Will's Bar in Isle of Anglesey

Went today with our 3 granddaughters for lunch Had 4 items from the shack between us for lunch Excellent food very reasonably priced and good sized portions Nice beers on tap and dog friendly Highly recommended

Not quite what I expected Just a normal very expensive pub £14 for a wine & guiness No New Zealand wine either 👎 The area sells the pub But not one I would go back too

The ambiance at this establishment is fantastic, but unfortunately, the beer selection leaves something to be desired. My husband, like many others, enjoys craft ales, which seem to be gaining popularity. However, the craft ale available here wasn't very enjoyable. Perhaps offering a selection like the one at Sandy Mount House, such as Neck Oil, would be more fitting. Improving the beer options would make this place even better. Nonetheless, the staff is friendly, and overall, it's a great place.

Amazing friendly chef who went above & beyond to make sure we had delicious prawn & crayfish topped fries from pats shack. Love the atmosphere in the dog friendly Wills bar. Relaxed music, will definitely return. Dogs allowed inside as well as outside.

We have been for lunch many times when visiting the Area. Lunch on a Wed was super busy ! You order drinks in wills bar and a small menu of dishes outside at pats shack where you order and receive a buzzer when food is ready to take back in to bar. Not being super hungry we ordered the " Bully boy" loaded fries. Hmmm...£10? Rather overpriced? Food arrived quickly ...a dish of skinny fries with around 30g of pulled brisket and mayo/bbq sauce/jalepeno topping. It was nice but really not worth the price. This is Rhosneigr and you pay a premium for the truly gorgeous access to the sea etc so that's where it is worth the cost!! Pizzas looked good and probably at £13 a better value. Not gonna stop me coming again but it is not good value for what you get.

We were staying nearby in a cottage and this place was perfect for us after a stroll across the sand dunes The new set up is brilliant with food shack and the dune barGood service good beer and great street food served in a cardboard box Would highly recommended

Went for a coffee very shortly after they had reopened. Staff were very helpful and we felt very safe with the new covid guidelines. We have been back since and will continue to come back!

Welcomed with a really friendly smile, explained in full about the food on offer, specials and drinks.We waited outside at the seating area around 5/10 minutes for a table inside to become free. We ordered a pizza and I went for one of the specials, cod with cheesy topping. Food arrived quickly and in these take out boxes which I think was a really good idea. The food was lovely, I really enjoyed the cod and the pizza as we ended up sharing. Overall I thought it was a very quirky place, friendly staff, nice atmosphere, extremely chilled and I’d definitely recommend and return.

We visited end July / early August several times during our stay. We have been coming to Rhossy for years and were so happy the Timpsons have taken this back and re-opened. We usually go to Wills bar and it’s great for people of all ages. Food was great special mention for Tracey the Chef who always delivered and if for any reason she couldn’t would personally come and chat with us and offer alternative options. Her salt and pepper fries are fabulous would highly recommend! Neve, Issy and James are great people who made each visit pleasurable. Great job team!

We go to Rhosneigr a lot and and Wills bar has just reopened after a long time closed. We went on the first day of opening and came back lots of times it’s a great place for people of all ages to go and enjoy casual food and a good drink! Special shoutout to Niamh, Iz and James who were all really friendly and accommodating! And also Tracey the chef who makes the best salt and pepper fries I’ve ever had. Would recommend highly to anyone in the area!!

Spent a few hours here expecting to relax and unwind.Not easy due to seating no being designed for prolonged sitting.Perhaps it was the wrong day but virtually every other customer brought their dogs in that had been in the sea and running through the dunes, this created a wet dog odor that is off putting.Lots of people complaining about waiting a long time for food. Limited staff members, however all were pleasant and doing their best. Fair selection of beers.

Called in yesterday just for a drink after a long walk on the beach with the dogs. Great atmosphere, good selection of drinks and service. Love the bar and often enjoy the restaurant too

We popped in one afternoon we have been several times while walking our dogs , it’s a nice bar but it’s quite expensive compared to the Glan neigr and Morfa but then again it’s a wine bar attached to a restaurant, we have eaten a sandwich there it was nothing special. The staff are lovely, very attentive and service is quick , dogs are welcome it can get very busy here. They have an open mic night which is fun to watch .

