James Pringle Weavers in Isle of Anglesey

The staff at Pringles cafe are awful, rude and not to mention racist. We visited (my mum and I) today and couldn’t believe the attitude and customer service (or lack of) that we received all because they thought we were English. FYI, the English tourists are probably the ones who are keeping you in business so maybe you should treat them better!! We are in fact welsh, born and bred and speak the language. However we don’t sound welsh and spoke in English to them so they obviously just assumed that we were tourists. First impressions weren’t great as the woman on the till was miserable and clearly didn’t want to be there but the real issue we had was with a staff member called Maggie. We placed our order and 10 minutes later Maggie brought the food to us. I asked if I could have some mayonnaise to which she replied “go and ask her” and then pointed to the woman at the till. I just want to add that Maggie hadn’t explained to us that condiments cost extra so we thought that was she being unhelpful. There was a queue and we didn’t want the food to go cold so asked if she could get us some. She gave my mum a filthy look and reluctantly handed them over, again never mentioned that we had to pay so we thought that they were free like most cafes/restaurants (In all honesty I think it’s greedy charging customers for a sachet of mayonnaise when they’ve spent £13 on a meal and I don’t know anywhere else that does it but that’s another argument) My mum witnessed Maggie talking and laughing with her manager as she walked away so we can only presume that they were talking about us. There was also a couple sat behind us and Maggie came over to them and started talking about us in Welsh thinking that we didn’t understand. Funnily enough they asked for some condiments and she gave them for free, even though it was an issue when we asked. The difference is they were clearly locals. By this point we’d had enough so I asked if I could speak with her manager to which she replied “why, is there a problem?”. She clearly knew there was. Her and her disgusting attitude! I spoke with her manager but was struggling to get my words out as I was so annoyed with how we had been treated. Maggie was on the other side of the counter but came over and started saying “I’m sorry, I wasn’t talking about you”. She wasn’t close enough to hear what I had said to him so clearly knew what she had done wrong and was just trying to cover her tracks. We couldn’t even finish our food as she made us feel so uncomfortable and so we just left. Initially I felt sorry for her manager but after reading the reviews online, this is clearly a regular occurrence and he obviously doesn’t care how his staff behaves or treats customers. The entire team needs some serious training in customer service. This all could have been avoided had she explained the sauce cost extra and asked us to pay at the till. We would have paid with no issues. Also, if you’re going to talk about your customers, please do it where they can’t hear you, it’s extremely unprofessional. I believe we would have been treated differently had they known we were Welsh too. They just took an instant dislike to us because they thought we were tourists and then back tracked when we confronted them. We do our best to support local businesses but this cafe does not deserve people’s support! Absolute shocking service and we will not be visiting again. They are just lucky that we have not taken it any further as we couldn’t find any contact details online!

Half the meal was cold. Food was tasteless, side salad looked past its date. No offer of sauces. Staff looked unhelpful and unfriendly. Not a pleasant meal or experience.

Ordered lasagna, I asked if I could have chips instead of jacket potato but refused. I ordered a portion of chips as an extra but came 10min after the main meal. Jacket potato was hard and cold, lasagna had very little meat and the taste and feel of flour overpowered everything else. My mother had Ham, egg and chips, ham and egg were nice but chips were cold. The ladies who carried the food to us were very nice.

We only wanted coffee and cake,hoped for Gluten Free option but there wasnt one.Staff were surly and rude when we asked why not.People in front of us naturally helped themselves to hot food that was on offer only to have it snatched back from them and told to wait their turn.There was a queue which didnt help with the staff not only ringing up the items on the till but also writing them down on paper.Not recommended.

Avoid cafe, Went here for lunch and was looking forward to a tasty Meal, How disappointed were we, stood in the queue for 20mins! To order And waited another 20mins to get our food, Food not cheap and nothing special, can get better over the road in the little cafe.

