Definitely recommend a visit to everyone.

This coffee shop stands out to me from a mile away. It’s delightfully quirky and full of brilliant and beautiful artworks and various other items, while also functioning as a cafe. The cafe itself had a pretty extensive menu, it was more varied than I expected, although we only bought a hot chocolate. It was tasty, and the barista was friendly and conversational. I’d certainly return, it was a lovely break from a traditional cafe and felt strangely peaceful.

really nice friendly place , lots of nice gifts , great place to look around ,nice coffee and choice of cakes

This place caught my eye from the street and I just had to pop in for a look around, ended up staying for a coffee and sitting outside on the benches. Nice to come across places like this that have some individuality! Brill !

Went in to have a look around, it’s definitely worth it! So much to look at, very quirky inside & some fantastic pieces of art 😊

Love coming in to shop or grab a drink and a snack. Sadly not serving food at the moment due to the current situation but takeaway drinks are available and there’s some beautiful items in the shop. We’ve eaten here before though and the food is very good indeed. Coffee is great. I always end up buying something here. If not a Baja or tie dye t-shirt then incense or other things. Well worth a look in this place which has calming atmosphere. Staff are great too.

I visited Barmouth with my wife with the specific aim of visiting Ebeneezer’s to buy a Baja. I chose one and took it to pay for. The price was on the wall at the end of the rail. Ponchos were also on sail at a higher price. When I went to pay for my baja I was asked to pay the price of the ponch. I explained that the baja was a lower price and was told they had been wrongly marked. I chose not to purchase the baja as I was disappointed at the pricing policy. I was also disappointed because prior to this visit I had purchased another baja and was very pleased with it and rated Ebeneezer’s and had intended to buy another Baja next month. Consequently I will have to find another supplier as I do like the baja.

Understanding most around Barmouth is closed this time of day (and year), of the few open I chose to give Ebenezeer's a go. My go to standard Americano, I was asked if I wanted light, medium or strong flavour. With medium always chosen, I was satisfied with the cup of joe. Decent well rounded flavour (along with a slice of a moist lemon drizzle cake). Lovely young chap behind the counter, with a friendly smile. Eclectic shop of Asian inspired clothing and home and outdoor articles. Pleasant afternoon stop.

Day trip - had lunch in this amazing place - loved it - food excellent and staff are so very kind and helpful. Lovely coffee and tea there - I recommend very highly :)

Love the ambience, great selection of Stock and very friendly young male staff.. I even bought 3 wine crates not even priced up! Will be visiting again👍

Popped in after being told by a friend to come visit and we enjoyed a nice cup of coffee with our dog. It was a lovely vibe, great quirky shop all round and will be back, hopefully next time their kitchen will be open!

Have been eating and drinking at Ebeneezers for a number of years now and have always found it a relaxing venue. Food is always tasty and service is prompt and friendly and the atmosphere is just great - will be going back for many years to come !

We ate lunch here a couple of times and really enjoyed the food but we had to wait a long time after we ordered but when it arrived it was worth the wait. We went on a cold day and kept our coats on because there is no heating. There are alot of interesting things to purchase from the shop so even if you don't eat there it well worth a look.

Been here a few times Always something new to buy Very friendly Great place to visit, even better coffee

Loved it the people were so friendly and it was the only cafe we went to that didn't make me ill. My partner and I really enjoyed the food and we loved the products they sell as well. Definitely going to barmouth again and definitely going back there again too. The whole building was beautiful and we went in basically every day for breakfast.

Had a nice break of coffee and cake while looking at ethnic clothing and Nic naks, reasonably priced and interesting cafe

How can you visit Barmouth and not visit Ebeneezers? How could go to North Wales and not go to Ebeneezers? From the outside it looks like an old chapel having a weird sale. Well, it is, actually! When you walk through the door, you are immediately transported to a totally different world. Different music, aromas atmosphere! I have this conundrum, is it a coffee house selling Oriental, Asian and African arts, crafts, clothing and more, or an emporium selling tea, snacks and coffee? Either way, it is a 'must see' to put on your list. Having said that, I would be the first to admit that these sort of places aren't every-ones taste, but t is worth the visit. I have visited Barmouth four times since 2013, and each time spent a lot of time in Ebeneezers. Sadly my wife passed away in 2016 but each time I've visited Barmouth since then, it's always meant a visit to Ebeneezers, if only for the memories. It is always so nice to go back there. The food is always fresh, clean and properly presented. The staff are always pleasant, helpful, kind and considerate. There is the tricky question of prices, as all of their merchandise is from out of this country, and the value of the pound fluctuating, it is impossible to compare prices with anywhere else. But, having visited similar shops, elsewhere, they are about on par.

