Tafarn Ty Gwyn in Isle of Anglesey

Called in for Sunday lunch. Apparently the first weekend they've done it since COVID. Everything was fantastic. If your looking for a tasty Carvery look no further.

Called in for a carvery. Best one I have had in ages. Choice of 3 meats, beef, turkey and ham ( all cooked beautifully, especially the turkey which was melted in the mouth and so moist ). It cost £8.95 ans a pensioners one cost £5.95 and they were worth every penny. Great selection of veg with roast and mashed potatoes. One small complaint, the Yorkshire's were a little stodgy but the rest of the meal made up for it.

Called into shop for shoes at the station...good service and price....we not thinking of lunch but saw banner saying 'Children and O,A,P, lunches £5.95 so could not resist. Glad we went in as staff lovely and the lunch, being buffet style, you could help yourself. Always seem to pay a lot and get far too much so having a smaller helping appealed to us. The vegetables were well steamed but everything else was super, Good stuffing. Difficult to keep veg crisp and some people don't like them that way anyway, We sat in the conservatory and relaxed over a pint of shandy and will return with family.

We dined at the Tafarn Ty Gwyn one evening on our stay in Gaerwen. We had already stopped at a couple of pubs that weren't serving food that evening and were happy to see this one open for business. Upon seeing the large red dragon on the side of the building, we knew this was the place. We were greeted by the owner and were assured they were indeed serving food that evening. He escorted us to a nice table and we were met with fast, friendly service. The meal was good pub fare, arrived hot and tasty. We felt very much at home and we appreciated all the attention. For a local hangout, they couldn't have treated us more nicely. Diolch!

Dropped into here after a long run on the off chance of some food and drink. They were very welcoming and friendly. Considering we were a bit sweaty and smelly after a long run. Which is more than I can say for the The Penrhos Arms just down the road. (They were pretty rude and unfriendly.)The Sunday roast here was excellent and great value.Definitely come back again.

Tolles Pub mit sehr freundlichem Personal. Wir waren für den Sunday Lunch hier für 8.95 pro Person. Es gab Rindsbraten, Truthahn und Schinken. Der Koch persönlich schöpfte und es war richtig lecker. Als Beilagen (in Selbstbedienung) gab es Kartoffelstock, Broccoli, mit Käse überbackenen Blumenkohl, Kürbis und Bratensauce. Interessant war, dass viele Einheimische wirklich in Sonntagskleidern aus gingen und sich im Pub zum Mittagessen trafen. Wir waren die einzigen Touristen, fühlten uns aber sehr wohl!

Had a lovely sirloin steak and the pulled brisket lasagne cooked to perfection would definitely recommend.

We have for many years used this establishment and have enjoyed the food new people now first class food and great menus to choose from

Very disappointed food was cold burnt roast potatoes Yorkshire pudding never had one like it not even cooked.crazy all round.

We hadn't been here for a few years we were really disappointed we fancied a carvery oh I really wish we hadn't bothered. I opted for beef rock hard Yorkshire puddings lumpy mashed potatoes burnt roast potatoes some horrible veg which I think was meant to be carrots and swede big hard chunks and to top it all it was all cold!! I remember the service been lovely! I can honestly say the service was terrible! I know we should of complained but didn't feel we could only young lad serving who didn't look approachable

The carvery here is so good, in my opinion the best on Anglesey! The potatoes are perfect, and lots of choice of fresh veg not frozen rubbish.Only thing is we visited at 12 just when they open and they seemed very unorganised - no wine the manager had gone out to get some, coat still on by bar maid, someone behind bar in slippers??Bit random, but food is exceptional.

The best Sunday lunch on Anglesey. Everything perfectly cooked and hot. Would recommend them to anyone!

Warm welcome. Excellent choice of drinks. Food is fantastic and they cater for all needs and occasions . Just what the area needed

Nice enough pub, but advertises real ales, and when we visited, none were available. Staff not even particularly apologetic or bothered about it. Pity, as we would have spent quite a lot there over the holiday, as it was our nearest pub.