Made very welcome,enjoyed a cold beer and wine in a great location.Staff were well trained and very eager to please.

Great fun and always friendly. Great bunch of people always about including some very fun ladies we know that enjoy a good dance and sing along

After lunch in the oyster catcher we decided on a few drinks in Wills bar. Service was good, staff were friendly and helpful. Will be back very soon

A lovely place in a prime position. Ample parking for this very busy restaurant. We had a table for 7 in the upstairs restaurant. The staff were very good in organising a lift for myself and my wife - both dissabled. The food was enjoyable but a tad pricey for what it was. The seating was not the most comfortable and the waitress was having a bad day and appologised twice for slow attention. However, the food was good and the menu varied. I ordered a "T" bone steak with pepper sauce It was cooked medium rare just how I like it. The chips were crisp and freshly done the sauce was creamy and very tasty. I gave it a Very Good rating even though it has faults because the food was good. With a little more attention it could have been excellent

Needs updating. Seriously uncomfortable seating and no lingers serves hot food. Shame really. Decent wine list and good real ales but lacking in atmosphere.

Walked across the dunes to this bar several times. Excellent decor, friendly staff, plenty of bowls of water for dogs. Didn't find the drinks any more expensive than other local pubs.

We pop in every now and again when in Rhosneigr. It's a nice bar but very expensive - certainly way pricey when compared to the other bars in the local area. Service varies from excellent to average but nothing to complain about.

Very busy in the cafe section yesterday as dogs not allowed in restaurant. Only 2 staff behind bar and they were run off their feet with little help from management. Approximately 1 hour wait for food, but when it eventually came was delicious. Luckily we had a 25% off voucher (autumn deal until 21st December), so can't feel too aggrieved. Overall, the service could have been far better, but the food somewhat made up for it.

Held a surprise 30th birthday party in Wills bar. The staff were fantastic and so accommodating to our needs.

A lovely bar. Excellent decor and good bar meals from the restaurant. Live music when I was there so made for an enjoyable experience.

We dropped in with our dogs after a walk and had a much longer than intended pit stop at Wills Bar. Great food and wonderful coffee.

Siempre hay un buen ambiente en el bar wills, personal bueno y amable, un chico joven llamado Nick se desvivió para darme unos consejos sobre el windsurf en la playa de rossy. Gran sentado en la terraza bajo el sol o tomando una bebida en el interior.

Elegí este hotel como un lugar de encuentro para pasar unas vacaciones en familia, excelente ubicación en el borde del pueblo, que era un perro agradable gran ventaja para nosotros y la comida era estupenda, tenía la junta embutidos para compartir y los lados y la calidad era fantástica y con buena relación calidad-precio. El personal era amable, lo recomiendo.

Cuando se abrió de bar era increíble, con un fantástico ambiente cada noche en verano, música en vivo y una fantástica decoración. A lo largo de los años nada se ha hecho para refrescar el lugar y la decoración está empezando a parecer un poco cansados con las sillas desmoronándose. El personal fantástico y las bebidas no son caras aunque la comida no es muy buena; su mejor subiendo escaleras y come un correcto y evitar la 'ligeras'.

Este lugar me gustó mucho, perro amable, un entorno agradable, una buena opción en el menú, bien preparada y bien presentada y servida. El personal era servicial y el servicio era bueno. Sin duda volveremos. Encantador para un paseo antes o después de unos tragos y o algo de comer. También al pop en un café.

Called in for coffee after a walk on the beach. Friendly service, comfortable seats and decent coffee.

Delightful spot for lunch. Nice couthy barmaid who likes to pin down accents. She`s good at it! Dog friendly and nice and airey. Highly reccommend.

Met up with friends for a few afternoon drinks, light bite menu was good so we had all had a bite to eat. Food arrived in no time. Great place for families and dog friendly. Great selection of drinks. We've been in the evening previously there is usually some entertainment over the weekend. Always good. Great fun!

