Y Gegin Fawr in Gwynedd

This cafe is picture perfect & if my memory is correct dates back to 13th Century. It is right in the centre of Aberdaron with lots of outdoor seating. We had a dog with us, so sat outside. Tables & seating are getting to the point that they could do with a bit of refurbishment. We had a coffee, cold brink & Bakewell tart. All were good & would revisit.

Had a lovely relaxing family lunch here at the Gegin Fawr sat outside in the sun. Our party chose a variety of different sandwiches which were generously filled and served with a fresh salad garnish, cous cous, coleslaw and crisps which i wasn't expecting. These lovely extras made our lunch more filling, tasty and value for money. Two of our party tried the fresh locally caught crab sandwiches which they really enjoyed before we moved on to the icecream parlour next door (Gegin Fach) to indulge in locally made icecreams again in the sun but sheltered from the wind. We all really enjoyed our visit to this quaint historical cafe. Everyone in our party gave our experience a 10 out of 10. Service was swift and friendly in both places.

Rip off! £13.50 for two cups of tea and cake. They even charged me 50p for a glass of tap water. £3.80 a slice of cake - see photo and judge for yourselves

It’s taken us too long to eat here. Sat in the outdoor sun trap and had fantastic food and service. The crab sandwich was excellent. Local whole meal bread. Nice side salad and crisps with it. Lovely raspberry lemonade to wash it down. Followed it with dark chocolate and pecan flapjack. Real burst of flavour - would go back for this alone. Team were v friendly all the way through. Oh and if you leave out little crumbs you get the local sparrows swooping in for them.

Ok welcome nothing special really, went upstairs very tight area, very cold too. Ordered our breakfast and wanted crispy bacon which hey did say they would try. Well hat wasn’t on he cards I would say it was barely cooked it wasn’t even warm. Actually none of our food was. The hot chocolate I must admit was very hot. It was a very average breakfast and one I wouldn’t be in a rush to return

This cafe has been very nice in the past when we have eaten here, but today's visit wasn't one that would have me rushing back in a hurry. We had to eat inside at the top of some rickety old wooden stairs as the pleasant outdoor elevated patio was closed, and there was very limited headroom. No condiments, no cutlery, not even salt and pepper, just bare tables. When we asked where the cutlery was when our food was served we were told we had to go back downstairs to get it ourselves. Lattes were served first, with a long spoon stuck in them, but no saucer to put the spoon on. We don't use sugar, but there was none on the tables, and we weren't offered any. Food average. The jacket potato I had, whilst nicely cooked, was probably the smallest I've ever been served, and if the meals are suppose to come with a side salad I'd expect a bit more than just a tablespoon of very finally chopped tastless, not very fresh ingredients. I know times have been tough, but a bit of attention to detail would be an improvement. Setting out the tables to look more inviting would be a start, as would not expecting customers to keep going up and and down the stairs. There seemed to be one member of staff doing almost everything so perhaps a staffing problem too which won't help.

Cool little cafe in Aberdaron. Stopped in spontaneously for lunch while briefly in the village. Good sandwich, good coffee (although not as hot as I'd like, but nowhere seems to serve coffee hot enough for me). We sat upstairs in the eaves and were the only people up there which felt odd, but we were rather late and there were quite a few people sitting outside (we were taking a break from the sun). The toilet was an outhouse with a clear corrugated plastic rough which felt odd and it was super hot in there. (On the day we were there, the cistern was dripping which left the floor wet, but I suspect that's been sorted by now.) Be warned: the stairs are steep and the ceilings very low! I wouldn't go all the way to Aberdaron just to visit this place, but if you are in Aberdaron, you should go here.

Wanted a vegeterian cooked breakfast, but told they only do meat breakfasts. Instead we had the choice of scrambled egg on toast or fried egg, with baked beans and or tomato. No mushrooms or hash browns avilable. The scrambled egg was tasteless and the toast was dry and cardboard like. Beans had little flavour. The fried eggs, one was overdone and the other underdone. The coffee tasted like it had been stewing for hours. I suppose they dont have to try too hard when they're only catering for tourists, that's how it seemed anyway.

Sit inside or out, dog friendly, the menu has something to suit most people’s requirements at a reasonable cost. The service and quality of food is quite good. Recommended.

Just being in this little old cafe is an experience, it radiates history in every stone. Cheerful friendly service and a good selection of food and drink. It is a joy to sit outside and watch the world go by.

