The Eagles Inn in Gwynedd - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Very good food and friendly staff. Sunday roast was very substantial with plenty of everything and all well cooked. Curry was very tasty too.

We have been going to this pub for years and so wanted to return since having been taken over. My daughter had sausage in a basket but the sausage was cheap sausage like from a chippy. My husbands chicken burger was ok but my steak pie was bland. We sat in the restaurant side yet still had to order our drinks at the bar and when I'm paying 15.50 for a pie, you should be served your drinks at the table too. The staff were very welcoming and helpful but we wont be rushing back.

So glad this place has reopened. Lovely food very pleasant chatty waitresses. Would highly recommend . It was quite busy but the kitchen staff coped very well.

The wife and I decided to book a table for Sunday lunch on recommendation from a friend ,and Iwe are very glad we did.The hospitality was excellent, the staff were very pleasant and polite showing us to our table ,we were given menu's to browse through as they got our drinks,the menu was plentiful in choice and prices very reasonable. We both went for a 3 couse lunch which we both struggled to finish but we did ,the portions were plentiful, nicely presented and most of all hot for a change. The serving staff were excellent and they were making sure we were ready for the next course before bringing it to the table ,no rushing. If ever you are in the Bala ,Lanuwchlyn area and want a good homemade meal call in to the Eagles in Llanuwchlyn,you will not regret it ,The bar meal menu looks very impressive and reasonably priced too

A great place for a family reunion.We booked ahead for eight and were given a good table. Only one other party there. A very friendly welcome and generous food portions. A good selection of wines too, as well as John Smiths beer. A good village shop too selling the essentials...bread etc. I wish the pub was nearer to where we live.

Great pub in Llanuwchlen which we stopped at after climbing Yr Wyddfa for some food. Reasonable prices with good pub grub. Pub has a good community feel and was busy when we attended but plenty of room to dine separately away from the bar area with friendly staff too. Thank you

My wife and I booked a table on a Thursday evening. It was quiet when we arrived and we were greeted by cheerful staff. I ordered the French Onion soup followed by the pork belly on mash. The soup isn’t something you often see on a menu and was balanced by meaty onion moreish goodness. The last two spoonfuls brought sadness; I wanted the bowl to be bottomless. The pork belly arrived with lightly steamed veg and was slow cooked with a crunchy toffee-like crust and set on a bed of mash into which a lot of herby flavour and butter had been smuggled. My wife had the garlic mushrooms which were a step up from the normal breaded offering. Incredibly garlicky, fresh mushrooms cooked through with a tarragon cream sauce, on a slice of crusty sourdough. Her smash cheeseburger in a pretzel roll had great texture and was “just the right side of dutty” Delicious hand-made coleslaw went some way to restoring respectability. We were the first to arrive, and by the time we rested our forks the pub which was thronging with other diners, the darts team, young locals and scrubbed up farmers chatting warm beery nonsense. Great cookery and cheerful company. The Eagle has Landed…and after that meal he’s not taking off again for a while.

We'd driven 3 hours and wanted a meal ad didn't find anything appealing in Bala so I drove down the other side of the lake to see if anything would turn up. As it happened, Yr Eagles did and What a Find! We arrived just before opening at 17:00 but were invited in and showed to a table. We had drinks and then ordered food and I had an outstanding gammon steak meal and my Wife had lasagne which she said was very good. Other customers were soon arriving and it's obviously popular. Evverything about it was excellent so I'd be happy to return deliberately in the future!

Only open Wed to Sun for food - but well worth the wait - freshly cooked to order, piping hot and tasty

Lovely quiet and very friendly pub serving delicious good quality food. Although they do not accept dogs inside they do have wooden pods outside where we had great food and drinks.

We visited as a very large group but the service was fantastic! The lady behind the bar was great and encouraged us to practise our Welsh. The food was really tasty with generous portions and the bread and butter pudding was amazing. Great service, great food, great staff and lots of Cymraeg spoken - what’s not to love!!! Da iawn!! 👏👏

Abbiamo cenato per due sere in questo locale ed entrambi le volte ci siamo trovati molto bene, personale cordiali ed ottimo cibo locale. Abbiamo mangiato costicine di agnello squisite, Hamburger

We dined here twice throughout our stay. The food is absolutely delicious. They know how to cook using locally sourced produce, the chicken fillet in wine and mushroom sauce and the steak and ale pie were second to none! We can't recommend highly enough but the lovely Welsh hostess (I wish we had gotten her name) really made both of our visits. She is an absolute credit. Thank you again for making our holiday.