This place is awful. Long queues and waiting time. Everyone in the queue was complaining. Disorganised. Needs a good clean. No food choices. Sandwiches were all gone. Lots of coaches stop here and there’s no food. Bizarre! Cafes in Menai bridge much nicer. New cafe at marquis of Anglesey fabulous.

You just couldn't make it up about how awful this place is. It's run down, you can't just order what you want you have to have add ons and be charged for them. The servers are rude and the prices are exorbitant, and the food is bland beyond belief. Don't bother stopping here just find somewhere else, this place is dreadful, dreadful, dreadful.

BAD...im allergic to potato so cant touch even products made from potato....so asked the girl fot ...SAUSAGE ROLL...it comes with chips...No i said just sausage roll...sorry ill charge you for chips as well...i said im not paying for chips ...just to throw away......soup was country veg ...and pasties ..she didnt know if they had potato but came with CHIPS....what the hell......i had nothing scone and coffee bad bad bad ...pringles

Stopped here for snacks and a rest break with a tour group headed for the ferry. My wife and I just wanted a bottle of soda each - two small bottles in total. The line for food was understandably long because there were many tourists there. I'd say there were maybe 15 people in front of us. I asked one of the staff behind the counter if we could pay for the bottles up front. He said we had to pay for them here. So, we got in line and waited and waited and waited. There was one woman manning the till, with at least six other employees behind the food counters, ostensibly filling orders. Yet, they came and went, seemingly without purpose at times. Our line didn't move at all for at least 3-4 minutes. Then the woman manning the till started leaving her position to fill orders as well, since now there was only one other person filling orders. I don't know where everyone else went. We ended up waiting for about 15 minutes in total, in a line that should have moved much faster if only they had a system. In kind of a comical twist, when it came for our turn to pay, the original woman was back at the till and asked us to go to the second till, which she said would open in a moment. (Why did it take so long to think of opening a second line??) We politely insisted that we would pay her straight away, since we had been waiting so long and did not want to chance getting out of line to go to a second till that was still unmanned. I have no idea what the quality of the food is here. We only got the two sodas. But Mr. Owner - if you are reading this and you care at all, come up with a system for your employees to serve efficiently! You can't have seven employees in a specific area and not have a system that makes them productive so that the lines are reasonable and your customers are enjoying a quick turnaround. Take a lesson from Chick-fil-A - they know how to run an organized food line!!

Called in for lunch yesterday ! Never again, transport cafe type food. Save your money it's rubbish, and had to suffer indigestion from the lasagne. Prices had gone up from £8.50 for the lunch menu to £10.00. But poor quality food. Never again !!!!!!!!

Absolutely appalled at some of the attitude of the staff and the food was awful. Sausages so tough you couldn’t bite through and bread just fell apart as it was so dry. Felt like it was a week past expiry date

We came in looking for a lovely place to look around such as the shop and wondered in for a tea and cake a friend sits down with a dog and we get the drinks and food and we ask about if there’s any dogs allowed as there was no signs up to say otherwise. The waiter said we can’t have dogs sorry to which he continued to make our drinks and charge us. The waiter then went to the manager after charging us to which she came over and said we can’t stay in the cafe with the dog even tho our friends was standing out of the cafe in the shop where dogs were allowed and said that still wasn’t okay. They mentioned no offer of a refund for the food whilst carrying on to ask us to leave and said we were told multiple times and should have read the sign to which the manager tried to show us where the sign was but couldn’t seem to find it.This has disrupted our holiday, we were sat at the edge of the cafe basically in the shop where dogs were allowed there was no rhyme or reason for this.