Great refurb, Gwasanaeth Cymraeg Modern styling, good music, great service Good selection of local drinks (gin) and classic cocktails and a good pint

We stopped here for beers as we worked on our post cards. The bar maid was totally charming and engaged us in conversation. Friendly people all around.

Very nice food and accommodating pleasant owner and staff. Visited this little town and had a good time

Hemos probado el menú, ya que los nuevos propietarios varias veces. Nunca decepcionó. El lugar ha tenido un lavado refrescante de nuevo, y parte de nuestro grupo le gusta hacer uso de la mesa de billar, recientemente ubicado en el conservatorio, lo cual es muy útil, ya que mantiene a todo el mundo entretenido. habitual menú tipo pub, personal atento y amable con los niños (porciones para niños son bastante generoso). También hacen pizza para llevar. Buena suerte, Ty Gwyn necesitaba un cambio, y le deseamos bien!

Not been to the TG for many moons but dropped in when I heard it was under new management. Early days but there was a decent crowd for mid-week and a good atmosphere. The beers were spot-on, clear and cool and served with a smile.

Me and my family decided to go here for a meal after being out for the day. we had a warm welcome by the staff. The food was lovely and up to a good standard. I will be coming back and I would highly recommend this pub.

Como familia, decidimos que debería comer fuera y decidimos reservar una mesa en el recientemente renovado que Gwyn Ty Tafarn ha vuelto a abrir con nuevos propietarios y para probar el nuevo menú. No nos decepcionó con las opciones de menú, que eran todos a un precio razonable. El servicio que recibimos era informal, pero muy atentos. Esperamos volver muy pronto, y desea que los nuevos propietarios de los éxitos para el futuro.

Tres amigos y yo fuimos para una bebida tranquila después de un partido de golf. Que se cortó. Después de negarse a pagar algo que no pedimos. Me dijeron que era prácticamente dejar en un asqueroso por el 'management Manor. Espantoso. No recomendaría este lugar a cualquiera. Crap relaciones con el cliente.

Fuimos para el almuerzo. Parece muy bonito desde fuera, pero cansados en necesidades y alfombras decoración lateral muy de moda. sucio Tuvimos el almuerzo de domingo que fue todo congelados vegetales y no cocinado bien frito las ollas donde era agradable aunque pierna de cordero aunque estaba congelado. El personal agradable y amable

No hacer la comida de un domingo por la tarde, así que olvídate de los comentarios anteriores. Fuimos en otra noche y me dijeron que no estaban haciendo la comida, aunque gran cartel fuera dice comida servida diariamente. campanas de alarma debe sonar de comenzó. Volvimos otra noche, muy menú limitado. Siento decir que el personal estaba sucia. La comida era terrible no volvería.

Es él el toque personal que cuenta cada vez. Habíamos pasado el día en bicicleta alrededor de Anglesey - un poco de sol, algo de lluvia y un poco más sol - todo en el nombre de enano deportes después de un largo día que necesitábamos comida y eran atrasados.

This is the second time iv been here and yet again the food was amazing I had the chilli and my partner had the chicken tikka both really enjoyed it a credit to michelle

We went here for dinner whilst on holiday. I have to say the fish and chips were the worst that I have ever eaten.

This used to be local years ago. Came for a meal with the wife and had to leave a review.Brilliant. Not only was the meal great meal, (chefs special burger and the fish) had a great night with the locals and a sing song. Nice to see Ty Gwyn back.

Stopped off on the way back to Holyhead. Superb steak sizzler with sauteed mushrooms. Think the chips were old fashioned hand-cut ones as well. Lovely.Will call again.

Cam here with my family for a bite to eat on Sunday evening and I have to say it was amazing we had steaks and they were cooked to perfection new management were really lovely and did everything to go the extra mile will be returning when we in North Wales next

Went for a Sunday lunch and thoroughly enjoyed it. Although the pub was quite busy we were served quickly by friendly people who were happy to stop and talk and made us feel welcome. The food was simple but plenty of it and well cooked. Will definitely be going back

whent their for lunch the BRISKET OF BEEF looked like road kill, roast poatatos hard as rock, yourshire pudding like sponge cake,vegtables were flobbly over cooked in water only good thing was the stuffing. then when made complate the wommen when oh and walked off and we asked for money back and did not get. I would not let my dog eat there. bathrom had mold everywere.

