The best restaurants in Betws yn Rhos Conwy North Wales

Just the job. Husband had lovely (fresh) breakfast bap, with Welsh smoked bacon and I enjoyed a home made scone which was delicious. Very nice staff and bonus for us it was dog friendly.

100% recommend eating here!! We had 10+ people in our group and everyone was extremely happy with the food, and rightly so. Guinness and beer very good too, even now of a little gem now they do food too. Thanks!

I asked if the chips were homemade, and was told everything is homemade! That is not true!!!!!! £4.50 for a bowl you'd put peanuts or a dip in of frozen chips (approx 7 chips) should be a crime and the roast potatoes weren't even aunt Bessie's standard Ruined our event

What more can I say than the food, view & service were second to none. We are local & this being our first visit we were astonished at the unique position of this restaurant, situated on a well managed & manicured static caravan park near Llanddulas.

Extremely friendly pub, dogs welcome great home cooked food.

A very nice setting for a family gathering. Rachel and her staff provided us with a lovely buffet for a family and friends gathering in a separate area of the building. The food and drinks were all homemade and included a few gluten free meals.

We were staying at a local caravan site over the Bank Holiday, 10 minutes walk from the pub. It was a lovely sunny day and we decided to visit the Wheatsheaf. We expected the pub to be really busy as it was Bank Holiday Sunday and a hot day but when we arrived we thought it was closed as there were no sign of customers. We got some drinks (great beers) and sat outside in the 'beer garden', which was a sad and sorry space. Overgrown with weeds, sprouting from every crack in the patio, every pot, hanging basket and border too. A full wheelie bin was situated at the exit from the pub to the garden, on the path, so you had to manoeuvre past it. Benches were in need of refurbishment. There was rubbish, and bits of broken pallet stacked up. Around 8 brand new 'Guiness' parasols laid down in a pile in the corner - why not put them out on a sunny bank holiday? Show that you're open!