Went for a meal with the family staff very helpful had 2 lasagna 2 scampi sausage roll chips and cornish paste arrived very quickly food was very hot nice portions one of the best lasagna I've tasted for a while will be back

This cafe has so much potential but isn't a pleasant place to go for food.... No atmosphere, very dimly lit, no customer service /engagement, lasagne on display was all dried up, nobody at the hot food area to serve you.... Awful place

We made the mistake of calling here for breakfast with local friends at 11am and two young men who were serving told us that they had no bacon and only did fried eggs. The food was tasteless, the bread cheap sliced, and coffee like dishwater. This was the worst breakfast we ever tasted and it was not cheap. Needless to say, the last time we make that mistake and will go anywhere else but this cafe.

The cafe for want of a better name was filthy , there was food waste every where, the staff didn’t have a clue, the food was awful and the coffee was un drinkable in fact we had two different coffees and both looked and tasted exactly the same. The floor was so dirty we had to move seats in fact we stayed only a very short time and left without spending a penny . We called in to use the loos and have and a cake what a mistake.

My pal & I thought, why not have lunch at Pringles? We haven't been there in years. Don't think will be going in a hurry for many more years! While the ladies behind counter were very pleasant, the lack of organisation was appalling. Nothing to tell us we didn't need to wait for hot food and that we were to order it at the till. Was queuing for a very long time before penny dropped. Food itself wasn't great. I had macaroni cheese and chips which was barely warm, my pal had sausage roll which had a hair in it, table was dirty etc. Place didn't look understaffed as 3 women at the till end & a young lad putting the food on counter. Just poorly organised. Get your act together Pringles. You ain't cheap enough for us to be grateful to get a seat

I have been visiting this store for over 20 years and I have never posted a review so I thought I’d better start. Had a lovely cuppa with family members in the cafe and have always found them to be very helpful and friendly. Today was no exception. Nothing is too much trouble and I always look forward to having a good look around the store. It isn’t cheap but have to say good quality and never have any problems with returns. I found a member of staff in the shoe department exceptional in her customer service she was the manager and has worked there a long time. She made time to ask how I was and thanked me very much for my business which is very rare these days. I have found this lady always have a very happy disposition and would definitely recommend this store for all needs required. Thank you for a very pleasant conversation and experience. Ruth Webb Holyhead

Called by for a light lunch. Seasonal turkey, stuffing,and brie toastie was on offer. Arrived with salad and coleslaw. Toastie was delicious, and well-filled. Nicely presented side salad, and very good coleslaw. It was pretty busy, but all the staff were friendly and helpful.

Miserable place . I stood in line for 18 minutes …I was going to order food but as I’d stood in a que for so long I suspected the wait for food would also be long and settled on coffee instead . Third time I’ve given it a chance as I live locally and it’s convenient for meeting friends .. I felt so sorry for the coach parties many of the people who are elderly and are on sticks ..these are the people it is aimed at …why not waitress service ? I must praise the poor woman who was working so hard to make all the individual coffees on her own and take the money …must be so stressful for her ..her colleagues was collecting plates .,which of course had to be done …but two members of staff trying to cope with coach trips ! Never will I go there again !

Food was terrible, if you can't cook a fry up.... You should get another job!!! Cost me 6.50 for a bite of a sausage that was full of sloppy grease and a door step slab of black pudding.... Feel sick after one bit!

We stopped here for breakfast and it not disappoint. You can choose any combination of up to 6 or 9 breakfast items - and the friend bread comes white or brown. The woman serving was on her own, and therefore service was quite slow. But she was very helpful - and equally able converse in English or Welsh.

Firstly the overall coverage of COVID restrictions were good in the whole store and there were sanitising stations available. We felt very safe with the restricted entry to the building and were quite prepared to wait. However on visiting the cafe on Thursday 24th June...

Visited yesterday with my 2 sisters and baby. Ordered 3 cappuccinos and a breakfast and asked for hot water so that I could warm a bottle up for my baby, the lady at the till said no problem and would bring it over. When the...

Visited for the first time in 30+ years and still in awe of the name and struggle to pronounce it! The shop was very well laid out with a limited number of customers allowed in and a one way system in place. All the staff...