Excellent food and great value. The samosas were delish and very reasonable. The nutty/caramel/shortcake slice was divine! We loved the dragon on the ceiling as well!

Food and crafts from around the world all in one place A must visit for any one coming to barmouth friendly chilled out place best coffee in the area

Cannot recommend this place highly enough! Staff so friendly, great food with a menu that is slightly different from the normal coffee shop cuisine. Definitely worth a visit when in Barmouth. Love the combination of shop and cafe. Whilst waiting for our food some of our group

I called in during a very busy afternoon in Barmouth and stayed for lunch - such a chilled place with a friendly, relaxed feel. The food is great - lots of variety and good for vegetarians too. The staff are brilliant too, definitely worth calling in.

We came across the coffee shop and are so glad we did. The food is amazing, good choice of menu with lots of different cuisines. My husband and I had the samosas which were delicious and our children had jacket potatoes which were beautifully presented with plenty of filling and salad. The coffee/milkshakes were also good. There is plenty to look at inside too-lots of different gifts. Highly recommend!

Well worth a browse around the shop and a break for a coffee. We didn't eat here but the cakes looked delicious, perhaps next time. Can find unusual gifts here for family and friends.

This cafe in an old Methodist chapel is a mixture of souk ,bazaar ,and eatery. Amazingly colourful crammed with interesting far eastern ephemera (we call it the Thai Bazaar) its just the place to rest your feet and have some very good food or drink. The soups are to die for and the rest of the menu is very nicely presented. it would be a crime to pass by and not enjoy the deliciousness of Eberneezers !

Delightful cafe come shop. Selling eclectic things clothes, ornaments, josticks etc. Staff friendly coffee, tea, snacks, cakes etc all sold. Definitely worth a visit.

I had the most delicious Turkish Pomegranate tea and a cake whilst the others chose cool drinks. Quirky place with large range of artefacts on sale. Staff very helpful and very knowledgeable about the local area.

We only popped in for a coffee. We were really tempted to try the menu but it was only mid morning and we weren't hungry. Two couples near us informed us that the soup was gorgeous. We really need to go back.!!

This was our third year that we have dined here. Great food, coffee and a small selection of beers. The surroundings in an old chapel are quirky.

We stayed just outside Barmouth and visited this cafe in an old converted chapel a couple of times during the week as the first visit was so good. The jacket potatoes were particularly good and the ambiance is great surrounded by all the far eastern merchandise. Our daughter highly recommends the caramel slice.

Went in to look around the shop and ended up staying for coffee and flapjack.

Return visit as the atmosphere and friendly staff makes this place so welcoming. Bonus for me, is that it's dog friendly. This is NOT a complaint, just an observation, the breakfast is superb, but it'd be even better with mushrooms Generous serving and the bacon cooked to order. Truly delightful establishment.

Ebeneezers is like a lightly flowing stream, it feels sureen gentle in guietly doing business with crafts of all sorts of objeyda from Indonesia Bali, Morocco, all over, even in the little crevices of life, its lovely here mum,! There's gorgeous eastern music sitar from the reagion, they do lovely rustic food Veggie "Reggy" and Vegan "Even" and lashings of Coffee" Noffy" for breakfast, and daytime, and you can sit outside in the Sun "Hun" in Itchy Koo Park? Just get on down here, l might see you then cos l don't know what you all look like you might all be Marsions!!?? Or just talking to myself and there's knowone out there anymore jr

We came in for afternoon tea after a long walk. It's a cafe with an ethnic/hippy twist. The staff are lovely, they have some nice cakes and dogs are welcome. A little bit dark inside but a lovely building.

This could best be described as Barmouth's 'Souk / Bazaar'. It sells lots of Asian craft type gifts with a café in the centre. The staff are friendly and the place has a 'chilled' feel.

My wife and myself have visited here many times before and you always receive good friendly service. The coffee is good and the cakes are better.

