The best restaurants in Gwynedd North Wales

Had the afternoon tea for 2 as a cost of £25 Cannot fault the quality of the food - however was not expecting Micro Portions. When the food arrived I thought it was for one person and not two!!! Portions should be more generous for the price!!

What an absolute find this place is! Its located just off the Main Street, stumbled across it and then looked online. It has outstanding reviews and with good reason. One of the main things being the owner , who is the chef, welcomes you in person, is the host, the waiter and the cook! Therés also only one sitting per evening so yoúre there for the evening and you feel very much part of his home. It has the feel of joining someone in their house and the food was very good. We went as a family of 4 with teenage children and they were well catered for. Yes the menu is small but that´s because there are no staff and the meals are cooked fresh. Really enjoyable atmosphere and more importantly very tasty food. Highly recommend

We visited as a family of six people of different ages on a Saturday night. We all had pizza. It was excellent. The food was very good and the environment was a surprise but very good. Village shop / coffee shop / restaurant.

Very friendly, cosy, good food, good prices. Had two burgers and garlic mushrooms, all very tasty. Super nice service. Thanks!

Stopped in for a coffee after visiting nearby castle, and glad we did! Good & simple selection of food. Great value for money. Clean and super friendly. Would recommend.

The atmosphere was cosy and personnel was friendly. The place was clean (including toilets). You could order everything without intolerances, which was a big surprise. The food was excellent from starter, complimentary, to 6 main courses.

Had a two night stay here over the weekend of the 6th Sept and what a wonderful little place it is. Emma and Menno were the most welcoming, friendly hosts and we immediately felt like this was a home from home, our room was very cosy and complete with home made Welsh cakes that went down a treat with a cup of tea after the long drive. The breakfasts were amazing and with the added twist of a Dutch breakfast option courtesy of Menno. The tea rooms are currently closed allowing for a lovely spacious breakfast room which is decorated with photos and keepsakes from all over the world. Emma gave us pointers on the local eateries and places to go and even filled up our water bottles for us when we went out on our hike. This is a fantastic base for walking with easy access to both the Rydd Ddu, and Snowdon Ranger paths up Snowdon as well as having several lakes and close by to the Nantile Ridge. Ty Mawr is currently up for sale which is a shame because we would definitely stay again. Thank you Emma and Menno for giving us a really lovely stay.

Eaten here on a number of occasions, everytime absolutely flawless, food is jawdropping, amazing location, amazing staff, dog friendly (we have big dogs) eat here as often as we can 😍

On our way back to Oxfordshire but in need of caffeine for the long drive. Saw a sign on the main road turned off and found this little gem. Fantastic, quirky little cafe and very friendly staff. Would seek it out again as it’s lovely to put money back into the local community.

Had lunch here a few days ago with friends. We were given a lovely warm welcome, coats taken and shown to our table. Great choice of food, with full explanations of all dishes given if required. I can not fault any part of this experience, the young trainees worked very hard to make sure everything went well. The staff were all very professional and it would have been easy believe you were in a “proper” restaurant. In fact I have had much worse food and service in many restaurants! Very generous portions of food, very well presented and good service. Excellent value when full price but we were lucky to go when a 2 for 1 offer was on. I can definitely recommend and will without doubt visit again soon. Thank you and well done to the youngsters.

We were travelling home to England and all needed a breakfast ! We initially drove into the centre of Criccieth to find other cafes busy. We decided to journey home and stop at a roadside cafe if and when we saw one! Further down the road I saw a sign for Cafe and Fisheries and we immediately turned left and thank goodness we did ! We followed the forest road and came to a small pond and benches some swings and a cafe ! They allowed dogs which was great and as the weather was sunny we walked through the cafe and to the other side to a decked area overlooking a beautiful lake. The cafe was popular and some people we eating teas a cakes which also looked amazing ! We ordered 4 large breakfasts and were not disappointed ! Lovely friendly service and lovely food with a lovely view ! So glad we found this haven and didn’t get a bacon buttie from Criccieth as originally planned . This will definitely be our homeward journey breakfast stop off from now on !

Booked to go for Sunday lunch today. When we got there and the place was packed out no reserved table for us. All we got told was that there may be a table at the far end of the room. We then looked at the queue waiting for food which was very lengthy!! It would have nice to have been told that there was a game on and advised to go at a different time if it was that packed out there. We left and ate elsewhere.

What an absolutely fantastic restaurant! We visited with 13 hungry adults and kids after a busy morning of activities at Zipworld and can highly recommend this lovely spot. The staff were really friendly and the service was fast. The food was delicious - super fresh and lots of vegetarian, vegan and even gluten free options! Beautiful view from the outside terrace as well. Don’t miss this gem!

10/10 food. Best chicken/kebab wrap I’ve ever had. Amazing food, all worth the money without a doubt