Great place to visit if in Anglesey, has plenty of local souvenirs to sell if wanting to remember your time in the area. Fantastic Village name can be seen in car park, good photo opportunity

Nice cafe to stop and have a break had the cream tea for 2 was amazing. The place was clean and tidy including the toilets ( was fascinated by how many mirrors there is in there mind) and the staff were friendly and very well...

The lady with the short blond hair ( I think the manager ) is very rude and a bully I seen her bullying a fellow staff member. The fish wasn't cooked, the coffee mugs dirty and an overall unpleasant experience this year. Shame, it's usually...

Slowest service in history. Seems disorganised. Hadn’t even got the 50% government Covid reduction up and running.

This place has a captive audience with lots of coach trips for the pringles outlet The cafe is a disgrace and way way overpriced our soup was some cans of chopped tomatoes dumped in a self sevice urn but at least it was hot, sandwiches...

Staff downright rude. To be honest I’ve never actually experienced such a rude member of staff in my entire life!

Clean and basic cafe with a simple menu including baked potatoes, hot dishes, sandwiches and soup. Reasonable prices with plenty of space. Good place to stop by en route to Holyhead or to visit on a rainy day.

Popped in here for an excellent breakfast. You have a choice of 6,9 or 12 items to pick and all options are for a reasonable price too. I went for the 9 items. There are plenty of places to sit in the cafe - upstairs...

Quick cuppa, basic cafeteria set up. Clean and main!y self service. Good for break from shopping. Staff busy, but friendly.

Spacious cafe with plenty of seating area, selling cakes and sandwiches also teas and coffees and other drinks as well

Called here on a day out with my wife looked around pringles first then went to the cafe. It was very busy as a lot of coaches stop here plenty of room to sit there is a downstairs area and a upstairs area,we ordered tea...

Just had coffee and cakes to keep us going till our evening meal ,all hot food had finished being served but had no complaints about service or cakes

I visited here today, and breakfast looked and smelled great and seemed good value, but I’m devastated you don’t sell free range eggs. For that reason we didn’t eat - please consider changing this!!! We did have a lovely coffee anyway.

We visited on a quiet Wednesday and had tea and cake. The scone was huge and dry. 1 portion of jam was not enough.

By the station, bus park and car park at the village of llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch is a busy shopping complex. At the back of this is a busy restaurant with a wide range of sandwiches, soup, cakes, hot food and drink etc. There is ample choice here for lunch or a cuppa, but you make your choice, take it to the cash register and then find a table. I found the staff friendly and helpful. I came at a very busy time, and was pleased to be able to retreat upstairs where I was the only one (for a time).

We visit this cafe for breakfast and are always pleased with the standard of food and the service provided. You can choose a six item breakfast for a reasonable price or. for those with a bigger appetite, there’s also a nine item breakfast for a couple of quid more. The cafe is clean and comfortable and there’s always rousing Welsh music playing in the background. Have breakfast and a cuppa then go and browse the retail outlets for bargains!

We live near the store and they have a large range of clothes. A Very good breakfast , very good food and the price is good

Stopped here whilst on a coach trip...had the worst chicken sandwich I have ever tasted.,,,the chicken had no taste or texture and the lettuce had curled up and died.I threw nearly all of it away.

We had two meals here on a three day break....a breakfast which was great value at £3.50 for 6 items....and a curry dinner for £6.50.

Had lunch here today, Lasagne looked really nice, but that's all, looks can be deceptive Taste was awful, it was so rich, So rich it gave me a bad stomach afterwards. Cheese looked more like scrambled eggs. Chips were horrible to. Won't be returning

Went as part of a coach trip on Saturday. The cafe was quite busy when I went in so I had a bit of a wait to be served.

When I am passing I usually go into this restaurant for my lunch. I called in today and noted that there were no coaches on the car park, so it should be quiet. What a let down. There was no queue, so I stood quietly waiting to be served. Staff came and went with plates of food, I got no eye contact at all.

usually filled with tourists coming off coaches tjhis stop satisfies a quick and simple stop for food. the range isn't something to write home about though when hungry, it will hit the spot and the prices are usually in line with that reality.