After spending a few hours at the beach on a sea fret, windy afternoon.We popped in to Wills bar for a round of delicious hot chocolates with marshmallows and cream. Great friendly staff. Family friendly. Will be back.

We were in the Oyster Catcher restaurant for a meal and my brother had lost his wallet outside somewhere.We went back the next day and the loveliest member of staff... Anne @ Will's Bar spotted us outside looking for the wallet.She recognised my bro by his ID in the wallet and called us over.She had kept it safe and got it back to us in one piece. Anne was so friendly and lovely too. We then had a lovely drink in Will's Bar and the peaceful surroundings to celebrate not having to cancel the cards! A great bar in a lovely area - a must visit when visiting Anglesey.

Great night with local live band. Indoor and outdoor areas. Great venue on a sunny evening with stunning views

Had a sharers board there and it was lovely not too badly priced , one of my friends a vegetarian and it's a very poor choice for veggies ,I can't comment about the restaurant upstairs they might have a better choice .Lovely location and great outdoor area and dog friendly ,but the drink prices are astronomical , glass of wine and a ginger beer.......£9.00 , the same drinks in the glan neigr £5.00 !!!!!!!! How can they justify those prices is beyond me !!!I'm sure the clientele of wills bar with there 4*4s from Cheshire and beyond can afford that but locals or people on a budget avoid the place ,the y morfa and glan neigr are far cheaper and the glan has a cracking beer garden for kids to run around.

The oyster catcher had just gone under new management so awaiting to see the results - hopefully the menu and food will be an improvement - all it needs is decent food at affordable prices....returning in May so hopefully an improvement will be in full swing....

Perfect place to go with friends and family young and old Fabulous light bites and nibbles served in a great friendly atmosphere

Always a friendly place to pop in for a hot or cold drink after a walk on the beach. Food there isn't bad with a menu to cater all types. Has an indoor beach and beer garden beach for kids to play in too. Dog friendly is a bonus.

Perfect place to go after a blustery winter walk or after a sunny summer strole. Quality food, friendly staff and a great atmosphere...and best of all, dog friendly. Would highly recommend! My friend and I had the steak cibatta and it was lovely

Visited Will's Bar with my stunningly beautiful girlfriend and two of her friends while we were staying in North Wales for the weekend. Turned up Saturday lunchtime expecting a full lunch menu but were told it was 'Light Bites only' by the staff. No problem, we ordered two of everything and then had double helpings of CAKE! Shame they forgot to put the heating on, it was like eating in a fridge. Staff were polite and helpful even though we sat there with our coats on shivering throughout. Impressive building though, looks like it had been on Grand Designs.

A bit of a strange place inside but it was ok. Staff were very helpful and drinks were reasonable priced. Would be great in the summer to sit outside

Just popped in for a coffe and scone whilst on a lovely walk. Nice welcome and sitting outside with our dog, newspapers were brought out by the nice chatty lady.Her nice welcome encouraged us to go back for lunch at The Oyster Catcher the following day.

After our fab meal at the Oyster catcher we decided to pop downstairs for a drink. A huge bill board advertised all rugby matches were being shown but the tele wasn't even on. When my partner mentioned the rugby score for a previous match to the barman he said he hadn't seen it, so polite conversation was finished. The barman looked and acted like he would rather have been anywhere but the Will's bar. We didn't even stay to finish our drinks. I'm sure the bar is much better and a different experience on a different day but surely consistency is key. It was only 8pm on a Sunday evening and they don't close till 10.30pm!

First time we have stopped for a drink in the day here and they have served hot food, usually they are very short staffed, so you can only but cake. On previous visits during the day have waited quite a while to be served, this time the lady working there seemed very efficient,, greeted us with 'what drinks would you like' as soon as we walked in.She was very friendly telling us about the local area. We ordered bar snacks which were very good.

Dropped in for drinks early evening. Local band playing - well.Great atmosphere. Quirky set up. Fun.Just as many people outside as in. Quieter, cooler.Curiously for certain beers you have to go upstairs to the restaurant to get what you want. Can't imagine why

Looks lovely from outside, inside it's much smaller than expected and seemed 'clicky'. Decor is nice, especially outside, but disappointed once we had gone in. Only stayed for one drink and moved swiftly on.