Fantastic little family meal here. Barman was fantastic, checked all the kids meals for allergens (kids have egg allergy) and service was all round great. Meals were great, fresh, home cooked style. Kids described the chicken nuggest as, "better than McDonalds" and "the best meal ever."

Fantastic Home cooked meals with generous portions. Fantastic staff and a real gem in a small village. Local lamb dishes are a must.

I visited with my partner and our three young children and the staff were very welcoming and hospitable. The food was delicious - I had the lam shoulder, my partner had the steak and the children had children's meals; all of which were large portions and we felt, great value for money. Would highly recommend!

This establishment has all the hallmarks of a cosy village pub. The staff were welcoming and efficient and couldn’t be more helpful. My wife had the lamb shank with red wine and rosemary gravy, together with Welsh new potatoes. I had the chicken with mushroom sauce. Both dishes were cooked perfectly and served on lovely hot plates. The portions were such that we just couldn’t manage desserts. Sad, really, because their bread and butter pudding has an excellent local reputation. As a dog-lover, I was delighted dogs are not allowed in the restaurant but are welcome in the shepherds huts outside. The staff receive so much abuse for this ruling, which is totally unfair. They should not have to put up with it. In my opinion this is the best restaurant around and commend it wholeheartedly.

Yr Eagles is a great place to eat in this tiny Welsh village. It offers home cooked fare, rather than pub grub. The staff were very friendly and attentive. We ordered trout from the Specials Board and chicken in a white wine sauce with mushrooms. Both were delicious. For sweets, my husband had bread and butter pudding, while I had two scoops of locally made ice cream. Everything was delicious. My only minus point was that wine was not offered in a range of glass sizes. There were only small bottles of red, white and rose available.

Whilst dogs are not allowed in the pub we had an excellent lunch with our dogs in the shepherd's hut at the rear.

Same as written by Kenni B, but we would give 4 stars. Shame not dog friendly. We came up on train from Bala and 90% of people had dogs. Food was good and staff very friendly. Dogs welcome in little Shepherd Huts in the garden. Spent a pleasant couple of hours here

Strange little pub in the village Basically the local corner shop with bar in it. What i found bizzare was that this is NOT a Dog Friendly pub, yet is the only pub within 10 miles of the village and campsite which is nearby. Surely they are missing a trick here. WIFI available, but does not work in the beer garden. Beer garden standard with a few Shepherd Huts and gets plenty of sun Would visit again if ever in the area

Warm welcome to this local pub and wonderful home cooked food. The shoulder of home raised lamb was the size I would cook for the whole family and delicious! The box of leftover meat will feed us today. Most of the menu including puddings was either gluten free or could be made gluten free. Thank you.

Love this place. Traditional old bar/shop where the locals gather and a lovely restaurant next door. The food was great and the staff attentive and friendly. Jake looked after us really well. As “tourists “ to the area it was great to hear the Welsh...

Stopped off here for a couple of pints as it was local to where we were staying for a weekend break. The welcome was lovely. We didn’t eat because we had already made plans but the food looked good. Would definitely come back if we...

On our way back from riding around of if the most beautiful lakes we’ve seen. We drove through a tiny village looking for a tea room. We stumbled upon this shop/pub/ restaurant and was welcomed by a lovely lady. We were given a warm Welsh...

All in all fantastic The staff are friendly and very efficient We booked a table for 2 , my OH really enjoyed the ale from caernarfon one which he hadn’t tried before , it was kept well and reasonably priced. We both had 3 course...

We were part of a much larger party (20+). We pre-ordered our food and paid for it when we ordered our first round of drinks. 4 main courses and 4 drinks exceptional value at £60. Good service, clean toilets and generous portions - what's not...

Visited for a family meal and nice little bar, staff were pleasant and helpful. Food was large portions but from a wide range we ordered we all felt that food was under seasoned and a bit bland. Deserts were very good but mains were average....

We had a great meal with lovely service. Amazing menu for such an out of the way place. Retro in all the right ways. Everyone had something different and it was all tasty. Good portion size.

We visited on a Saturday evening and was pretty busy. Very friendly staff who recommended a lot of the meals off the specials board . I had the lamb chops and they were the best I’ve had in a while , the gravy wasn’t too...

We went here for a quick beer in the afternoon, so unsurprisingly it was very quiet, the chap behind the bar was friendly enough and there was a reasonable selection of beer.

