The best restaurants in Cadnant Isle of Anglesey North Wales

Visited twice during our holiday and both evenings were excellent. All the staff were welcoming, informative and professional. Great atmosphere. The small plates all have an imaginative twist and having tried 10 different ones over the 2 visits there was no disappointment in any. Highly recommend.

Loved everything about Sosban! Everything was done with intent and from the heart. This is very confident cooking and there is nothing mainstream about the entire experience. Go if you have an open mind, adventurous and are able to trust the chef. If you like a convential michelin starred restaurant, then this won't be for you.

Returning customer. An excellent little restaurant, the atmosphere is spot on and the food is truly delicious. Bethany and the staff are lovely and very welcoming, I only wish I found it sooner! I have returned many times and a trip to Anglesey is always calls for dinner at Sage..

It was a nice place to visit. One of the shops, pets are welcome. A good food selection is available.

With Stephanie Edwards Just had the Turkey, stuffing, chipolates baguette with homemade chips. It was AMAZING DELICIOUS 10 out of 10. You need to go and try this cafe

We will be back again. Its one of our favourite Indian. The food is lovely and the staff so friendly.

We come to this lovely cafe very often, and always leave incredibly happy! The staff are always so welcoming, and the food never disappoints! Me and my family love the pancakes - so fluffy and tasty! We also appreciate the cute coffee art! Thank you for such lovely service and food always!

A fabulously curated collection of cheese and deli items - there's always something interesting to try, friendly advice and explanations and brilliant sandwiches at lunchtimes. The Christmas sandwich this year was stunning and it's lovely to come for wine and cheese in the evening. We really enjoy having &Caws on our doorstep and our two cats have been big fans too. The menu is short and simple allowing the produce to shine and if there's anything in the fridge or shelves you would like to have, you can pick it up and add it on. The feta and spinach pies are worth an early trip for and the cakes are well chosen and interesting flavours. There's also fondue nights, delicious toasties and hot food as well as pop-up dining from local chefs which always have delicious sounding menus and sell out quickly. & Caws are a0 really lovely addition to Menai Bridge.

Excellent service. Really polite staff and very clean.

Nice little cafe very helpful staff

Went here for our last night's stay in Menai Bridge, and so glad we did. 5 small plates and a couple of sides, featuring Pork Belly, Gyozo, Cod, Korean Chicken, Beef. The sides included a lovely crusty bread with MArmite butter. I know, Marmite, right? I don't like Marmite but this was really nice. Everything came together, cooked with care and well presented. Look forward to coming back again soon

This was the weirdest experience at a Michelin restaurant I've ever had. I must say that the food itself was phenomenal but everything else was just off. A huge pet peeve of mine is a lack of price transparency. We save hard to be able to afford such experiences and we should be granted with the ability to choose the price of our wine. There was no wine list and no pricing, just a recommendation by the head chef which I think is jarring and pretentious. It's such a tiny restaurant which could be intimate and warm but instead the atmosphere was awkward and quiet. The head chef tried to encourage diners to approach the pass and chat throughout plating but it all feels performative and the diners feel like we're inconveniencing him. I did however enjoy the story he told with each course. Then we move onto the waiter. I keep repeating how awkward the whole experience was. The waiter had no interpersonal skills and no gift of the gab. He repeated the same closed questions to each table of diners and spoke so quietly we had to ask him to repeat himself so many times. If we ate too slowly he would hover. He was not attentive with drinks orders. However he did keep on coming to the table to move around the wine and water glasses on the table, constantly and unnecessarily moving them from where I'd set them down with my right hand over to the left hand side. I felt as if I was getting in his way. After finishing, paying the bill felt rushed and there was no desire to hang about and enjoy a night cap in such a weird atmosphere. Such a shame that the service and atmosphere were so weird as the food was a delight.

Limited menu, struggled to order as didn't have items in. Very quiet and pricey for what it is. Not sure if still advertised as Portuguese but no real Portuguese dishes. Not much of an atmosphere. Staff were friendly though and coffee was well made.

The person at the till was quite rude, and the food was mediocre (Thanks for the reply and I live in Singapore so I have had alot of chinese food but I understand that yours is catered for British palate :) I was standing close to bike so I would have moved it but next time I'll park it somewhere 👍🏽)

We’ve been a few times, for tapas and for Sunday lunch. Food is consistently top notch, the Sunday roast is the best around! Great for a date night or a family meal, highly reccomend.