We called in after a breezy walk on the beach, the place was sheltered from the wind and we were all looking forward to a coffee and cake. We ordered 2 Americano’s and a traybake brownie. The coffees arrived and straight away I thought they looked weak, they looked more like tea than coffee. Added a splash of milk and they were so pale. Tasted it and it didn’t even taste of coffee, like a pale brown tasteless liquid!! Then the tray bake for some reason (without asking) was heated up in the microwave, so ended up a bit soggy! Who does this?? Overall it was really disappointing, I didn’t drink my coffee and left most of the brownie. We went and got a coffee elsewhere on the way back. Such a shame as it’s a lovely location. I don’t know whether it’s lack of training or trying to cost cut, but whoever makes the coffee needs to sort it out.

Popped in this morning with my friend who came to visit me in Pwllheli and wanted to show her beautiful Wales so we came down to Aberdaron which was super sunny but blowing a gail!! The location of this cafe meant we were in the sheltered sun trap so had a lovely bask in the sun with our breakfast baps and cappuccinos! My only suggestion would be to have some gluten free bread in the freezer and maybe some dairy free milk but I do understand being in such a remote location there may not be a massive call for it.... Service was prompt and friendly, I will defo be back :-)

My partner and I visited Aberdarron and favoured a coffee after looking around the small village. We went into Y Gign Fawr and ordered a Mocha and an Americano. I wouldn't say I'm a coffianado but I love the aroma and deep taste of coffee. My coffee looked like tea and didn't smell of anything. I could not smell a bean of coffee. I took a sip and I could not taste any coffee. It was literally hot tasteless liquid. I called the waitress over and informed her I didn't liked my drink and wanted a refund. So she took my drink away and 'the manager' who served me came over with the £2.50 I paid, put it on the table and she said I was the only person who had ever complained about their locally roasted coffee and stormed off. The customer service was appalling on top of the worst coffee I'd ever been served. If that is how 'the manager' behaves, when a customer complaints, she obviously needs training. I should add that my partner's Mocha was not a Mocha. It was a hot powdery very sweet chocolate drink. Again, not a hint of coffee could we taste. My partner could not drink her 'Mocha' and so we both left in disgust. I could not possibly recommend this place run by amateurs.

had breakfast for the first time since the new owners have taken over. quality has improved and the welsh breakfast was one of the best we have had on the Llyn. service was good. unlike the bakery it is still possible to pay by cash which is a bonus.

Lovely cafe in a fascinating historical building. We all enjoyed our lunches which were plentiful and good quality. The Victoria sandwich looked too good to resist!

We visited here for breakfast on 11/09/21 as a family of 4 and two of our breakfasts came way before the others but the lady did apologise and bring extra drinks and toast which was very nice. The food was pretty average and nothing bad about it but for the price you'd want is abit better quality in terms of the sausages and hash browns. It was somewhere we wanted to visit as my Nain used to stay and work here as a teenager decade's ago and the place is very quiant and full of history, however upstairs needed a it of a hoovering and cleaning.

In a historic building at the heart of this beautiful village, the traditional Welsh food was perfect for a summer day. No crab sandwiches - word must have got out - but the dressed crab was super and the Welsh rarebit even better. The cakes looked great too, and there is a little ice cream shop next door (not clear if it was part of the same business) that was also tempting. Service friendly and quick on a busy day, and (as with pretty much the whole peninsula) Covid precautions keep people safe.

We visited this marvellous little cafe on a recent visit to Aberdaron. It is a traditional Welsh cafe that is steeped in history. We sat outside in the sunshine but there are ample tables both indoors and outdoors, whichever takes your fancy. We ordered a tuna melt panini and Welsh rarebit with extra bacon. Both were packed full of the most delicious, strong Welsh cheddar and served with a generous side salad that was fresh and very tasty. Service was quite slow but what do you expect during a very busy holiday period? It just helped us to relax and take in the sea air and surrounding views. This is a must visit if you’re in the area.

Popped in here for tea, coffee and cake while waiting to check in at Gwesty Ty Newydd. It was a beautiful day and all the outside tables were taken but sitting upstairs inside did not detract from the quality of the drinks and cakes when they arrived.

After a couple of years of missing enjoying afternoon tea here, it was a great relief to see that it was still open for business. We enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea - scones and bara brith, perfect! The staff are welcoming and friendly, there is indoor and outdoor seating and as always polite and helpful table service. This time we sat outdoors, instead of our 'usual' table upstairs, but this did not reduce our enjoyment at all. Definitely recommend a visit :-)

We had a lovely crab sandwich which was fresh and really tasty . The crab soup was good too. Nice friendly staff as well and dog friendly.