Steven & Shell where very welcoming to me and the family and the food was very good basic but home cooking is what we wonted . we will be going back there in July this year and will be there again we will recommend this pub. they welcome big groups. come along and see for your self

Went today for sunday carvery to be told it was brisket of beef which frankly looked like road kill and unbelievably chewy!Could not eat at all!Potatoes looked lovely and crispy but when we tried eating them they were not cooked very hard!Yorkshire puddings had a funny taste to them!All vegetables had been cooked to an inch of there life.Very disappointed even complained to the new owner didn't even get an apology very rude! When I complained about the meat being chewy and not being able to eat it she replied with "oh was it" and turned and walked away! We were all gobsmacked! WORST CARVERY EVER!! And the female bathroom is disgusting the plaster on the wall is falling off with damp!

We went on a family holiday near here and went out for the day so seen this and decided to try it walks in never the best sign it was dead in there but the food was the best pub grub i have had in years thank you chef reasonable prices i had a lovely burger my partner had a lovley proper homemade pie and the kids had chicken nuggets and pizza which was fantastic too the landlady was very friendly and even put cbeebies on to keep the kids happy when i next go to north wales i will be popping in for a family meal just stunning and thank you for you kind hospitality

Visited today, for a carvery. Served by a lovely woman, went to get our food, the chef seemed very rude. The roast potatoes were very small, the cauliflower was so hard i couldnt eat any of it, spjnach tasted frozen and was vile. Gutted there was no broccoli but thats ok. Carrots and peas, lovely. Gravy was lovely also. Tiny portions of meat. Beef was very nice and tasty. Yorkshire pudding was hard on the bottom. I think there shouldnt be spinnach or hard cauliflower. But should be replaced with broccoli and cabbage. Maybe more meat and bigger roasts and sodt yorkshires. Very disappointed. Although i would give this a second visit, but not happy with this visit today.

We were well looked after... the food was great home cooked food with filling portions. staff were helpful and friendly and the food arrived fast. Thank you

Good draft beer. Good locals. Haven't been for a while but it is a good boozer. Deffo no chavs in here either.

We were made very welcome in this pub by all the staff and customers while holidaying in Anglesy.Will defo return if back down this way.

Called in for a drink early one evening with my husband. We had to sit outside as the music was far too loud inside to feel comfortable. Outside the ashtrays had not been emptied and there were weeds growing . In general the whole place needs a new lick of paint .Inside was also lacking atmosphere and needs a freshen up. I certainly was put off eating there. It is a shame as it could be a lovely vibrant pub for locals and holiday makers alike.

went to the store a few steps away and wanted a proper sunday lunch . we arrived just before 12 noon and was welcomed by an empty pub and a jolly chef who offered us turkey,beef and ham and every vegetable known to man.lunch was easy on the purse as 2 adults and 1 child with drinks was less than £30.00

Popped in for tea with hubby and the kids. The menu wasn't the longest but all the food was cooked to perfection and huge portions! The staff were friendly, at tentative and fussed over the kids but without being in your face, will defiantly be returning.

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Gone down hill in the last few months. Came here for lunch with the family, and the sauces o the table were out of date (all of them), and the food was eatable but not very appealing.

We were served with little meat, the vegetables were awful and the gravy was tasteless and like water. The chocolate fudge cake was rock hard and it was like trying to dig the garden to eat it. The chairs in the conservatory were stained and you could lift one of the table tops off as it was not secure.

