The best restaurants in Trefriw Conwy North Wales

The best takeaway we’ve had around here. Homemade, tasty, fresh and doesn’t leave you feeling greasy afterwards! Mr Pot is an absolute star! Thank you for a delicious meal - we’ll be back for sure!

Just want to say a huge thank you to Arwel and Anna. We, like everyone, were without power and no cooking facilities as electric hob🤦 . Also had surprise visitors who couldn’t get out of the village so bunkered down with us. Arwel and Anna last minute made us food so that we all had some warm food. The food was perfect. Thank you so much xxx

Best Food In Wales. Great service didn't have a long wait very good food.

THE RECEPTIONIST SHE VERY FRIENDLY BELIEVE ME

Happened upon the Old Ship on my way to the Trefriw Woollen Mills. Warm welcome, friendly bartender who seemed to do everything. Had the best chicken lunch, absolutely delicious. Fresh veg were perfectly done and tasted like they just came from the garden. Chicken was truly delightful. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area.

Excellent walks in very peaceful environment. Cafe open en route with excellent coffee and cake. Very relaxing views seated outside at cafe.

Went here for an evening meal with my partner. I can honestly say my words can’t do the food here justice. Every bit of food served was really delicious. The home made sticky toffee pudding was the best dessert I’ve ever eaten hands down. I’m already planning my trip back to the area just to visit the restaurant, I live 2 hours away, so take from that what you will!

Large breakfast are very good and very reasonable priced cooked while you wait all fresh would recommend eating there friendly service, the cafe has changed hands the new owners are very good serving excellent food.

Lovely building and setting. Ordered the £14 (!) Welsh rarebit. We were told it would be 20 mins because they were busy, which is fine, but first they brought us the wrong dish, then after a 45 minute wait, the rarebit finally arrived. The place is staffed by friendly kids, but when you are being charged so much, you expect a better service.

Shame they advertise they are open at 10 am on a Sunday. They are not. And this was on Remembrance Sunday

Visited in 2016, and again in 2022. Both visits were delightful. It's fun to see the machines and learn the processes by which raw wool and raw water power are turned into lovely woolen products. Be sure to save space in your luggage to buy a blanket!

We ate here one evening as a group. We knew it was simply pizza and after Paddleboarding thought it would be the best option. The tables needed to be cleaned thoroughly as they were sticky and grimey but we made do with the spills being wiped up and the fabric chairs were disgusting with food/dirt ground into the chair arms, back and seat. We weren’t off to a good start but it was soon to get worst. The pizzas were either undercooked and cold in the middle or burnt black. Really disappointing. We had to send multiple back to be replaced or cooked for longer. The server was apologetic but offered no compensation. The price of the pizza was £11.95 and way overpriced priced. I’d have been disappointed for the quality at £5 per pizza so we felt well and truly ripped off. We had a great day at Adventure Snowdonia so it was no reflection on the place but it was a very disappointing end to our day.