Lovely setting, people & the food was delicious! Definitely would recommend & visit again. We've previously eaten upstairs in the oyster catcher which was equally lovely. The views from upstairs are great. Lots of parking space. Staff very friendly.

Great cocktails! Unusual but cool decor would definetly go again! Nice mixture of age groups and people from all areas so didnt feel out of place, Think it might be my new fave place to go at weekends!

We visited two days in a row. The first time was excellent. The lady behind the bar served me a wonderful milky latte - just how it should be, as well as pointing us in the direction of the gluten free cake. We returned the next morning as the start to the day was dull and a bit rainy. This time a young man served my latte way too strong and full of froth (more like a double express cappuccino). The cake may or may not have been gluten free as apparently the labels were not packed away with the with the cake - a bit of a disappointment. The waiter said there was no one that could clarify the GF status until noon.I suggest someone organises a better system for identifying the GF cake as it is very important to those who can not eat gluten to ensure it is gluten free! We will visit again just because our first experience was sooo good.

The bar has a really nice atmosphere... However, if you advertise serving bar food until 9pm don't stop serving at 6pm!!

My review is more of a complaint!!!! We went here for a few drinks on bank holiday sunday after being around rhosniger for a few drinks and had been welcomed in by other pubs.We were all a bit merry but far from drunk and loud !!We were a gang of around 12 men having a laugh and joking together not doing any harm to nobody sitting outside when the bouncers confronted us to say they were not going to serve us no more, When a few of us was talking WELSH together saying lets move on no point causing trouble, The bouncer said Don't talk welsh here talk english" We couldn't believe are ears we were disgusted to here such a thing !!The manager should look to who keeps that place running in the winter months when all the holiday makers have gone home!! Local people!!And that rhosniger is on Angelsey and welsh is the first language spoken here!! And think twice who he employes!!!!!DISGRACE!!

Went here to join in quiz night whilst on holiday, it was only £1 per person to participate. The young girl taking the quiz was very friendly, she not only ran the quiz but worked behind the bar as well. Quiz was light hearted and fun and half way through they came round with 2 bowls of chilli and a bowl of chips for our table of 6. We asked if this was included and she said yes, unbelievable value. We had already eaten but a couple of our party managed some of it. After the quiz we were asked if we wanted to join in a game of Play your cards Right for £1 per ticket. All profits went to the Lifeboat charity. A wonderful night out.

Had lunch here on a very damp and chilly Saturday.The bar is very quirky, below what looks like a very nice restaurant - The Oyster Catcher - decorated as a sort of ski/beach bar.Nice mix of customers, good drinks and very good food - the cauliflower soup was excellent and the staff service was great. Friendly and attentive.We will go back again - hopefully when the sun is shining!

I went there with friends on an afternoon, we enjoyed a nice relaxing terrace. The sofas are very comfortable and colourful. We had a nice Australian IPA, could be great to have more beers/ales on tap. Beware of the noise made by the military planes that are taking off from RAF Valley. Apart from that, nice bar and friendly staff.

Shocking service. Dropped in for a coffee as Wills Bar advertised as being open for coffee on Sunday at 11am. Tables uncleared, bar staff delivered coffee to table with dirty dishes on it. Coffee was luke room when it arrived. Asked staff behind bar to wipe table & was nearly offered dish cloth to do it myself! Very poor experience.

We regularly go to Wills Bar when we visit family on the island. This time we were disappointed , there were to many dogs in the bar (we have a dog and wouldn't bring him into a bar). The choice of lager is wrong, while standing at the bar it was so noticeable that customers did not want Budweiser and were ordering Kronenberg which they serve upstairsThe seating needs a refurbish the stools are falling apart.Its such a shame as it is so successful and a great bar on a beautiful island.

