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The best restaurants in Pwllheli North Gwynedd North Wales
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1 Opinions in 1 websites
Excellent service, lovely little place. 10 of us visiting from Manchester called in for lunch yesterday. The lady serving us was lovely and the food was delicious. Thank you.

28 Opinions in 1 websites
So I ordered an afternoon tea as a treat for myself and my daughter. It was amazing! Being a vegetarian Im really fussy when it comes to food. Linda did an excellent tea for us. 100 💯 highly recommend. Best one i have ever had.

54 Opinions in 2 websites
Went for dinner Saturday 19th August. Had a very warm welcome from Morgan and the two waitresses. Restaurant and bar looks great with a pleasant atmosphere. Looking at the menu there was a tasty range of dishes to choose from. I understand this changes regularly with the Chef, James, showcasing his formidable talents. I was blown away by what came out, each dish serving up a symphony of tastes and textures, my photos do not do them justice (I forgot to take picture of main- beef ragu, in my haste to get started on it). I could not fault Selar and will certainly return, hopefully not driving next time so I can sample their extensive wine list and cocktails. Exceptional value, quality and experience. I real gem for the area.

451 Opinions in 1 websites
It only loses a star for not having a baby change on site. Otherwise this is going to be a must pit stop for every holiday. They catered perfectly for our dairy intolerance- bringing out packaging to double check. Excellent food, service, choices, it was so clean & friendly. Baby high chair available.

152 Opinions in 1 websites
Came here on Saturday, 29th March. Very busy on arrival and luckily we had booked. Lots of people were turned away whilst we were there. Plenty of choice on the menu. I ordered a jacket potato with cheese and my Mother had the Welsh rarebit. Food arrived pipping hot and fresh after a short wait. Food was lovely and the presentation was good. Friendly and hard working staff. One of the best cafes in Pwllheli. Popular with locals and visitors. The had a raffle there supporting a local school which was nice. Lots of people were picking up Mother Day hampers/afternoon tea whilst we were there.

256 Opinions in 1 websites
The restaurant catered for my daughter’s 18th birthday party . Everyone who came commented on how amazing the food was . Absolutely brilliant , and Refa and Naz were so accommodating and helpful , can’t thank them enough . Would definitely recommend a visit !

452 Opinions in 1 websites
Had a fantastic meal on Friday. Curry night + food for kids....also chicken for the two dogs. Went one afternoon to get a beer but was shut....then the owner Heidi i think that is her name,said come on in and let us have a couple of beers. Love the menu,just the right balance. Thank you gor looking after us,the kids and the pooches. Would go back again. Worth the six hour drive. Heidi dont work yourself to the wall. Its a gold mine. A perfect balance. Find someone you trust and sit back a little. I have been in the same place. X Thank you.

215 Opinions in 1 websites
Looking for a dog friendly cafe during a visit we were told to try Buffers. The food was all served very hot and the big breakfast was just that, in fact it was huge and I struggled to finish it, especially with the added toast and mug of coffee. The seating area overlooked the station platform, although undercover, and they also provide beds for tired hounds to grab a quick nap whilst their owners tucked in to their very reasonably priced food. Parking close by on the large car park and an ideal location close to the shops.

51 Opinions in 1 websites
Popped in for a quick bite to eat after doing business in the area. The first thing that hit me was the overwhelming smell of grease and chip fat. The establishment was rather small which didn't really accomodate the amount of tables, so you felt Squashed. We ordered a white coffee which tasted like cheap powdered coffee, like mellow birds. You couldn't taste the coffee, just the claggy fatty milk in it. It must have been my husbands fault because as he asked for 2x white coffees which I think must translate to milky coffee in wales. We should have probably asked for an americano, if they did such a thing. Anyway, my husband ordered a full english breakfast, and I ordered a small version, but they couldn't do this even though they had all the ingredients as it was exactly the same as my husbands but just less of it. Oh no, they said..its not on the menu. We can do you fried bread with bacon and fried egg, which I opted for as all I wanted was a small cooked breakfast. Martin's, my husband's looked ok, nothing special, but mine, when it finally came! good grief it was a plate of fat. Fatty fried bread with cardboard like bacon on top the 2 of the most greasy undercooked , oily fried eggs wobbling on the top. I couldn't face it so they changed my fried bread for toast, quite reluctantly, and just plonked the now cold and greasy original bacon and eggs on top of the thin white toast!! I ate because I was starving, but couldn't stomach the coffee. It tasted bad enough the first time. who I presumed was the owner didn't seem bothered about anything that was going on other than getting the payment, as I heard her say to the waitress 'have they paid for their coffee!. The waitress who was trying her best started calling my husband sir! 'is everything alright sir, can I get you anything else...the owner still sat there contributing , and eager to make sure we paid!! what a farce!! 😆