Visited my elderly father last week. Popped into the Eagles on a couple of occasions.Friendly staff,great service and fantastic beer. Plenty of tourists around heard English spoken and a Eastern European language.Everyone happy and enjoying the glorious weather. Plenty of outdoor seating available.

Stopped for an evening meal while on holiday in Bala and from the moment we walked in the door we had a warm welcome. All the staff we're fantastic and gave us fantastic service. All the food was so fresh and tasty and all plates...

Comimos solo regular. La pechuga de pollo durisima. El resto pasable. No lo recomiendo. Hay mejores lugares en Bala

Really enjoyed our food in this lovely traditional pub setting. Very friendly staff providing excellent home cooked food. We had our dog so eye only able to sit outside but a nice beer garden with pods available for cooler temps. Definitely recommend to eat here....

We booked a table and glad we did as it was full @18:45. Moose beer in bottle👌 ordered our food and we weren’t disappointed at all I had steak n ale pie (probably the best I have ever tasted, no grissle no fat all meat...

Food was brilliant, made me a vegetarian burger which was not on the evening menu and it was delicious and a large portion. The banana split was also amazing and highly recommended. Soda and lime only £1 what a great place

We are volunteers at the Bala Lake Railway. Dinner was arranged by a fellow volunteer and 30 or more of us signed up. We had to order our food in advance and when we bought our drinks on arrival we paid for our food. The...

Booked a table whilst staying at the near by campsite as a treat for the last night of our holiday, really wish we hadn’t bothered!!! When we arrived our table was not ready so we were brought to the shop where there is a table...

Was a joy to find somewhere to eat that didn't just feature 'Chips with everything ' on its menu, believe me we have struggled as only holidaying in the area So, where we eat is a hit and miss experience, My partner and I arrived...

Wow. Crazy prices including £7.31 for 6 slices of pretty hammy looking ham. Probably as I wasn't speaking welsh..! avoid the shop if you're not a 'local'.

Visited the shop a few times whilst staying in the campsite down the road. Always well stocked and friendly. Ate in the pub one night in their pods. Attentive service and good food reasonably priced. Dogs only allowed outside.

We were staying in Bala for two nights just to conquer Yr Wyddfa and this was our second night after six hours on the mountain before returning home. The dafarn was difficult to spot, and to be honest I thought it was shut, but we...

Super friendly staff, awsome food! Lamb burgers amazing and the area is just stunning. Will be back as soon as it will be possible

Visited yesterday evening ( 10/07) Table booked for 4 people @ 19hrs Regrettably we arrived late @ 1915 hrs, but no problem. because table not ready, Waited at bar reception for at least 5 mins despite signs saying “do not queue at bar” before anyone...

Stayed in village for 4 nights and decided to eat at pub on two occasions. On both visits the food was good quality, great value with friendly and efficient service. My friend loved the Rhubarb & Pear crumble so much she ordered if on both...

Travelled to Bala with friends last week, and we visited the Yr Eagle for a meal. No complaints, good service and decent food at a reasonable price.

Had a lovely family meal here during the week. The staff were amazing and super helpful. The food was spot on and everyone had a such a nice evening.

We stopped in here after taking the Bala Lake railway, which itself was lovely. The food was really good, we only went for simple scampi in a basket but it was still really very nice. Our daughter had the chicken nuggets and I was pleased...

the pub is located about a 10 minute walk from the steam train to Bala. We visited after a long walk and in need of a drink. As there's covid restrictions we were on a table in the car park. It was perfect as it...

Really friendly and welcoming staff and beautiful food. Two local ales on draught and locally-reared lamb. Much better food than the pubs in Bala, in my humble opinion (I always have lamb burger in Wales 😉). The covid measures in place were effective without detracting...

I came during September 2020 for a family meal. We came and sat at our table and was instantly greeted by the Barman who took our drinks order straight away. We ordered our food and it came out piping hot and quick. The hake was...

We had a pleasant evening and staff were friendly. Covid measures were in place. Food was acceptable but desserts lacked imagination and definitely weren't homemade

We turned up at 3 today and they'd stopped serving food, but the chap serving us (didn't catch his name), was so friendly and chatty, he offered us a sandwich.Best ham and cheese butty I've had. We'll definitely return and have a full meal. Lovely surroundings as well!