Now may I start by saying that I will always give a fair review of any place I visit , as my other efforts will show , I am polite , patient and not hard to please especially in holiday season , so I expected to have a wait for my meal , I had been for a dinner which was acceptable , though a little cool and slow to arrive at another time so when friends asked us here for sunday lunch we decided to go.The service was again slow, my meal took fifteen minutes after the others to arrive so obviously everyone had , had to start when it came , everything looked tasty and i was ready to enjoy it and then in my first forkful of veggies I found slightly melted blue plastic string , We called the waiting staff to let them know , just expecting to get an apology and a change of meal with it given free as is the way of most places we visit when we have seen other tables complain , but she looked at me like I was trying to pull a fast one , evryone stopped eating waiting for my new meal to come or for the manager and staff to stop chatting about it at the bar but it took ten minutes before i was spoken to and then they said i could not get a new meal and i should leave it if I didn,t want the veg with blue bits , at this my friends were finally fed up and did not let this go on , told the staff they were not happy , all our food had gone cold and they were not willing to pay for such service . the rude , manager shrugged angrilly and said it was up to us and we were too awkward to argue with and told us to go if we wanted , we did and as the tale says ...never to be seen again ...sorry guys , but learn some manners and better customer service or what is a lovely place with potentially good meals will keep losing business if you keep acing like this .

we found the carvery chef rude and the staff were all standing at the bar chatting watching us eat which my wife found uncomfortable, their was certainly a click between the staff and regulars and we weren't made to feel welcome,we were served very little meat the veg was awful and the roasties hard ,when we were leaving the couldn't even wait for us to put our coats on before cleaning away the plates and wiping down the table which i thought was rude

Great place for a hearty meal after a day in the mountains. Really friendly staff and great value food.

Drifted in looking for good food and a nice place to chill & chat....... we found it!! Ronnie & John looked after U.S. And fed us the largest portions of quality food Back for more of the same tomorrow night

10 of us came here on a Sunday for a Carvery, we got in and it was dead and staff were standing around, we asked if they were still serving and they said they were and had enough tables for us, the girls at the bar were nice and polite but the man doing the carvery was extremely rude, whispered things about us as we got our food and told us sarcastically that they shut at 4pm (it was about 3:45) and that people coming in last minute caused them having to rush to cook more food, you'd think they'd be happy to get business, the meat and the gravy was ok but the beef was tiny bit dry, there was no mash, no yorkshire puddings and the veg were like the cheap frozen bags you get on offer, for £6.95 it was really dissapointing, they dont have another menu either so there was no alternative, wouldnt go back there again

I'm going to get straight to the point! Food was AWFUL! There was hardly any choice of the farm foods 3 bags for a £1 frozen vegetables, the roast potatoes were hollow due to overcooking, they were also tiny. Turkey was very wet, I don't mean moist, I mean wet, and seemed like a cheap processed joint, there was hardly any choice of anything. Terrible value for money. We normally eat at the bull hotel in valley that does an absolutely amazing carvery. The bull hotel is great value for money and knocks this place out of the atmosphere! Do yourselves a favour and travel a little further to the bull hotel in valley. I am not a moaner but do believe in giving my honest opinion I would rate ty Gwyn a 0/10, the only reason it's got 1 star on here is because it won't allow me to leave it blank!

This Pub has been taken over by new management and is open all day to serve Food and Drink.It was quiet, when we arrived and this is what we wanted (we have a five year old). Service good and a proper meal (well I did). Staff friendly and welcoming. I would go again.

I love coming here for a quiet drink with my partner, staff are very polite and welcoming and find the food and drink good value for money! Definitely will be backThank you

I stopped off her with my partner for a quick drink and possibly a quick bite to eat. On entering there was a blonde femail aged about 30 with lots of terrible looking tattoos. As I stood at the bar she proceeded to surve other people that came to the bar after me. After waiting for what seemed like for ever she finally served me. She was rude and not very welcoming. She then when on to short change me. When I had realised I told her. Her attitude was terrible (for a mistake that she had made) there was no sorry and refused to give me the correct change!!! I also saw her pouring a vodka for her self!! Not the way id like to run my pub!! Staff under the influence!!! Needless to say we had a few swigs of our drinks then left!! We will not return again.

I heard this pub was under new management so I decided to visit to try the Sunday carvery.I wasn't dissapointed.There was a choice of 3 meats, all of which i had, along with a good choice of veg.The food was cooked to perfection.I struggled to finish the meal - it was huge.The new owners, who have only been in for less than a week, were very friendly, as were the bar staff.There was a good selection of beers and lagers.I was told that a programme of works is sheduled in the new year to spruce the place up, so i look forward to visiting again to see the results.Well worth a visit !