We recently visited this cafe for a take away crab sandwich. Past reviews had recommended it so we collected our £8 crab sandwich. It was very disappointing with very little crab filling, mostly brown crab together with a crust. I dislike adding negative comments but...

We were so lucky. A lovely sunny day and we found a great cafe where they had delicious crab sandwiches. The service was cheery and prompt. We will be back!

Popped in here after a beach walk for a coffee, excellent COVID safety measures in place, took all of our contact details. Lovely and clean, very friendly & polite staff & beautiful establishment, highly recommend

We thoroughly enjoyed our all-too-short visit to Aberdaron, mainly taking our time in the autumn sunshine, over a very good cream tea. This lovely little whitewashed building dates back over 700 years, and is the focal point in the small village centre. Friendly welcome with...

We sat outside and had a crab salad and crab soup both came with olive bread which was very nice. The crab was wonderful and there was good service.

Found this eatery by chance and we were very happy that we did. Both of us had their superb crab soup (locally caught of course) along with a thick slab of seaweed bread. Prompt and professional service together with the usual Covid contingencies (achieved I...

Visited this little cafe as most places were closed. A mix of Covid and season end. However got a seat upstairs and ordered a jacket potato with coronation chicken and a goats cheese panini. Both came very quickly and reasonably priced. The service was very...

Highly recommend this little cafe! We had coffee and scones with clotted cream and jam! So so tasty!! Would visit again

Really had top service. Helpful staff and great foods and drinks. Would recommend 100% for everyone of all ages. Great location - a gem well done all

Popped in for a quick lunch, great friendly service and tasty food. We had a toastie, pannini, scrambled eggs and fish cakes. Nothing wildly different but good portions, tasty food and clean plates all round. Reasonable price and my husband kept saying it was the...

Good selection of lunch options, with some excellent crab specials. The crab soup was excellent, and the crab on the salad expertly dressed. Service was prompt, we would eat here again.

Excellent food and home bakes at a very reasonable price. Friendly service. House that used to be a meeting house for pilgrims before they went to Bardsey island

I may have my ‘walk-goggles’ on, but after 6 long miles of a poorly signposted, re-routed coastal path, the Welsh Rarebit here was the best I have ever tasted! Good tea, with plant-milk available, and an ice-cream shop next door. One point deducted for the...

aWe went in for tea and cakes. We sat outside, upstairs, overlooking the main street. We had a lovely cup of tea and a latte served with a slice of courgette and avocado cake, and Victoria sponge. The cakes were wonderful! Just perfect! Gluten free...

Stopped here for some lunch while holidaying in Aberdaron. Its pretty special to lunch in a place built in 1300! As well as being very picturesque there was a good choice on the menu for adults and children, plenty of space outside for sun worshippers and enough space to sit inside too. Would definitely go back.

Interesting little building, a few tables inside but mostly outside, would imagine it is packed in the summer. NIce cafe menu including fresh local crab. Friendly staff. Only 1 loo, but there are public loos round the corner. The coffee was horrible, the latte tasted like powder and left a nasty taste, otherwise would have got 5*

A nice little cafe with plenty of outside and some inside tables. Cream teas are delicious and not bad at £4.95 for one. Food is delicious and the homemade cakes look delicious.

Because of recent bad weather the local fishermen had not been able to take to sea so my wife was very disappointed when told that the crab had been sold out. However we did enjoy the other food that was on offer. The place is currently up for sale so if you fancy buying an historic café in North Wales now's your chance!

This cafe has its origins in the pilgrim traffic of ancient times.We were tempted to stop her as they we advertising crab sandwiches.Unfortunately, the was no crab available. All gone! We stayed and ate from the variety of other sandwiches and paninis. An enjoyable stop.

Called in on my birthday , they don’t do bookings but got a table all the same, Had Great crab sandwich on wholemeal bread and salad, and cappuccino, lovely simple but fantastic

This place dates as far back as 1300 when it fed the pilgrims travelling to Bardsey Island. We sat outside on a gloriously sunny day. We had crab soup with local fresh bread 10/10. Then dressed crab salad. Absolutely wonderful! The coffee was also very good.

