The Corris Café and Deli in Gwynedd

came in for a hot drink and caught a couple of jets flying directly overhead. very good drinks and friendly service. great place to watch the planes, with toilets, plenty of parking lots, and food.

Great place but I couldn't find any meat in the pasty I bought. Pastry, gravy and potatoes quite tasty but no Meat.

Your allowed in with your dog now but the food isn't worth the effort. It's standard pastry or bready food. We shared a Giant teacake ,with one small jam pot and clotted cream we had to spread thinly ,like butter. This was a treat to make up for the giant hot dog which wasn't much better than McDonald's. I used to enjoy hot stews and tasty burgers here sitting outside in the rain with the dog ,but the food was worth it. I wouldn't have minded paying much more to get the same quality food. Very disappointed.

Lovely place to visit and spend a few hours had a very nice lunch.. we had the Welsh rarebit and the quiche .. plenty on the plate and all looked very appetising.. good price .. nice coffee .. all the cakes looked fresh and inviting .. I would recommend and definitely would go again

We've been there twice in the past fortnight and have been disappointed each time. Both times there have been a lack of takeaway sandwiches. Last time they offered to make us one; however this time I asked (there was 1 sandwich, it was ham and I'm veggie, and the place was empty when I went in). the waitresses was funny about me asking if they could make me an egg mayo sandwich to take away. (Apparently they're "getting all set for Easter" which has no relevance?). She reluctantly asked the kitchen who I could hear were grumpy about making one. I sat down, visible number on a spoon as given, and waited...and waited...and waited... Meanwhile several groups of people came in and were served. Eventually I asked if they'd forgotten my sandwich to be told "it didn't go through to the kitchen"...she'd asked the kitchen before I paid!! I sat on a table right in front of them so I was visible, so there's no excuse! I'm diabetic and needed food, but couldn't wait for them to attempt to get their act together to make a simple sandwich, so I asked for a refund and left. What makes me laugh is that they have "save our centre" stickers in the loo... Well seeing as there were more staff than customers, and the staff are totally incompetent, and none of the shops apart from the gin one were open even though it's the start of half term, I'm not surprised if it shuts. The cafe in particular needs new staff and new management.

Came on a cold December day, and had the Welsh Lamb Cawl, which was absolutely delicious. Warm, hearty and filling. We came back the next day to have it again ahead of another hike, and also purchased some Caerphilly cheese to add to the Cawl I intend to make at home. The cafe itself was clean, tidy and quiet. I suspect due to the cold winter weather it wasn't that busy. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would recommend this place for a quick food stop if you're in the area, defo have the Cawl! Also, dogs are welcome which always a plus!

This was a lovely experience. The staff were attentive and kind, and the place was warm and cosy. There are great views of the mountains from this cafe, and the food is great too. I especially liked the cake. I’d definitely come back here.

It was really busy with a coach load of people arriving so we just got a drink and cake but it was very tasty and staff were nice

Fantastic place to visit great staff well worth a visit.

Food was very expensive for portion sizes. Also bland had Welsh rabbit

Love the Welsh experience had the cawl. Just turn the music off or make it Welsh singing. You go to a place like this that is all about Wales and eat listening to Tina Turner belting out

I asked for 3 different things didnt havent anything i asked for.They also said they serve breakfast all day but had no bacon and sausage.They also only had one portion of chips left so couldn’t get any of them and they also had no sausage rolls barley any cold drink choices overall not a great experience with the cafe

A lovely little cafe that's so dog friendly my 2 dogs were given complimentary sausages service was fast staff lovely

Very nice food. I had the rarebit and my husband had the cawl. Both very nice with fresh ingredients.

We have been visiting this place for approx 20 years whilst on holiday, it's a bit of a tradition for us and we love visiting it, we always end up spending quite a bit of mone there as they have some really nice gifts. But this time we were a bit disappointed in the past the owners would always have time for a chat. But now they show you to the table and before you have time to sit down they are on you to take your order and that's all they seamed interested in and that's taking money. The staff look miserable and don't speak unless you want to buy. It doesn't cost anything to smile and ask how your days been or were your from or are you going anywhere nice. It's called customer service!

Nice stop over. They made a huge fuss of my jack Russell "Mr grumpy dog"

Had beans on toast brehere then noticed they do Welsh Rarebit so we're coming back later in the week to try it.

