The best restaurants in Beaumaris Isle of Anglesey North Wales

The hot chocolate is absolutely 10/10! Get it with cream and marshmallows and you won’t stop smiling! The staff are amazing and friendly, they couldn’t do enough for us. There are loos on site (it’s a cafe in a park). Just a lovely pit stop before wandering into Beaumaris. Please visit!

Last time the service wasn’t great but today it was. Two young girls behind counter were efficient and friendly. So different to last time! We had sausage baps for breakfast. £3 each and massive. Piping hot. Also ordered some pastries and sausage rolls, all great.

Returned several times for delicious coffee. Always friendly service. Enjoyed the excellent homemade scone and bara brith. Tucked away off Church Street in the Forum opposite The George & Dragon.

A great golf course. Love playing it and highly recommend it. It is well manicured and a challenge too. The clubhouse is well run and there is a good menu available. You get a friendly welcome and it is well worth a visit.

We first came here to eat in 2005, although I’ve found out today that this pre-dates the current owners. In recent years we have visited this restaurant on each of our one or more visits every year to Anglesey. We obviously wouldn’t do this if we didn’t enjoy it here. The food has always been well prepared, of very high quality, and the service efficient and welcoming. Today was a Sunday roast which we both thoroughly enjoyed. We don’t normally do desserts, but having tried a couple of ‘specials’ on our last visit we decided to give it a go, and we were glad we did! Thoroughly recommended.

Excellent service,rooms are spacious bed very comfortable,the food is beautiful and well presented,would definitely recommend a visit

Went on Friday evening after checking dog friendly. Lovely staff and fabulous food. Garlic mushrooms were off the scale. My pasta was brilliant as was my partners pizza . We forced in a dessert and the crema Catalan was gorgeous. Well worth visiting.

This is a fantastic place to eat . Food is excellent and copious. I had a steak pie and I could hardly finish it. Still had room for sponge pudding though. Staff are good. Come here.

Yummy. So many choices of ice cream. If the queue looks long don’t worry as it moves fast. I had apple crumble ice cream. Staff behind the counter were polite and efficient

Thank you Hazel and staff for a lovely evening with our friends last night.We were really welcomed and sat in the lounge which was nice and quiet for our pre-dinner drinks.The 3 course meal we all had was amazing.Our mains-lamb rump and the beef bourguignon was truly amazing(Hazel did say that no one else makes it quite like them-how true-lovely chunks of melt in the mouth beef). The seafood platter to start with was mouthwatering ,also the duck starter which our friends had. The white linen tablecloths and pipping hot plates and food also contributed to the meals being exceptional. We then returned to the lounge to enjoy some more catching up with our friends -not many eating places offer this on Anglesey as most expect you leave once you leave your table. I do not normally write reviews however I felt I had to recommend Bishopsgate.We will definitely be back very soon.Thank you again.

Pre dinner drinks on balcony overlooking open golf course and countryside with the Menai Straits in the background are ultra relaxing. The Service is excellent and the choice and quality of food are to a high standard.

Go in. Trust me, it looks like a small shop, but they have seating, and it's surprisingly bigger than you think. The staff are friendly and the food is a surprise. We popped in for lunch and 2 (crusty not chewy) ham & cheese toasties with 'proper' ham, not that processed rubbish; a juicy and stacked bacon double cheeseburger, cooked to perfection; a bowl of fries and 3 drinks; all for £25 - and we were all full enough to easily last until tea-time. Considering it's a tourist spot I have eaten infinitely worse for considerably more money in others (I'm looking at you, Castleton). And while you're there browse around the masses of local/Welsh foodstuffs and drinks (some with very funny names).

Popped in for a drink as a table available over looking the water and hills. Very friendly place ( maybe because we had dogs) . Well priced beer. We we’re thinking of having our evening meal there, but the restaurant was too formal for our requirements and the bar area was small. Food however looked delicious

Very good, not expensive, realistic pick up and proper tasty

Horrendous experience, total waste of £20. Somehow it was colder inside the cafe than it was outside. Everyone sat with a coat on shivering. Service was good, coffee was good. Breakfast arrived disaster. Bacon totally overcooked toast toasted on one side only. Eggs overcooked. Baked beans looked like they’ve been parade around since last week.