Lovely ladies. Only had a drink of tea but they offer so much more. The chapel ceiling has be decorated and is fabulous. Lots of things for sale. Worth a look

On Tuesday afternoon, Hubby and I were walking down Barmouth main High Street when we noticed this converted chapel. We went inside. There were no other customers and we couldn't see any member of staff (although there was CCTV in operation). We were surprised to see an organised display of ethnic arts and crafts. Hubby was particularly interested in the wooden/stone Buddhas. We went upstairs and walked around the balcony. I liked the colourful cushions and Hubby liked the quirky flying kites. There was soothing music being played in the background and a lingering aroma of incense.

Lovely cafe/shop with a great atmosphere. The breakfast was first rate and the service 5 star. Worth a visit when in town. The breakfast ingredients were top quality

A lovely place for a coffee and cake and its a shop as well with some interesting items to buy....

Quirky. Bohemian atmosphere and smells. Designer seating areas. Some clothes and objects for sale. Had to engage with member of...

The coffee shop is great and has a very good lunch offer. The retail offer surrounding the interior is interesting...

Love this little place, nestled between lots of other shops, Ebeneezer's is a great place to stop for a drink,...

We visited with friends and ordered the butchers sausage sandwich for breakfast, you'd have thought it was made by a...

Went for a small lunch and we ended up having main meal,sweets and fantastic tasting coffee that was better than...

Love cafes like this, plenty of asian influenced food, mainly vegetarian and home made. Went for the Vegetable Samosas to share, gold we did, they were huge.

Visited this place five years ago and my wife had one of their curries and said how tasty it was. Thought it would be rude not to try one of these out for myself since I'm the area and for my wife to take a trip down memory lane for the taste buds.The place was busy and table space limited (always a good sign). Grabbed a table and after a little bit shuffles sat happy.The place itself is amuse-bouche for the eyes as lots of little and sometimes large items from around the world for sale.I put an order for two curries and was told that there was a delay on food as really busy. Friendly professional staffing and nice smiles all round.Food served after about twenty five minutes and both of our curries didn't disappoint as freshly made and had an authentic taste about them.Price was reasonable and the town is seasonal so need to take that into consideration.Overall ten out of ten best curry ever thank you.

Friendly staff but I must say the coffee is average and clearly from a machine, and the food and merchandise seem somewhat overpriced for their quality.

Nice coffee and really nice cake unusual quirky place dragon kites on the curling the kids loved this place

Really quaint little place .Nice coffee. So much to look at loved it. Fantastic dragon kites an ceiling.

Love this place , a travel around the world in one place , lovely food at reasonable prices , friendly staff , tried the Punjabi curry best curry I have ever had

A quirky arts and craft shop set in a chapel , selling amazing coffee ( Sumatra) a must see if you are in the area by far the most interesting shop in the area , next door is the equally fantastic fat Buddha shop now famous in the area

Having just walked the Maddwch trail from Dolgellau to Barmouth I was craving coffee and cake. By chance I walked past this place.... brilliantly quirky and housed in an old chapel and with great coffee and cake :)

Really unusual place, very friendly staff and best home made chick pea curry we have ever had! Lots of things to look at hidden gem.

Open the door of an old chapel to the delights of Ebeneezer's Emporium of delights.An array of exotic colour and delightful artistic craftwork is combined with the most glorious smells.Coffee and cake are a bonus, table served by the lovely Bina who couldn't be more pleasant.

A great local business, serving high quality food, curry was fresh and tasty. Good choice of drinks and very reasonably priced

Wasn't expecting to find a place like this...loved it! Great for having tea outside and amazing interior. Very nice lady and helpful staff. We all loved it

What an amazing place, delicious filter coffee, tasty samosa's and an incredibly diverse range of Art, clothes & knick knacks. Definitely a place to see for yourself!

Being a resident of Batmouth we often go to Ebeneezer's for a coffee.It is situated in an old chapel and you are surrounded with items from the east which adds to the experience by walking around and looking at the interesting wares.We have always found the coffee of good quality and the staff very friendly.Worth a visit with a difference.

We came here 2 days in a row for a cup of coffee between exploring parts of the town. We were greeted very warmly by Beana who sat with us and shared travelling stories. She, and her husband Ian who both work in the shop were very helpful in our local enquiries and we will both be popping back in there next time we are in town to say hello! In summary cool products, amazing building, and friendly folks.It was rad meeting you,Jake & Hattie :-)

Always visit whenever I'm in Barmouth....although first time with grandkids who loved the hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows....quirky..delightful...will be back soon....