So much character in this really old building Food was great though Welsh rarebit to die for! Not cheap so when here for a week not somewhere you’d go every day 🤣

We visit Aberdaron every year with the primary objective of enjoying a cream tea at this restaurant. Aberdaron is a beautiful spot and the coastal path offers fantastic views but the walk is always more worth while by the tea offered at this restaurant, we always go for the full works with home made scone, clotted cream and bara brith. No need for a proper dinner afterwards! A snack will do. My sister tells me the omelettes are good too.

This lovely little old building offers good, honest food at fair prices. The staff are friendly and helpful, the cafe is clean and pretty, the food is freshly prepared and delicious. Just be careful that you don’t bang your head on the gorgeous old beams!

Once again, we visited this cafe for a relaxing, refreshing afternoon tea and once again, we were not disappointed The cafe is warm, welcoming and typically quaint. The staff are friendly and the service is great. There is downstairs and upstairs seating both indoor and outdoors and easily accessible. This is a dog-frindly cafe too. The cream tea consists of a fruit scone, jam, clotted cream and a slice of Bara Brith with butter and a pot of tea. Perfect! Hope to find it unchanged on our return visit next year as the cafe s currently up for sale.

Made us up some excellent crab sandwiches which we supplemented with home made Welsh cakes for lunch. Appeared to have two levels of seating inside, plus exterior tables in a nice spot close to the beach. There are photographs and historical documents showing how many centuries this has been an eating place.

Tasty food especially the vegetarian breakfast. My daughter had the meaty breakfast and enjoyed that also. Filled us up until tea time! Reasonable price.

If the weather is good, this is a lovely, characterful place to sit outdoors and enjoy the surroundings as you eat your lunch. Signs inform you that the building dates from 1300 when it was a communal kitchen where pilgrims could rest and eat before crossing to the island of Bardsey. The lunches we ordered were great - they came out quickly, were generous portions with fresh tasty ingredients. I ordered coronation chicken sandwiches - 4 sandwiches came out with a colourful salad. My husband ordered a panini and that was also a success. It began to rain and we needed to finish our lunch indoors, which doesn’t have the same appeal being a bit cluttered and unloved. But if you can get an outdoor table here, it’s a great option.

We called in on a beautiful sunny Sunday morning before walking along the beach. We sat out side and I had a lovely mug of coffee, my other half couldn't resist the smell of bacon and so had a very indulgent bacon and fried egg sandwich on thick white bread with brown sauce! It looked amazing. Very nice and friendly staff. Water provided for thirsty dogs too. Whats not to like? Apparently the cafe is up for sale, what a shame, hope the next owners are as good!!

I always love to have ice cream or hot chocolate and cake here when we come up for annual hols. It's a special place where pilgrims on their way to Bardsey Island could stop for a meal before getting on the boat. Great outdoor area too for watching the world go by.

Stopped here for quick lunch. Crab soup and toasty both very tasty. Coffee was hot which makes a difference from most restaurants. Well worth a visit

My wife and I called in for lunch after walking part of the coastal path. We both ordered the crab salad and coffees.

We had lunch here yesterday whilst staying in Aberdaron, and enjoyed a wonderful meal. I had the local crab soup, which was delicious, and my daughter enjoyed the tuna mayonnaise sandwiches. The staff were all very friendly, the cook even came out and explained what was in the soup. The age of the cafe is incredible, and in a wonderful location. Definitely worth a visit if you're exploring Aberdaron and the Llyn Peninsula.

Stopped off for coffee on a wet afternoon. We had the dog with us and we were allowed inside as it wasn’t fit to sit outside. Coffee, crumpets and cake were all excellent and served by friendly staff. Definitely worth a visit.

Y Cegin Fawr means The Big Kitchen, this place is tiny! Good simple food at good prices in a charming little village close to the furthest tip of Wales. We chanced upon this cafe while exploring the area but would search it out next time.

Just stopped for a quick coffee on a fantastic late Autumn day, sat outside and dog was welcome. Good quality coffee, didn't eat but food looked good, nice helpful staff one of a few little quite places in a beautiful Welsh village

Great place to eat, watching the world go by. Service and food was spot on. Dog friendly (at least if one eats outside).

We had been walking on the beach and rather than choosing either the pub or the hotel we chose here. It looked and was very authentic, a little "fishermans cottage" we found out it was older than it looked and had been a place where pilgrims and visitors to Bardsey Island had once stopped and stayed a while for sustenance before carrying on.