I was rather disappointed with this restaurant. The reviews were so good, I was expecting outstanding service and terrific food instead it was really nothing to write home about. We were served by at least 5 different youngsters who (bless them) kept on forgetting our drinks orders. When our food finally arrived it was none of this "Amazing food" or "Perfect meal" that other reviews described but just plain, average, standard pub grub. Burgers were adequate, fish and chips were just acceptable... In fact, I am pretty sure that the peas came out of a tin. Altogether a bit of a letdown!

We received a warm welcome from the friendly barman. The food is a simple offering but tasty and good value. We had scampi and chips and a homemade beef burger and chips. Both were tasty, hot, and filling.With tea for two and a bill of £17 that’s not too bad. There was a good selection of traditional puddings but we were too full. They a have a little shop at the back selling groceries and bits and bobs. There was some heavy encouragement from the barman to buy a few bits if we needed anything, which we can appreciate is another income stream for them in these trying times. We bought the largest leek we’ve ever seen to rustle up some soup :)

It was quite good, and god make it so my brother doesn’t read this, but I had a pretty good time. I just want to point out that it took AGES for it to arrive. But hey, it’s eight people. Anyway, the food is decent and I think the water was strange. But at the end of the day, I always remember...it’s just my opinion.

After a little trip on the bala railway we found this little gem, food was so amazing and the staff were very nice. Highly recommended

We visited this pub two nights in a row during our stay and thoroughly enjoyed both times! Food was delicious and the service was great. The tables in the beer garden are especially nice as they have a lovely view over looking a field. Would highly recommend!

We had an enjoyable meal, sitting outside looking over the fields. Not the easiest time for the staff but they were very friendly and efficient, and we didn’t have to wait long for drinks or food. We also used the shop. The tables were well spaced, hand sanitiser was available, and signs directed visitors to the beer garden. Thank you

Our first outing since lockdown and were somewhat nervous. However it was a pleasant experience and safe with the staff keeping distance and obviously covid aware. The website gives clear instructions on when they are open and what to expect. We sat in the car park and had an option of covered or uncovered seating.The food was from a reduced menu but was fabulous as expected.

Lovely little pub. The steak pie was really nice and all the food was reasonably priced. The pub also couples up as a village shop.

Managed to beat the rain and walk to Yr Eagles Llanuwchllyn, South of Lake Bala in Northern Wales. Pub doubles as local shop too. Very friendly staff, lovely wholesome pub food. I had a fantastic half-shoulder of lamb off the 'Specials' board. My wife had the sausages and mash (with FOUR sausages!). The pub tries to promote local produce (the lamb and sausages were locally sourced). Beer very good. Basic pub interior. Very cosy sittting next to the fire. Well worth a visit.

We popped in here for Saturday lunch after a bracing visit to the railway. The car park was packed so we were expecting a fight for a table, but as it was it was just a large group of Welsh speakers (possibly a club/society) meeting for lunch. Initially, I was worried it was a "local pub, for local people" but I could not have been more wrong! Firstly, it was beautifully decorated for spring/Easter with daffodils eveywhere and the prettiest country scene in the large picture window. We were greeted really warmly and had our pick of tables. I ordered the fish pie with chips and my husband ordered lamb chops with mash. There was a bit of wait for food, but it was well worth it. All of it was so, so tasty, especially the mash! Great chips too. Despite the fact we were both full we couldn't resist dessert, I had the pavlova and my husband had the bread and butter pudding. Again, really tasty. All this, plus two drinks each for £45, so really reasonable. If we're ever in this direction again, I would definitely make the effort to visit and will be recommending to anyone visiting Bala.

We could sites for a family get together and having for Ben past lots of times it was a first visit. It was a Friday lunchtime meal and although I originally intended to eat just a lift lunch the menu options and press enticed us all to have starter and a main. I had the dick to start which was good and followed with trout which was a real plate full, a large fillet plus lovely posted and veg. It was all extremely good value with very good and friendly service. We were also pleased that our dog was welcome in the bar. Will deffo b back

Visited Yr Eagles yesterday with 8 friends. We'd just walked up over Aran Fawddwy on a 17km hike and had booked in for some food afterwards. The service and atmosphere were great but the food was excellent. All of us ordered something different from the menu and we all thought the food was superb. Great portions, piping hot and delicious. I would highly recommend Yr Eagles.

We had a table in the friendly bar (dog was made welcome, too) and, as it was a Sunday lunch time, it was busy with families and couples. Lovely atmosphere. I have been there once before and had a great meal. This visit was certainly not a disappointment. I'd certainly recommend the fish pie, and I'm fussy! It's important to book, though, as Yr Eagles is extremely popular with locals and visitors.