Myself and my boyfriend came to Rhosneigr for a walk and popped in here for some lunch. Straight away I fell in love with the decor, it's done out like a ski cabin with ski lift style chairs, loved them! We ordered some drinks and some food from the very friendly woman behind the bar, which arrived promptly and was delicious! We then walked over the sand dunes down onto the beach (takes approx 3-5mins to get from the bar to the beach) a lovely walk along the beautiful beach alomg with gorgeous weather was the perfect end to a fantastic experience!

Called in for coffee on a cold wet December morning - excellent helpful service from the lady behind the bar, great coffee, papers to read, stylish interior (dog friendly) and great location - worth a visit if in the area - the nearby circular walk around Maelog Lake is good fun.

Stopped off for a light bite and coffee at Oyster Catcher but they had just shut for the afternoon so popped into Will's Bar - the lady behind the bar was helpful and friendly, organising a snack of Artisan breads and dips, serving a nice coffee though cups were small, would prefer a large mug in mid November by the sand dunes of Rhosneigr.Interesting sports memorabilia and comfy seating, cosy but quiet being mid afternoon.

Ground floor of the Oyster Catcher. It has a cosy feel to it like an old farmhouse feel. Cosy couches etc

Came with friends for my birthday and for the pub quiz and have visited a few times since. Great atmosphere love the building, would visit again!

Great bar staff and cocktails. Relaxing with lots of interesting people to speak with. Watch out for the sand pit though. Highly recommended

Wanted to sit outside at the oyster catcher as we had two dogs with us, but was told no, no reason given, just no. So we ventured downstairs to wills bar, where the lady down there served us. The menu isn't great for choice and slightly pricey for what you get, but then the food is only classed as light bites. What annoyed us was that we would have preferred the menu upstairs but were happy to eat down stairs at wills bar, but that wasn't allowed. However when our meals arrived, they arrived from the upstairs kitchen!? The food was nice and well presented. And the service was nice from the lady downstairs. I feel its the management behind wills bar and the oyster catcher which lets it down. What ever happened to going that extra mile to make a customer happy?

I hired out wills bar for an afternoon for my wife's surprise 50th birthday in April this year and from the moment I contacted the team about the booking they were very helpful. The team allowed us to decorate the room with banners, balloons and photos and took care of the cake we brought. Nothing was too much trouble and the whole party went really well. The food they provided was tasty and hot and everyone had plenty. The bar staff allowed me to run up a tab and kept a track on my bill so it wasn't abused or a surprise, so all round a great success. Highly recommended thanks guys. Andrew & Angela from Derbyshire

A nice friendly bar with a great beach location. Dog and family friendly with a relaxing atmosphere.

I loved the look of the place inside, and the views from all the big windows to the outside dunes of the coastal area around the little town of Rhosneigr. Some of the pasta meals were enough for two, and the chips were few but very large. The Staff were friendly and accommodated an extra couple onto our prebooked table of 7 at short notice.

Really tasty bar snacks here, with really good service and a very warm welcome. Definitely be back as it is a great place to take the children as well.

Will's Bar at the Oyster Catcher,Rhosneigr, is well worth a visit, the snack type food on offer is excellent, I can recommend the Caesar Salad with chunky bread, it's delicious. My husband only ever drinks Shipyard Ale whilst he is in the bar, it's his favourite on Anglesey. I think the food is served more or less all day (definitely in the school hols). The staff are young, polite and very family (and dog) friendly! Ideally situated for a walk over the sand dunes onto the spectacular beach. A short walk along the beach takes you into Rhosneigr town, with its gift/beach/surf shops and another part of the beach which is equally stunning and usually busy with young surfers and sailors. Well done Alex Timpson another feather in your cap, we have two favourite places now, the other one being the White Eagle at Rhoscolyn - you have changed the face of Anglesey!!

Sand beneath your feet and great cocktails! We had drinks here before going to lunch and it was so relaxing.

Cool bar and outside area. Suits kids big and small. The massive bean bags are so comfy and the bar is a welcome sight on the way over the dunes from the beach. Nice big wine glasses!

enjoyed having lunch here. very relaxed place. can get very busy especially when the suns out and during the holiday season. the bar can get very busy. i like it as its different. comfy sofas. staff were friendly.