After a beautiful, but blustery walk on the beach, we warmed ourselves with a drink and naughty cake here. Had hot chocolate which was creamy, and chocolatey, and pure heaven. The other half had carrot cake and millionaires shortcake, which I was informed were extremely nice. I hope to be in need of another puck me up, before leaving aberdaron

Beautiful village and this cafe was the high point of our visit. We stopped for a small lunch (we had a large Welsh breakfast!) which was excellent. We sat outside and enjoyed the sunshine. We will definitely visit again.

I had saved this cafe for when we visited Aberdaron (on a beautiful day) and it did not disapoint. We had crab and coronation chicken sandwiches and they were spot on! Enjoyed on the balcony in the sun - We will be back!

I have fond memories of staying in Aberdaron 60 years ago and the nightly visit to this cafe for hot chocolate before going to bed!

A tiny very historic building where the best has been made of the limited space inside. Plenty of outside seating in good weather and dogs welcome there. We had excellent lattes (including decaf) and delicious crab sandwiches and crab panini (generous portions) served by friendly staff. Before we could tackle the locally made ice cream (delicious) we needed to go for a walk - it was worth it, again generous portions and excellent flavours (esp the strawberry)

Once again, during my annual visit to Wales, we called it at Y Gegin Fawr for a cream tea and once again, it was perfect. This is friendly, welcoming café in the middle of Aberdaron that offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cream tea with of course, bara brith. Both service and food are first class.

A lovely cosy cafe with friendly and accommodating staff. Had coffee hot chocs and cakes and all very good. Would definitely return if in the area again.

Too busy so took some time for many customers to get served but we were lucky with a sandwich. Person in front of us complaining- not ideal! Basic simple offerings nice cakes. Pleasant to sit outside. Price OK. Plenty of alternatives and nothing special.

Although we only had coffee, it was very nice and the customer service was excellent asking exactly how we wanted our drinks. I found it really well priced too for a beach type cafe. Would recommend

Lovely old travellers rest cafe - last stop before Bardsey. Fresh food, friendly folk and the best hot chocolates in Aberdaron. Nowhere nicer than to sit on the top terrace and watch the world go by.

We really enjoyed the atmosphere in this ancient cafe where pilgrims eat on their way to Bardsey Island. Delicious dressed crab with seaweed bread. Excellent service.

I visited here recently, on a holiday to Aberdaron, and decided to try the Aberdaron crab sandwiches. They were very nice, and the bread was excellent. There was also a small salad to go with it. I also drank a Vanilla latte, which was decent. The building itself is interesting, being very old, and there are tables both inside and outside. The staff were nice and the service was fairly speedy. The prices were about average. Would visit again.

My daughter & I had breakfast outside,Lovely sunny morning & great menu even catering for our dietary requirements with gluten free bread & vegan cheese which we really enjoyed so thank you.

Heard from my friend the crab sandwiches were to die for, Well I wouldn’t go that far but very very tasty, The cafe set in a beautiful little white building, They were beautiful and filling we couldn’t have eaten anything else,

Beautiful day and we sat outside for coffee. No one inside as it was so nice....only small but there seemed to be some tables upstairs. Menu looked extensive and some cyclists seemed to have stopped for a breakfast and their plates were clean! Can’t comment on quality of food as we only had a drink. It is on the sunny side of the road so is attractive. Would have given 5 stars but paid by card and guy told me he couldn’t give me a copy, it didn’t give them out and he didn’t know why......I like to keep track of my purchases but that was the only negative.

My husband and I had a delicious cream tea hot fresh scones and lovely cup of tea friendly service and dog friendly - highly recommended.

My wife's cappuccino was watery, my tea was ok, my wife had bara brith which was dry except for the central part, I had a bacon sandwich which arrived a little while after everything else, plonked onto the table with no attempt at customer service. No one came back to check if the food was ok. The bacon sandwich was average at best. Pleasant spot makes it average rather than poor.

Y Gegin Fawr offers an extensive menu of breakfast, sandwiches, toasties, panini’s with a variety of fillings including locally caught crab. The sandwiches bread was very fresh with a generous filling. The cappuccino and tea was very good. Y Gegin Fawr dates from 1300 AD so the building itself is very interesting and nestled next to the river bridge in the picturesque village of Aberdaron - a lovely lunch in a beautiful location.

First I've got to say that the building itself is very interesting from a historical point of view. We were also lucky to find a table outside where we could enjoy the autumn sunshine so everything seemed promising. The very limited menu mainly offers toasted...

Stopped here after walking along the coastal path to Pen y Cil and back. Very welcome cup of tea. Lovely historical building.

