Pant Du Cafe in Gwynedd

Good selection of quality food wine & cider. Loverly Welsh speaking staff & nice atmosphire. Loverly view of the mountains

A really lovely restaurant, lovey views, lovely staff. Sunday beef lunch was delicious but unfortunately the gravy was put onto the dinner instead of separate gravy boats, there was not enough gravy and therefore the dinner was too dry. Maybe something to think about.

Ardderchog ,y staff yn groesawys a methu gwneud digon i pawb .Diolch . Bwyd yn dda iawn a blasus . Lleoliad yn wych a dogon o le i barcio

The cafe is located in a vineyard overlooking the Dyffryn Nantile valley, affording a view of the vineyard and orchard and the Snowdonia Mountains in the distance. We were on a small group tour and our tour guide is friends with the proprietor. He promised us the best Welsh Rarebit in the area, and he delivered. All the dishes were super tasty: soup of the day, sandwiches, and of course the Welsh Rarebit. Adding to the enjoyment was a sampling of the locally made cider. Lunch was so pleasant that we had to make an effort to leave Pant Du and continue our tour. The cafe is popular with local cyclists. The climb up the twisting road certainly builds up an appetite.

My family chose breakfast at Pant Du. We usually have lunch here, and it's always fantastic . Breakfast wasn't too good I'm afraid . Service as always friendly and helpful , surroundings stunning , however the food wasn't well cooked and was rather bland. My step daughter had the vegetarian breakfast, fried egg was solid and sausages not the best, the appearance of the plate not the best. We had scrambled eggs, served in a ramekin , which came out in a clump , one whole serving solid ! Again needed seasoning, and had not had any ! Shame as we always have lovely food here.

Stopped on our route for a snack, being attracted by the 5 star rating. We had a large cappuccino as it was 2 shots of coffee, however it resembled a cup of milk. We also ordered a scone which appeared bought in. It was very mediocre and at £ 3.60 the most we have paid and we eat scones regularly at many different places. We would not recommend and will not return.

An absolutely stunning location. We had a lovely talk by Richard about the orchard and vineyard, followed by a delicious afternoon tea which was really much more than can be described as a snack.

Lovely setting in the vineyard / orchard, took a walk before sitting at an airy outside table. Chose the local paté with toast and salad, glass of house white wine (produced here) followed by home made gateaux - all excellent and served by friendly, efficient staff. I'll be back soon!

Welcoming was warm and friendly, table for 2 was reserved and it was in ideal location with views through large windows, good size menu, specials up on tv on wall, reasonably priced, food excellent, only downside was weather! Will most certainly be returning! Diolch 😀👏🏻