Called in to Will's Bar, under the Oyster Catcher, on our way back from the beach for a cheeky cocktail. The bar has been done up inside and out and is looking very good! We decided to order 3 cocktails which were very nice, however, we did have to wait a good 20 minutes for them. This was because it was slightly under staffed which resulted in the waiting times. We would go back for another cocktail but only when it was quiet.... Would be an eternity when busy!

tasty cocktails made properly,had a panini and it was ok nothing fabulous but filled a gap,not bad value,its a must to visit while on holiday in Rhosneigr,very cool welcoming place just what Rhosneigr needs.

We visited this bar a couple of times during our trip to Wales. Its really nice for a coffee/wine/beer and although the décor isn't to our taste it is quirky and different. If I was to complain about anything it would actually be the customers! It is often full of pretentious wannabe yuppies and it can get a bit grating listening to the "Ya for sure" types but there is not much management can do about this.The only complaint we have for management is the blond barmaid who was working on Friday 1st August was phenomenally rude and ignorant to anybody who had the temerity to ask for service.

Went for a drink and snack today , sunday 27th July, had daughter with us who is three.Waited and waited to be served , just one guy taking drink and food orders and one preparing the food.Took drinks and menus to wife and daughter , chose , returned for another long wait !!!Eventually ordered only to be told no garlic bread, no cheese ciabatta , no panini , crisps unavaivalble due to no delivery !Settled for hand sandwich and ploughmans, ok but served with brown lettuce as well as brown bread ! Told we ordered just in time as the chef was going up stairs to help , we asked about food up stairs but apparently 1 hour wait !Management need to make sure they enough staff on with correct equipment and food in place and kids menu would be nice !

Lovely setting and out door space. Relaxed atmosphere and quirky design inside and out. Offers lovely choice of salads for lunch together with the usual sandwiches

Stopped here as we wanted to book a table for The Oyster Catcher. This bar is downstairs. Ordered cake, tea and a cold drink. Cake delicious! It was a lovely afternoon, warm & sunny so sat outside on the rattan wear settee overlooking the lake and sand dunes.

After a meal at the Oyster Catcher, myself and two friends visited Will's Bar for a post meal drink.It's a quirky bar with corrugated sheets on the roof, partial sand pit and an array of beach inflatables hanging from the ceiling. It's the sort of bar that lends itself to the surfers that frequent the local beach.The fully stocked bar was staffed by girls that were familiar with their stock and offered an alternative flavoured drink as well as the ones requested. There was only one downside to the bar and that was the midges which were everywhere, but that's more to do with the location and time of year rather than the bar itself.

Hidden below the Oyster Catcher restaurant this beach bar teems with ambience and atmosphere. Very friendly staff, pleasant surroundings and also a ite to eat with your drinks.

Having been disappointed to find the outside area of the Oyster Catcher closed for the third time in 3 visits, we decided to try the 'dog friendly' Will's Bar'. We had the dogs with us, and, as it was a nice day, sat outside and ordered lunch. Unfortunately, one of the dogs had the audacity to bark twice, and was promptly screamed at to "shut up" by a middle aged man on the balcony with a mobile phone stapled to his head. This was then followed by us having to listen to him shouting " I can't hear you" down the phone. Lunch was disappointing, given that the menu gave the impression of being a cut above standard pub grub, and the prices seemed high in comparison to other, less pretentious restaurants in the area. The staff were friendly enough, but the clientele on the day we visited seemed intent on making anyone resembling a tourist ( which I am) feel uncomfortable. Not sure if this is typical, but it put me off visiting again. Please go if you like to be in the company of yuppies and wannabees draped over chairs and looking at you with contempt, but if you are on holiday and looking for a good lunch in friendlier surroundings, head for the village restaurants and pubs. They, and their customers are genuinely superior!