Popped in for a quick coffee break as a time out from our trip. What a great welcome with even better coffee and biscuits :-D. The whole re-decorated church, educated reading material and an exceptionally clean toilet (just in case my mum ever decides to visit) :-D. We were treated with such consideration, e.g. was the music to loud, warmest place to sit ("cos it was cold). Prices were reasonable too. Can't praise this place enough :-D Well done.

Sat outside in the sun for coffee and bacon sandwiches. Good quality food. Indian clothing and jewellery sold inside what might have been a chapel. Good to watch the world go by.

If you like the finer foods in life along with the aroma of other parts of the world this place is for you, prices are a little high for food and drink but the shop on the side offers a great array of gifts from rings to masks.

Enjoyed a hot chocolate from a good selection carrot cake was very very good. Inside the building was worth taking time to look around, quite ethnic.

Nice coffee shop / Restaurant, with some unusual things on sale.Worth a visit, based in a nice old church building.

We stumbled upon this while browsing shops,the layout is quirky with the shop full of really different worldwide products, we only sat and had a drink as it was a hot day and it was lovely and cool inside, it was great to find traditional Turkish Apple tea on the menu, as well as all the usual drinks,the guys serving were cheerful and helpful, we did not eat there but the food that came out looked and smelt lovely, we will definitely try the food next time.

Have visited this place on several occasions whilst on holiday. It's a fantastic old chapel converted to sell coffee, tea, cakes etc plus it sells lots of interesting & unusual hand made items from all around the world. It's a real aladdin's cave all set in a very relaxed calming environment. Always worth a visit if you're in Barmouth.

We had a great breakfast here. The food is brilliant, beautifully cooked and excellent value. Great place to wander round and a wonderful, restful atmosphere. Lovely staff too, so we returned a couple of times on our two day break. Highly recommended.

Absolutely fantastic place to visit. Gorgeous coffee and food fantastic friendly staff. Such a beautiful carming feeling when visit here. Love it. XX

I had the Thai fishcakes which were hot , fresh and tasty, daughter had the kids picnic plate, both went down well in this quirky cafe inside an old church. Good service and good coffee too. All to a great reggae soundtrack too while we were there. An unexpected little gem.

Best carrot cake in town, and then after the coffee, a chance to wonder and wander around the old church's ethnic arts, too much to do in the short time we had!! Well worth visiting

Initially popped in to get out of the rain, but got tempted by the soups on offer. Sadly 3 of the vegetable options out of 4 had sold out, but the homemade Broccoli & Stilton, and the Pea & Ham were excellent served with warm ciabatta. There was a good selection of hot meals too. It was really the ambience of the building that made our visit here special. Would definitely visit again.

Amazing coffee shop run by the same owners as The Fat Buddah next door. So many choices of coffee and beautiful food. All served in an amazig atmoshphere of easten bliss. Surroundig the dining area are booths filled with hippie, eastern and hnadmade wares.

Very good use of an old chapel ; a lovely little café in quirky surroundings. Two floors of gifts/items etc from far and wide places in the world, some very unusual items for sale and a very different experience for Barmouth visitors.

This cafe come shop is a must. Full of interesting bits and bobs and the food is good too. Great coffee, chai tea and hot chocolate.

This is an old chapel now set out as a coffee shop .it also sells some very unusual jewellery and clothes from many different parts of the world....it is well worth a visit

Lovely, quirky little place in a converted chapel selling interesting assorted souvenirs in a very craft-shop/Hebden Bridge fashion. However, the coffee was of dreadful quality - I got an Espresso, my wife got an Americano. I would have expected a much better drink from a place like this.

What a suburb little place, very reasonable and extremely relaxing. Some very unusual items from around the world. Beautiful pieces of Asian clothing and household items too. A must see place.

We came here for coffee and cake, which were excellent, as was the service. Cafe is at the back of a converted chapel which is surrounded by quirky little shops, stalls giving it a lively but laid back feel. Recommend for something a bit different.

Lovely building ( a converted church) and super lunch. We had Tuscan Bean Soup and Stilton and Broccili Soup each with warm ciabatta. Both delicious and at £3.95 each an absolute bargain.