Whilst on holiday we were due to go for a walk with our dog for our last day. Alas, the weather was not great and we decided, instead, to go for a drive and stop and have a number of shorter walks in different locations. i did a quick "Tripadvisor" search for lunch and came across the Eagles. As the title says - what a lucky find! We could not fault it, from it's quirky pub/shop appearance to the conversations in Welsh, not to mention the great food (local lamb!), it was brilliant. The real fire and friendly bar staff made a lovely first impression. We would thoroughly recommend this pub to anyone in the area - it made up for the grotty weather!!

in A nutshell it’s a good all rounder, good quality food that’s not overpriced, friendly staff and a good selection of drinks. No complaints here!

When staying in the area I searched for a restaurant serving lunchtine meals. Looked like good reviews. In absolute agreement, we had a superb meal in beautiful room. The staff were all very welcoming and friendly. We will definately be back again.

We stayed literally 10 paces away, in the cottage across the road, so we took advantage of all three services offered by Yr Eagles. Namely a shop, which had all the basics we needed when arriving at our cottage; a pub, serving great local beer; and a restaurant, which we ate in three evenings running.Yr Eagles is everything a pub serving its local community can be. It provides the only shop in the village, where you can buy a newspaper and all the basics. But it's also extremely welcoming to all. It's predominantly Welsh-speaking, but English speakers are made to feel at ease. I love the way that after a rainy day the bar was packed with local kids and their families. letting off steam and totally at home. If you hate this idea there's a more formal restaurant in the lounge, by the way. But equally it was possible to hang out at the bar for conversation and good beer.Food isn't gourmet, but just the kind of thing that families would happily go out to eat all together. The kitchen uses local ingredients wherever possible, and most of the meat is from its own home farm. It's very well cooked and offers generous portions.To be totally recommended.

What a find! Was searching for a coffee shop or something in this tiny village and found this lovely establishment. The building is old but it's very clean. The local beer was great and the food was delicious and freshly cooked. Very reasonable prices too. Service was friendly and helpful.

We’ve visited the Eagles a few times & had Sunday roasts in the restaurant area. The roasts are amazing! We recently visited again & took our dog & we were allowed in the bar area which is lovely & big & has a shop in it. It sells everything you can think of. The food & beer is beautiful too. We would highly recommend the Eagles! Staff & locals are so friendly & it’s fascinating to hear them speak Welsh all the time! Although they do speak English when you’re around! We’ll definitely be back!

This is the proverbial hidden gem . Tucked away off the main road easily missed especially as on the four occasions we visited the locals had parked right across the very tight egress and exit . Popped into to check it out ,was most welcomed so decided to visit for dinner , advised to book . We had just ordered when 2 couples entered with recalcitrant howling babies . Neither of the babies wanted to sit into the high chairs and were TOTALLY ignored by the on their phone career's. . Asked to be re seated and the helpful staff ,Rhianna and Fflur obliged and understood our distain (and pain on the ears ) Then the man from Deal ( Kent ) greeted us like he does to all . Food tremendous ,well cooked and plentiful .The home made chicken and leek soup was fantastic, thick and very very delicious . Enquired as to why no real meat Shepherds pie only Veggie ? to the guvnor . Replied , "Because we can " Burger thick juicy tasty ,thick quality bacon . No room for deserts . Two things on the downside . Clean throughout but only a very damp tatty towel upon radiator for those that bother to wash hands within the gents and not ejecting disrupting children . Attended 4 times it was so good and welcoming ,will recommend as we were , to others .

You are advised to book if you want to eat here as on many nights they are very busy. Great food and huge portions. Dogs allowed in bar but not restaurant. Doubles up as a shop during the day and you can get newspapers and other essentials which is handy as no shop in this village

It was only 6.20 on a Saturday evening when we arrived, but there were only two spaces left in the car park and the Eagles was already packed.

Went here on a recommendation from the campsite owner. Glad that we followed it up on our last night of camping in the area. Food was amazing, especially the lamb shank and lamb Henry. Portion sizes for kids burgers were more than enough for an 11 & 12 year old who were more than a little bit hungry after a long walk and playing on the water in a kayak! Best garlic bread I’ve had in a long time. Deserts were delicious. Staff friendly and food came quite quickly.