Nice place food is good prices not to bad

Brilliant little cafe, light and airy space, clean and well kept. Coped admirably with a very busy wet August lunchtime and provided us with scrumptious lunch (including hearty vegan options) for a very reasonable bill. The cheery helpful staff were a delight. Overall the craft centre is excellent attraction and this really is its heart.

Nice little cafe, can be busy..

Good food delivered quickly. Dogs welcome inside and out.

Portions of Welsh Rarebbit have shrunk dramatically..SHAME ON YOU..

A delicious sausage bap to start my day off perfectly.

Great service and excellent food and drink.

Really good selection of food and all came hot and quickly

Wide choice in a nice setting with RAF doing low level sorties and there is a recognition board so can understand what the plane is Never seen that before by a cafe

Excellent lunch. We had heard about the speciality hot dogs and weren't disappointed!

As an aviation fanatic I found Corris Café to be a great spot to stop and watch aeroplanes fly down the Mach Loop. The cafe is comfortable with a good menu and there are a few shops around selling good quality goods to entertain non aviation fanatics…

Great place for a stop off, lots of parking and very nice cafe with friendly staff.

Delicious gluten free options nice quiet place to stop on the main A487. Would highly recommend x

Nice little place. Lovely scones and breakfast baps. Bit pricey. Cost us £50 for 5 of us to have breakfast baps toast 2 latte and a tea and milk and scone.

Overpriced and a bit pretentious.

Delicious rarebit and lamb cawl. The cafe was clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly. We were early for the lunch menu but the staff were really nice to whip up the order and we made it in time for our labyrinth tour at noon.

Very cold day. stopped for a coffee,nice warm atmosphere with the added bonus of our personal radiant heater.

Run out of scones, other snaks just didn't hit the spot

Very good choice of meals, cakes, general baked goods and drinks. Plenty of seating indoor and out. Reasonably priced for location and friendly staff. I enjoyed my food and drink very much as did my partner. We would eat here again.

An update to a previous review. Called in en route to Pembroke last Friday and this place has undertaken huge improvement. Was very impressed with the range of hot and cold food on offer as well as fresh bakes. Although there was plenty of people there it never felt busy as the staff are efficient and the queue at the till goes down very quickly. Will be calling again on our way home 👍

Nice cafe for a bite to eat, not cheap but good quality food.

Expensive of course, brioche bun wasn't brioche (bait and switch tactics, illegal). Far too many gluten free cakes. All the nice ones were gluten free which basically ruins them. Needs options for both normal and awkward people

Called in for a snack and ordered a teacake and a pot of tea along with the soup of the day. Money duly taken and told to go find seat. Food arrived but sadly soup was not hot and there was no cutlery to eat our food. My partner went back in to a long queue. Finally he came back but my soup was even cooler so I took it back and had to wait in the queue once more. The cook saw me and asked what the matter was (well I think that's what he asked me because I couldn't hear him). There was a look if dismay from him but no apology, he just walked miserably back into the kitchen. The young lady gave me a fresh bowl which had less soup in than my previous. Obviously this was my forefit. Staff were pleasant enough but too busy taking the money and to slow making the Barista coffee. Would I come again.....I'd have to think twice.

Disappointed in the gluten free options - basically it’s jacket potato or soup. So ordered a jacket potato with cheese and beans - apparently! Could barely see any cheese, and what they called beans, were a congealed mess that did not resemble what you would expected for baked beans. Then the gf chocolate cake that we took away to eat at home…. Dry, stodgy, not what I would call a nice treat! Really unimpressed and won’t be coming back for food next time we visit the craft centre

Delicious food. Try the Welsh Lamb Cawl on a cold day!

Great little cafe, the food was delicious! I will definitely be stopping by here again on the way past.

Lovely food. (I liked the sausage and mash). Nice service. Good playground for kids. Coffee OK.

Lovely place, very nice staff and nice food and drink

Nice place for rest after reach the summit of Cader Idris good cakes and coffe

Lovely friendly staff, homely feel, really nicely decorated, clean, very reasonable prices for families, great kids meals, lots of drink options, lovely homemade cakes, free parking, I could go on! I'll be back with the family soon!