We only went to browse but couldn't help but notice how well the chapel had been converted into a shop while retaining original features. Having seen so many similar buildings with poorly designed walls and false ceilings cutting through the original, it was a pleasant surprise to see how well this had been done.

Lovely items to look at and an excellent cafe. bought several items of clothing and knick knacks to take home.

Spent most of the afternoon wondering around in the rain . Lot of the coffee shops were closed bust stumbled across this little place very quirky and pleasant. Definitely recommend

Lots of interesting ethnic crafts- himalayas, India, Asia with a fab coffee shop and eatery. Competively priced with friendly staff. We always pop in here whenever we can.

We didn't visit for food or coffee. The upper gallery sells beautiful paintings with a Frida Kahlo feel about them. They are reasonably priced too. Well worth a visit as it is a beautiful building and the coffee smelled fantastic.

What a charming location in an old church. Limited snack meals but tasty and reasonably priced. Lovely ambiance.

Great place to visit for a tea/coffee when in Barmouth. Whether sitting outside in the sun (which I was last week) or sitting inside with all the shops around. Staff are very polite and helpful. Great wifi too, which is needed, when your staying in Trawsfynydd a few miles away with hardly any 3G/4G/wifi service. Definitely worth a visit when in Barmouth.

Cool and welcoming on a hot half term afternoon. We popped in for a coffee and cold drinks. Free WiFi was an added bonus. The coffee was pleasant enough without being exceptional, I'd certainly go back again next time I'm in the area.I don't know what the original chapel goers would have thought of the re-painted ceiling but the reuse of the property has been well done. An eclectic range of goods can be bought there - incense sticks and burners, wooden statuary, hippy style clothing and so on.

We have visited this place before and found the setting quirky but beautiful . Lots of lovely, interesting goods for sale too. As it was lunchtime, we thought it would be good to have a bite to eat here as the menu looked very tasty. My husband fancied the cassoulet and I had decided on a lamb mint panini. We waited patiently at the counter whilst a lady bought some items and they were wrapped by the young man behind the counter. When it was our turn, my husband started to place our lunch order, only to be told that they were not serving for another half an hour, despite it being lunchtime and only a couple of tables occupied and I could see another man at the rear of the premises preparing some food. Very disappointed, as I would imagine the cassoulet was already prepared and a panini takes minutes to make.

We stopped off here for a drink on a hot, sunny day, choosing this one for its unusual premises (a church) and the fact that it was off the main drag and a bit quieter. We opted to sit outside and watch the people go by, but inside there was also seating as well as some Arts & Crafts-y stalls selling stuff.I had a Magners and my wife decided to try the soup which bore some hints of being home-made, although you can never be sure. It came with a decent bread-roll and altogether cost £7.Everything was served in good time by pleasant staff.Altogether much better then the alternatives nearer the beach.

A cosy atmosphere, a great cuppa and cake. The café is in the middle, and around the sides of the church interior are what I call hippie shops selling incense, ornaments and stuff. Great use of a disused church!

Firstly, the atmosphere in this place is superb! It has a varied menu including homemade soup served with bread, jacket potatoes and many different cakes and flapjacks. I had a jacket potato with cheese and beans which was cooked just right, and then for dessert I had a sunflower seed flapjack, which was unlike anything I've ever tried! It was very healthy but really tasty! To conclude, it was all very good and wholesome and would certainly recommend!

Wonderful atmosphere. Lots to catch the eye while eating, and for a browse afterwards. Come here frequently during our stays in Barmouth. Highly recommended!

Ebeneezer's is an emporium of interesting stuff from all around the world and a coffee shop. It has an amazingly chilled out atmosphere and serves the best coffee in the area. The Sumatran (I think) is the strongest coffee - really recommended on a cold, wet Welsh day! We always visit when we come to Barmouth. In high season there are lots of different homemade cakes and meal choices - out of season the menu is much smaller as there far fewer folks around. You will love this place!

Excellent place for lunch, or coffee and cake. Never had a bad meal here Lovely atmosphere. Unusual items to browse and buy. Toilet onsite.

Let's head in, what a great way to use a converted chapel.Hot soup and baguettes were just what was required on a cold wet march day in Wales.Interesting shops all the way round. Not the biggest menu but something for all.Good food and good value