We turned up at 14.35 on a Sunday for food and the counter was cleared, we asked about hot hot and the lady behind the counter snapped back saying they close at 4!. So we ended up paying over £16 for a kids box and 2 stale sandwiches

What a waste of money they tasted terrible, cheap bread and fillings not to mention the cheapest tea bags you could use.

The restaurant its self is not bad but service poor and food poor we had to wait quite a while and it wasn't busy . My food was over cooked ( fish in bread crumbs ) and my friends jacket potato were cold in the centre

I live half a mile from this Place and never gave it a thought Went in to buy clothing Ended up having a brilliant breakfast too Will return, good value and nice Staff

Decided to call in here for lunch whilst driving around Anglesey, food pretty much average but at higher prices than local cafes. Not really great value for the money the food cost, but decent enough quality.

We needed breakfast and it was open (unlike the cafe opposite), the staff were friendly and it was clean. The breakfast was okay, more service station quality than little cafe (all precooked) and the order was slightly mixed up (but not badly)

I popped into the cafe at James weavers as I was waiting for my misses while she was shopping it's a nice little cafe gets busy when the coaches come in the afternoon tea offer is lovely.

After taking the photographs of the station and signage make sure to pop in here for your souvenirs, a coffee, or some bargain clothing. We picked up some great bargains.

I called in to James Pringle today to buy some holiday clothes and decided to have lunch whilst I was there. The hot food had nearly finished by the time I arrived in the café, but there was still some cottage pie left. I decided on cottage pie rice and peas and a pot of tea. The lady serving the food was very polite as was the young lady on the checkout till. The food was really tasty but on the minus side was quite expensive. I would not regularly go to this café but it is nice for a treat.

OMG, I know it was cheap but the bacon was still on the pig it was so under cooked, the mushrooms were so shrivelled up and small they were unrecognisable. The only good thing was the toast.

We walked round the shop and my wife bought a few items. We both just wanted something quick to take the edge off our appetites.

The paninis were literally black, and so hard that they could not be bitten into. The (very minimal) cheese filling and the ham were tasteless. Expected much better quality for the high prices paid.

A pleasant place to go even if you are on your own, just to sit and people watch, popular place for tourists.

We had the breakfast which was particularly excellent and the 9 item really gives you some food for the price. Lovely coffee aswell. Brillaintly quick serove gurantees an excellent cafe.

Lovely touristy shop beside llanfairpg train station. Some items overpriced, but great if have sale on. Lovely for those little souvenirs

Cafe is rather dated and shabby now. Good for cuppa and cake, with a variety of shopping under one roof

On a coach tour,so this was a highlight stop..The shop has a good variety of goods and pleasant to walk around...Toilets were spotless and had a clean smell.

We fancied some hot food and a coffee but had to settle for cakes and coffee because there was no hot food available at 3pm All the serving trays had been cleaned out and removed from the counters.

Haven for those people whose partners enjoy shopping and you don't! Plenty of seating and nice cakes. Friendly welcoming staff.

We decided to come for the day to visit the town. At 2:30 pm we decided to come here and have a meal. I just want to say that it was Saturday and quite a lot of people around. At 2:30 in the afternoon (after seeing the menus) we decided to order. No main courses left. At all. Sad. Ok...we decided we will go for some panini with ham, cheese and onion with a bowl of chips. We were told that they are out of chips. Very sad. We asked for chips, not for smoked elephant leg. Ok...no chips...At least we are going to enjoy the panini and a slice of cake. After we paid at the till, we were told thaaaaat they are out of onions!!!! How on earth can you run out of onions in a place where you serve food? We were offered tomatoes instead which we sadly accepted. We went to the tables from upstairs where it was very cold and we waited for 20 minutes to get our cold paninis. Bear in mind that they had 4 staff doing almost nothing, just chatting around.The tomatoes had a very strange taste so had to take it out. After paying £18 for 2 paninis and two slices of cake I was expecting more. I wanted to give them more stars, but didn’t find any reason to.