Fantastic quality of food in this local restaurant. This place never lets us down with its delicious meals always served piping hot and from polite staff.

We walked here from the train station. We had got the train from Bala to Llanuwchllyn. Had the choice to either stay on the train and go back or kill 2 hours by having lunch in this pub. Decided on the pub lunch option.

It wasn’t busy when we were there which was surprising as it’s near one of the Bala railway stops. Nice beer garden. It’s about half way round the lake if you start in Bala.

This is a lovely traditional pub, very busy on a Saturday night! Warm welcome and a good menu. They source their meat from their own family farm but also had an excellent selection of home cooked vegetarian and vegan dishes.

Was reccomended to go to this pub by the owner of the B&B; we stayed at. Was a Saturday night so we're very busy, but our food came out promptly and was devine. I had the lasagne and my father the burger, both were fresh and local and some of the best value for money food I've ever had.

We are regual visitors when stopping at the near by Bwch Yn Uchaf campsite. Still up to usual high standards. No nonesence pub with nonesence food and friendly service. We'll be back next time.

Stayed for a week's holiday in Bala. This pub got the nod over closer places due to its extensive choice of veggie options. Well worth the trip - food, service and atmosphere were all top notch. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

If you've had a bust day our and are looking for well cooked food in a relaxed non chain local pub then Yr Eagles is an excellent place to visit.

Nice little pub. Seemed to be the only pub in the village. Very busy. Was missed on service for a couple of locals and was busy so maybe that was why. Food looked good but we didn’t try due to how long it took to get served. Would try again

Great pub. Staff were friendly and helpful. Great Guinness, lovely fresh home made cooked food, best chips I’ve had at a pub

The in laws booked a restaurant to the eagle inn whilst we were camping at a near by site.

This is a delightful country pub with friendly staff and a pleasant atmosphere. We were a family group of eight and everyone enjoyed their meals. Several had the lamb shank which was superb. Servings are generous. Our house red wine was good and inexpensive. I'd recommend the Eagles.

Excellent Lasagne, good selection of beers. Food was excellent and service / staff friendly. Small car park. Well worth stopping - highly recommend this village pub.

Highly recommend definitely recommend the lamb not only homemade but homebred from the family farm can't get better than that. Lots of choice, good children's menu and good beers too.

We had reserved a table just in case they were busy, they weren't! Nice small restaurant area away from bar with a jovial atmosphere. We ordered drinks at the bar and were told which table to sit at. Waitress said she would be with us shortly to take our food orders but alas she had completely forgotten about us and was happy taking other orders from guests arriving after us. We waited for 20-25 minutes before going to the bar to give our food order. Waitress did apologise for forgetting us.

We stayed in a lovely cottage right next door to Yr Eagles (at the time of posting we're still here!) and we knew when we booked that the pub would be next door but thought it would just be a convenience as aposed to an essential.

Food was excellent and very high quality, very impressed with the whole experience. The staff were particularly helpful.

A group of 48 of us went to Yr Eagles for buffet lunch yesterday on the recommendation of Bala Railway. The food was fantastic and extremely good value for money. The room was light and airy and a very relaxing atmosphere. The staff served us very efficiently and were most helpful. 1 person ordered a vegan alternative - which looked brilliant and she said was delicious. Everyone was most helpful and ensured we were catered for within our time scales but without being rushed. Excellent. A big thank you to Eleri and her staff who helped make our day trip out a success.

My husband and I were visitors to this pub in May during a whirlwind trip around parts of the UK. It came recommended from the equally fantastic B&B; we stayed in next to the railway.

Only had a quick pint and sat in the garden on a sunny day. Very nice surrounding and a lovely pint. The garden is small but sturdy furniture. Friendly staff. We didn't eat

Never disappointed . Between us our sizeable family have tried all of the amazing menu at one time or another . We all have our favourites, mine being the plaice and the fish pie . The gammon is delish , nice and thick and never dry , steaks are always cooked to perfection . Menu is bilingual which is perfect for our family . Our happy place . Great food , lovely staff xxx

Spent two nights camping in the village campsite so used the pub both evenings. Friendly welcome and staff, excellent real ale from Conwy and Cader breweries. Had a meal in the bar both nights, (dog friendly), could not fault the food for quality or portion size, will definately be back

Had a great sunday lunch today, wish I had known portions were so big as we wouldn’t have had starters (which were great) we had roast beef, roast pork and son had a burger. All great and would like to go back, great staff and friendly locals