We visited on Saturday with the my partner's parents. We'd had a long walk on Newborough beach and wanted to grab a late lunch, but it had to be dog friendly. I heard about the Oystercatcher, so we were keen to try it out. It was a lovely sunny day, there were quite a few people sitting outside, we had a lovely welcome, especially the dog! The dog-friendly upstairs part was closed, so we opted for Wil's bar instead. The food was good, reasonably priced, we had three ciabattas and the mussells, all went down good, nothing to fancy, quite simple, but good. The actual bar is quite a quirky, trendy setting, but the parents found the chairs a bit uncomfortable, but they really enjoyed the visit. I wish I was 20 years younger, I'm sure it has an amazing atmostphere in the evening. Can't wait to try the Oystercatcher next!

There's not a lot of choice of entertainment on Anglesey so it's great to visit a place like Wills bar. Real ale (upstairs!) good choice of beers and wines and very imaginatively designed decor. Just a bit weird to be sitting in a alpine ski bar on the beach!!

Everything superb. Staff efficient and friendly. Comfy outdoor seating. Food wonderful. Lots of flyovers by small jet planes.

We called in to Will's Bar after our lovely walk along the beach . A great place to go and our dogs were welcome too. We both had coffees and I had a piece of the gluten free Victoria cake , it was so light and scrummy and my friend had a slice of the coffee and walnut cake which was also delicious . We will definitely be calling again for some more sweet offerings . Thank you to the lady who served us who gave our dogs water and some dog biscuits , a lovely idea .

What a great place! Will's bar has a stylish upmarket feel to it - and is a great place to be and be seen. Really quite unique and a really welcome addition / alternative to Anglesey's night life scene and the place seems popular and welcoming to a good cross section of age groups. Would have given you 5 stars, but I'm afraid you've made a mistake by getting rid of a premium lager on draught. Will's Lager is pretty dire, sorry. Does get a little expensive if only option is to go on bottles all night.

We visited Will's Bar one very, very misty lunchtime last September - it was only opened this past summer. This bar is on the ground floor, with the Oyster Catcher restaurant upstairs. I think I'm right in saying that 'Will's Bar' was so-called because Prince William was, until fairly recently, literally just up the road at RAF Valley. From the road, it all looked a bit posh for us :-) but we needn't have worried - Will's Bar wasn't like that and it ALL looked very good. People going to the restaurant were casually dressed so I don't think it was too posh at all. The whole building is very modern/unusual and eye-catching. We enjoyed a great bowl of soup. The lady serving was very friendly and explained that the upper storey was level with the top of the adjacent sand dune and had a great view of the coast/sea. However, it was so very misty that there was no point in going to have a look - especially as we weren't looking for a 'sit-down' lunch.The unique thing about the bar, when we visited, was that it had a summer sea-side theme and most of the floor was sand!! There was only one small area of seating that was securely fixed and that was 'taken' so it was a bit of a challenge to sit on the stools that wobbled about on the sand. So it was rather a unique experience for us :-) The lady said that the following week it was having a ski-theme make-over - but I doubt if the bar would have gone for snow instead of sand (LOL) so we think the ski-theme would have suited us (as the non-young) better. It wasn't until I looked online at the restaurant's website, that I discovered the admirable ethos behind the place - it is owned by the Timpson Foundation and is run as a chef academy, giving young people a new start in life. The Executive Chef and his team juggle the running of a busy kitchen with teaching and inspiring the chef-cadets. You learn something every day ....

I'd been here once as a beach bar, wasn't too keen, but i came for the opening of the transformation into a ski lodge...loved it! Had a fabulous night (bar the pricey drinks) it's what you make of it and we made a good night of it! Love the ski lift chairs :) will be back soon

After being in one of the quiet village pubs on Friday, with a total of two customers, and three staff we were told to try here for a drink. It is very quirky, but as I`m an older person and not into the surf scene on a Saturday night, then it was not the place for me. Seating was very uncomfortable , and the sand on the floor was quite a problem to walk through. also sand on wooden decking was quite slippy . On the beach with flip flops - fine, but Friday night heels, oh dear ! Music was not to my taste and only two choices of draught beer was poor, Lager or lemon flavoured pale ale , yuk, rather expensive at £3.50 a pint.Such a great shame, as it does only seem to want to cater for the younger class, who were downing shots at a great pace, but with all the available space in the building perhaps another bar more suitable for the older customers would be a good idea. The Oystercatcher is really more of a restaurant , but there should be provision for people who would just like a drink in nice surroundings. The beach huts on the verandah are great .