We called in for a lunchtime snack about 2pm. It was depressing to say the least. the staff were pleasant...

I’ve been to the shop many times but never to the cafe. It was so busy with tourists! But the...

fancied a panini until we saw them,gross. Ended up having veg soup and a roll ,all I can say is...

i visit pringles quite a lot for many other reasons, shoes clother ect it is always nice to go into...

This is where the coach tours come to give travellers the chance to photograph this lengthily named place. There's a...

Called in for a quick coffee before returning home,service left a lot to be desired and when the two young...

Next door to the Llanfair PG railway station, uses the same car park. Very popular with coaches from all over Europe. The stor itself is like an Aladdins cave with a great variety of goods on sale. Has a very well appointed and clean cafe / restaurant

No té aquí para 2 personas por £12 libras, lo cual es bueno el servicio era rápido, pero quería simplemente los niños niños cajas de almuerzo hacen el sándwiches recién hechos. La tienda es un buen lugar para comprar regalos.

Tuvimos una conversación encantadora con la señora en traje tradicional galés, que recibe a los visitantes. Fantástica comida local de productos, regalos, ropa y calzado outlet.

Fue una mañana de viernes pensamos pop en bebidas y bocadillos.

Enjoyed an excellent cooked breakfast, the brown bread was really tasty, it looked as if it was from a local bakery, and a proper cup of tea, would definitely go back again.

Last Biddy Bus Trip stop before we headed back home to Cheshire. Excellent café - clean, smart & pleasant staff. Toilets were very well cared for too!

When you visit you know why coach loads of tourists visit - everything you need under one roof. You listen to choirs singing while you ship - from model railway to Harris tweed jackets/ clothes etc. Strongly recommend.

This coffee shop located within Pringles is very good for their afternoon tea which is served on a lovely 2 tiered plate.I have been here a few times and as yet have not managed to finish it all but they are happy to give you a box to take away any left overs.You can choose your sandwiches from the chiller cabinet and these will then be cut up for you into dainty triangles,they also put salad on the side so you do need a knife and fork too.You get a large scone with butter,jam and cream and another cake usually a cupcake,pot of tea or a coffee for £12,more than enough for 2 people.They also do hot food and a good deal on early breakfast.The only downside is when they get 2 or more coaches visiting and the cafe can become very crowded and busy.

Ordered fish and chips. Good size portion but the fish had a very strong 'fishy' smell which put me off. Fish should not have that strong a smell. Also it was mostly batter. Loads of chips and peas though. Pros: friendly and helpful staff.

Experience was terrible. Staff are clueless when it's busy and stare at you like you've got two heads. I noticed two members of staff just glaring at an old pensioner struggling carrying a full tray of food. Luckily another customer came to help her. Food wasn't really tasty, very expensive and overrated. The store itself was fine but would avoid the cafe.

Not many places open for breakfast on a Sunday but found this one. Did not open till 10am but worth the wait. Very helpful friendly staff. If your looking for gift ideas this is the place to visit. Don't forget to read up about the local history.

Called in for a quick lunch. Ordered beef and salad sandwiches with chips. Beef was nice but the chips were hard and cold. Bill came to 13.70 and that was with 2 coffees. However, the rest of the shop...Llanfairpwllgwyngyll station was lovely. Every member of staff so helpful. So café disappointing but shop worth a second visit.

OK for a quick snack. Main meals are limited and repetitive. Soups are OK but always seem to be the same kind. Rolls are small and sometimes very hard. Sandwichs and cakes are reasonable value and good quality. Can get very busy with coach trips.