I have been to the Ty Gwyn about five or six times but only ever had Sunday carvery. The last time I went the roast beef was just about the best I have ever had. Beautifully pink and tender, just the way it should be. We decided to visit again this week and were curious if the standard would be as high, I can happily say the Beef was spot on again and the rest of the accompaniments were also very well turned out. The only down side to the Ty Gwyn is the building itself, it's well overdue a makeover. This place could be a little gem with a little modernisation.

looks tatty inside and outside and seems to have a split personality ie is it a local or for tourists. However the service was very friendly and the food was excellent and extremely good value.

Having decided to go to a local Hotel for Sunday Lunch, and finding it was fully booked, I decided to go to the next village and found that the Ty Gwyn had a Carvery Sunday Lunch, so my daughter booked a table on her mobile. BIG mistake, not complaining about the price, but the amount of Beef served on my plate shocked me and the family likewise. one slice of beef smaller than my palm, the Turkey that my grandsons had was even less. The gravy was the best food on the plate. Never again.

Have had several meals here and the quality has always been outstanding don't know what was wrong today the portions meat were small and some of it was quite tough plus the vegetables were cold.I did manage to get the meal warmed up,however with hindsight I should have asked for my money back and gone elsewhere for our Sunday lunch. We definitely will not be returning there

Visited with my husband. Ordered chilli and rice with garlic bread and some chips and a cheese burger with chips. Didn't have to wait long at all for the food but it was very quiet! Food was gorgeous!!! Very tasty indeed.Bar lady was very polite and offered to bring our drinks to the table. The pub really needs a revamp. Paint/furniture/chairs/carpet stuck in the 90's. Needs some modernising. But over all a lovely little place which we'd definitely visit again.

I visited this pub when we were visiting Anglesey - warm welcome, helpful staff, great food and very quick service - stayed for the live entertainment and the two guys were brilliant - glad we found this pub - all the locals very friendly and made us feel very welcome - will definitely visit again - thanks Carol + Rob xxxxx

We were looking for somewhere to take my father for Sunday lunch to celebrate my birthday. I came across the Ty Gwyn on an internet search and decided to give it a try. What a pleasant surprise. Situated in the small village with one of the longest names in Britain, Llanvairpwllgwyngyllgolgerichwyndrobyllantasyliogogogoch (Llanvair P G for short), it is the smaller of the two pubs. It has a warm pleasant atmosphere and advertises a Carvery on Sundays from £5.50 per person. We ordered the food and were shown to a table in the conservatory. The Carvery consisted of a choice of 4 meats:- Beef, Turkey, Gammon and Pork. You could choose one or a mixture of all if you wished. There was a choice of 3 types of potato and 5 types of vegetables, stuffing balls, yorkshire puddings and gravy. The only choice that was limited was the meat and even then (I chose beef and pork) I received 3 generous slices of each meat. My father only chose turkey and received 5 slices. The taste and standard of cooking and service, I can only describe as exellent. I can honestly say that the meal was one of the best Carvery's that I have had in a long time. My heartfelt thanks go to the staff of the Ty Gwyn for a lovely meal. If you are ever on holiday on Anglesey or just in the area and want a really good sunday roast then you can't go far wrong if you pop in and give them a try.John Eaton

having recently moved to north wales i used trip advisor to locate a carvery for sunday lunch. tried this place for the first time on sunday and was really pleased. great quality and value in pleasent surroundings.

After pushing the boat out at Tre ysgawen Hall last night, we decided to try the local pub grub - this one had good reviews onTA so we gave it a try. We both had the mixed grill, which did the job - not the best ever, but for the money- £30.00 including 2 large glasses of Shiraz it was a good do.

Often call in here for a good meal - its not overley elaborate food but just very good, traditional and consistent. Very pleasant pub with nice staff and sensible prices. Nice to sit in the conservatory for a Sunday dinner and a pint.