Has turned the popular Oystercatcher into a cheap nightclub, out of place and not in keeping with the ethos of the main restaurant

Didn't actually try the food, we popped in to say thanks and to buy a drink for the said 'Will' having rescued us after running out of petrol half a mile from home. Will was charm itself even giving us some of his ice for home.Bar had a great buzz about it. I note lots of people mention the sand on the floor, we like it .... what do you expect when half the crowd are surf mad nuts who are in the water all year round.Intended to stay for only one drink after a meal upstairs at the Oyster Catcher but stayed rather longer as was evident with our hangovers the next day!Thanks again Will the bar is definitely the only spot to be seen at in Rhosneigr.

What a cracking addition to the Rhosneigr scene. The venue is fantastic, with sand covering parts of the floor and wooden decking covering the rest. The furniture is very unique! Most of it is actually height adjustable. The bar staff are very friendly and welcoming. They make a great cocktail too. I had the watermelon something or other, which was sublime. I have heard rumours that it is going to be turned into a ski chalet through the winter. Here is one excited regular!!!!

We had an excellent lunch of crab salad at Will's Bar. However the seating was uncomfortable - stools and the sand floor didn't help as it was uneven. The general setting was good but let down by the seating and floor.

well this is different for rhosneigr....maybe this is the sign of things to come,the bar is something you would possibly find in newquay cornwall or a trendy hotspot in the caribean ,the sand on the floor is cool and the cocktails are fab .....very strong, when its busy the cocktails are not as niceand they tend to run out of the essential ingredients needed for the cocktails, maybe they should have a couple of dedicated staff just making cocktails and some staff just on the till,more seating outside would help and maybe the back garden which has no seating at all could have some trendy sofas put there.Its a very busy bar but the vibe is fab and everyone there is out for a good time and to chill,but on the downside whilst i was waiting by the bar the other day I did here one of the bar staff call one of the customers under his breath a not very nice name ,i think the customer asked for his pint to be topped up,customer service skills could be improved in that area and i found it very unproffesional on that staff members part.At the end of the day its a cracking place .

The fact that Rhosneigr has been a social hub for locals and holiday makers alike for generations now it has always been perplexing that best offering for a waterhole was a poorly decorated, vibe-less shell of a building with beer pipes dirtier than an Istanbul Brothel. (Mentioning no names)Alas, no more! Will´s Bar provides the perfect balance of the outdoors brought indoors with it´s quirky, sand-covered floors soaking up the rogue Tequila shots that fall out of the Babe´s belly button you´re slamming it out of! Couple that with up beat music ad a setting that you would find difficult to better! In all the times I have been (countless) I am yet to see any conflict or aggressive behaviour, which must pay tribute to the relaxed atmosphere they have so expertly crafted. Congrats to Will and team for putting Rhosneigr back on the map! See you tonight. x

As a local it made a refreshing change with its beach bar style plus leather couches! Nice relaxing atmosphere, went mid week for couple of hours so not heaving, just pleasantly busy without being packed as its only a small space. Large glass of wine over £7 a glass though, they did have a good offer on for Sol, bucket of five bottles £10, Cocktails around £6, as a wine drinker a night out might get a bit pricey! Would definitely go back, again avoiding peak times.

I thought the Sandymount was the place to be, but this place is heaving, I don't get it! They have sand on the floor, what's the point of that? They do however have very attractive male bar staff, maybe this is what beings in the truck load of babes that arrive on a regular basis. I still prefer the Sandymount though, it's way darker, no music, and a quiet atmosphere. Oh and the beer makes me ill, wicked! I won't be coming back, I hate slamming babes and tequila simultaneously whilst having fun with mates.Kisses Larry,

This bar is amazing, great atmosphere, friendly staff, fantastic selection of drinks, it is just what Rhosneigr needed. The fact that there is some eye candy behind the bar doesn't hurt either!!!

Amazing setting, interesting concept, no where like it in the whole of North Wales, this is going to become the IN place to be this summer, great selection of drinks and cocktails too.