We ordered the cheese toasties with chips! Simple enough you would think? The chips were lukewarm and the toasties were made with the cheapest tasteless cheese ever!! Very disappointing.

Ordered a 9 item breakfast for £4.50. Usual choices. Quality of product was good. staff were helpful, clean environment. There are options for 6 and 12 items as well. (£1.50 either way) So for the price paid I was very happy with what I received. 4 stars. (Also got a deal on a Craghoppers jumper!)

This is a nice call for a couple of hours if you're visiting North Wales or Anglesey. To start with the car park is shared with the railway station with the longest name ever, you know the llanfairpwllgwyngyll..... one. For tourists, a photo of your family with that sign is a must! The whole shop is an amazing gift shop, loads of unusual and really nice things available, lots of different sections, they have Portmeirion, Christmas decs, ladies clothes, mens clothes, sporting clothes, great shoes, bedding, an olde sweet shop - if you're looking for gifts you can't go wrong here. Walk through to the back of the shop and the cafe/restaurant is there, it's quite large with extra seating upstairs on a mezannine level. Their coffee is Costa (yay) and the ladies are really helpful, will put together what you fancy, so good for a full Sunday dinner or a sandwich, or toast/breakfast items. The only downside I would say is that it was a bit cold in there, my family sat and ate their lunch with their coats on.Really nice food, and good value for money. I love a visit to this shop.

We visited the cafe on Saturday 12th November after a long journey as we were hungry and thought it would save us cooking when we arrived at our destination.The food advertising board promised much.What a joke. The service was slow, the staff milling about seemingly to avoid serving the growing queue. There was a queue for endless coffees that was taking ages as they do.Meanwhile we were standing in the queue waiting for a cup of tea with our food going cold.Luckily for us a member of staff with a bit of initiative called us over to another till and served us as he could see we had hot ( joke) food.Now the food. We chose cottage pie as there wasn't much of anything ready.It was cold and tasteless and only just edible the chips were hard.We have eaten there on numerous occasions but doubt we will again unless it's for a cup of tea and then I'm not sure if I would bother.The shopping is good but the food. I don't think so.

Festive Tea advertised and we asked for this but were told that they were "not doing it until tomorrow". Why advertise it then both inside and outside of the building Perhaps it was because it was 3.30 and they shut at 4?

Had my doubts when I saw all the coaches pulling in but it was bigger and better than I realised. Loads of shops inside and made a few purchases . Staff were helpful. Huge cafe even though we waited a long time to get served. Very busy place.

Frankly, I'm not a shopper but I did find this Store full of interesting products - that I even made a purchase or two!! The Staff were excellent - helpful and cheery.

This is a very big outlet store, we have been several times and always found plenty to buy! Very good Welsh souvenirs selection, and a very wide range of stock, from crockery/household goods, food especially biscuits, sweets and good range of booze (whisky etc) to say nothing about clothes, both male and female. Almost certainly worth a visit if you are in the area. Decent cafe too.

I expected this to be a good place to shop when I saw the number of coaches outside. However, I found it to be just average and not worth a special visit.

Love to visit this Store when we come to The Island for a weekend break. We have to purchase the Toffee Vodka (Tofoc), which we have only been able to buy here. Its a great shop, all departments to browse under one roof.

Very good shopping mall. Lovely cafe. Staff very friendly and helpful. Very good place to shop on a rainy day. Prices vary from low cost to quite expensive. Very enjoyable experience.

Visiting the Pringle shop, found the café. Was very surprised at the range of meals and snacks on offer. Coffee good and cakes excellent. we did notice the breakfast also... 3 pounds for 6 items.

Stopped the other day wasn't sure what to make of it , a bit like the land that time forgot but great too. Bargains to be had typically I would consider shopping aimed at the older generation (apart from souvenir items, girls and boys clothes at the back) . Coaches and coaches piling on so obviously popular, worth a nosy but not worth travelling miles for (in my opinion) but each to their own.