Great place to stop & have a break & something to eat & drink. Seating inside & out. The seating outside is sheltered from the wind so we enjoyed great white chocolate latte & toasted tea cake whilst watching the world go by. Would definitely...

We had a mixture of drinks and ice creams. Ice creams were sourced from the ice cream palour next door. Lovely ice cream and good coffee. A quaint building with seating in the rafters.

When we arrived it had been very busy so we were promised a 40 min wait which turned out to be rather shorter. They do breakfasts, lite bites, sandwiches, toasties, panninis, jacket potatoes, salads, cakes, tea/coffee. cold drinks, children's. There is an indoor and outdoor...

Stopped for lunch good staff. Crab soup well worth having. Reasonably priced. Sheltered from wind but still in sun. Enjoyed it

Little cafe in a building dating from the 1300's. The patio area is below the pavement with the wall around it provides shelter from the persistent breeze. It is a tea shop type menu but it includes cooked breakfasts which seemed very popular . First...

Once again, we visited this restaurant for a cream tea and once again, it was top draw! The surroundings are pleasant, the staff are friendly, polite and welcoming and the food is top quality. I would definitely recommend the cream tea with Bara Brith, delicious....

This is a small café so like most people we got a seat outside which is the best, but then...

Tuvimos una merienda, que era muy bueno. El servicio era amable y rápido. Anteriormente vimos un montón de gente teniendo un desayuno inglés completo. Los asientos al aire libre es el único lugar para ser especialmente cuando hace sol.

This is a tiny place, all whitewash and black wooden beams. There is seating both inside and outside. It caters mainly for snacks, sandwiches most ways you can think of and all types of cakes and pastries. The coffee is excellent and I am really picky when it comes to coffee. Their Bara Brith (Eng: Speckled Bread) is a fruity raised dough-type bread, sweet and sticky with fruit and gentle spice. Theirs was probably the best I have tried.

Loved this place,cute place,relaxed and comfortable with a great cosy atmosphere. No frills but lots of lovely original features like the stove.Had a nice coffee and scrumptious waffles.Just up our street .

The electric bell to call someone from the café to serve ice cream was somewhat slow and not overly reliable as the bell could not be heard from the café, but we enjoyed the ice cream and it was worth the wait. We did not eat there however.

We went with my small child last week. Ordered coffee and a sandwich. Must have been 20 mins before we got our drinks. They said they like to bring everything out together. Surely, drinks come first??

Quaint old place. Friendly staff. Excellent food, I'd go there again . We had a ice cream later next door and that was good too (it was part of the same place)

Popped in here after walking in the area. A nice friendly welcome and we both chose a cream tea.We sat outside in brilliant sunshine (picking up free wi-fi from the shop opposite). The tea soon came and we were told that since the barra bread loaf was near the end of the loaf, they also included a welsh cake free of charge. The slice of barra bread that we both had was generous, so I felt this was very good of them. Plenty of tea and hot water - we each got 3 cups and all for £4.95 each - excellent value and will visit again.

This is a lovely cafe with an ice cream shop attached called Siop Ken. The ice cream is from a local farm and is delicious. They had about twelve varieties and you can sit inside or outside the cafe to eat it. The woman in the shop was very friendly and gave me a taste before I decided.

Very friendly staff, good service. Had hot chocolates each on our visit, both delicious.Good prices. The cafe has lovely outside space, we sat on terraced area, great sun trap place.

We visit this cafe on a regular basis - lovely service and food (which is freshly cooked - so you may wait 15 mins) is lovely - staff are always friendly and the courtyard is a suntrap and lovely to chill out in...reccomended

Ces i ddarn o dost oedd yn llawn menyn - yn union sut dwi'n ei hoffi!I had the best toast in the world here, and I'm hoping to come back soon to have it again!

We called in for a Tuna Mayo jacket potato and a drink. Out of season there is not much atmosphere but the place is inviting and friendly. Food was good, the jacket potato served with a nice fresh salad. Service with a smile. We returned later for cake and coffee which was just as good.

We've been coming here for years when visiting this lovely quaint village. The food if tasty, fresh and reasonably priced. We sat outside watching the world go by and didn't want to leave. I look forward to coming back next year.

Lovely old fashioned cafe - 700 years old ! - in the heart of Aberdeen. The original travelers stop on the pilgrimage to Bardsey Island. Tea in a pot, cream teas, sandwiches, English breakfasts they have it covered, great quality local produce served with a smile.