The food here was very nice freshly cooked, so nice and hot when you got it. It was like home cooking without doing the dishes. The staff were polite and cheerful. Also nice to have welsh speaking staff. The restaurant it self was very clean. Beer was great. Loved it there.

Enjoyable atmosphere . Food is lovely and the staff very attentive . Visited more than once even though we were on Anglesey for a short time will be returning . Good people good beer . Also the the entertainment is great . Thank you Steve and lyn

Visited on the 15th of Feb. Five star service and superb food. Steak Cooked to.perfection. three course valentines meal for less than 50 pounds was an absolute bargain . Staff were brilliant, even let Me change booking time at last min. Top scores all round. Will be back to try the carvery soon

My Husband to the family for my Birthday and it was great.The barmaid welcomed us and served us quickly with a smile.The Sunday Carvery was excellent,hot,well cooked and plenty of choice.Finished off with puddings and coffee.Good value,Good service,Good food.

Visited last Sunday for a lunch for four adults and two small childred without prior booking. We all opted for the carvery which offered the choice of beef, ham, and turkey. I had a slice of each all of which were tender and tasty. the Yorkshire puddings were excellent as was the choice of vegetables. The meal and service represented excellent value for money.

Had lovely Sunday carvery at this bar yesterday Food was delicious Took mum with us She's 90 and very fussy! She had the roast beef with potatoes and veg and ate every last bit Great value for money

My partner and I stopped by here yesterday during a trip to Llanfairpwll and I have to say that it's a lovely little place. We'd definitely visit again. The bar staff were friendly and welcoming, which really adds to the cosy atmosphere. Arriving at 2.15pm, we were just in time to order some food (they only serve food until 2.30pm on weekdays - it's all day at weekends though). Despite being towards the end of the lunch time sitting, the staff were happy to accommodate us. I had a lovely baked potato with beans and a fresh salad, whilst my partner had their locally produced burger and chips. It was decent, simple, home made food and we thoroughly enjoyed what we had. The prices were reasonable too, which is always a bonus. It's useful to note that the pub also does cash back, with a 40p charge. This works out much better than the cash machines in the local shops which charge more.

Have been to this clean family run Pub for the Sunday Carvery on several occasions, the meat is of the highest quality and you can help yourself to as much veggies as you like. There is a choice of usually Beef, Turkey, Pork and Ham, you can have a slice of all of them if you want. There is an eating area through the Bar and a large conservatory or if you prefer you can eat in the Bar. This Pub has got entertainment on most nights and also a Cellar Bar which has recently re-opened. A drink outside in the beer garden on a nice day is very refreshing.

Deciding for a bar meal with mates we weren't disapointed with our choices..the gammon steak is huge and succulent,the chicken in leek sauce was very tender and tasty and their chick masala is plentyfull.for those who enjoy sweets, try the sticky toffee pudd or the lemon meringue.* Definatley coming back to try their 'steak night' .*

We had been to the Pub on two occasions previously for Sunday lunch , and had marvelled at the staff's efficiency in serving a large number of customers in quick time to much expressed satisfaction. On those occasions we had enjoyed a rather superb carvery at a very competitive price. This time, it was more of a "I wonder if they're open for food" situation as we arrived quite late and only a couple of days after Christmas. Indeed it was and as we joined the beerdrinkers inside we were offered the full evening menu and a choice of seating, whether in the bar, the dining room, or the covered patio. We ordered leek and potato soup, and also chose the same main dish, namely sausage and mash. Simple, you may say, but what a treat. The soup was thick and flavoursome, and the sausages were really special. No ordinary ones, but renowned Edwards of Conwy best, both spicy and meaty, and served with onion rings on a bed of mash, accompanied by fresh vegetables. In fact, so much food that we deferred from the large assortment of desserts, I saw a comprehensive afternoon tea menu as well. That also looks a treat. So, to sum up, we have a High Street pub providing high quality food through from lunchtime to late evening in a pleasant atmosphere, and I congratulate Brian and Veronica on their efforts. Do remember the village name- the longest in Britain and frequently visited in order to be photographed next to the old railway station sign, that says Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgoger y chwyrndrobwll Llandysiliogogogoch.