The best restaurants in Pwllheli North Gwynedd North Wales

Lovely , friendly community run pub tucked away on the main street. Staff and locals make everyone feel welcome. We shall return , but if a gem !

Stayed here for 2 nights. The owners were very friendly, room was clean and although there’s a pub downstairs it wasn’t too loud

Food was over priced and generally not that great. The chips were good

Popped in for a cone of chips and they were very tasty. A nice browned off colour, slightly crisp but soft on the inside. £2 for a cone.

Am a local who has been coming here for years. Best fish and chippy on the llyn peninsula, if not the UK!

This is a lovely, friendly art gallery that has a good selection of Chris Neale prints which was the original draw to the shop. It was a nice surprise to find that it also hosts a small coffee/tea room too which was good value and served up in very fancy cups!

Situated in a lovely spot in town, very convenient. As a "brand" coffee shop, ad you'd expect, the food and drinks are of the same good quality ad all other Costa shops. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. The toilet had needed attention for week's now, and could do with a good and regular clean. I'm sure the manager has requested it's repair, but cleanliness needs attention. The fabric chair's and settees would benefit from daily spraying of fabric freshener as my clothes always smell of cigarettes after visiting. This cage has the potential to be excellent if hygiene and cleanliness were attended to on a regular basis.

Lovley Food Kebabs are masive but Tastes beautiful Thanks

We were struggling to find a bar to have a drink and take the dog in Pwllheli, they do not appear to be so dog friendly there as they are in Porthmadog and Abersoch! We had driven past Whitehall and saw the board outside saying dogs were welcome and parked up. Hubby went inside and I then realised the board was for the pub next door so called him and we went there instead. Orla (the owner) greeted us warmly and advised it’s table service only so we sat in the beer garden and ordered some drinks. We shared with Orla the struggle to find somewhere open on a Monday and then also allowing dogs. Orla came over and told us they weren’t usually open until later in the week but as the weather was nice, thought they’d open up and see if people were about. Orla chatted with us about the area, where to go and where to avoid, she was a real fountain of knowledge and even wrote it all down for us. We’re not sure on the food experience as we didn’t eat, but please ignore the negativity in the previous review as it seems mainly based on character of the owners and to be honest, the owners were so hospitable and warm with us, I don’t get how their experience was so vastly different to ours! Orla is from Cork and has lived in Wales for many many years, go see her if you want some true advice on the area, she’ll definitely help you! Thank Orla!

Called for a drink, friendly leading us to the table, drinks were expensive and when I went inside to look for the loo the owner was very ‘off’ the place needs a good scrub down. Glad we weren’t eating there after I’d seen the toilet hygiene

New years eve was dead, no atmosphere at all, such a let down

Nothing special about the chicken kebab. Salad was very nice, but the Pita was soggy, chilli sauce wasn't very nice and the cardboard cartons fall to bits on you. Also chips are very expensive for portion size.

Good value food and drinks here. We visited twice during our stay. Curry and Boneless chicken basket really tasty. Service really good, with friendly staff.

This is a very good takeout, very tasty food and reasonable prices I highly recommend the chips and the kids meals are very good. The staff are very kind and understanding I rate this takeaway a 5/5