The best restaurants serving British food in North Wales

Having had a caravan nearby for a few years, we had often walked past the outside of the restaurant. We had read the reviews and always wanted to have meal, but never seemed to get around. Needing to be at the van on a Monday, and staying over on a Sunday then we decided to take advantage a book in for a Sunday roast dinner. Having fair expectations we booked and arrived at the restaurant….. Wow… Home cooked food, with exceptional taste… fantastic friendly service and overall reasonable price for the quality of food. Yes we will be back and won’t leave it so long…

This cute little cafe with a knockout mediterranean soup sits near the end of a narrow road to the sea in Church Bay, far off most of the main thoroughfares on Anglesey. It's worth the detour. Uniquely decorated (special shout-out to the hilarious "Wi-Fi Password" sign in the toilet), dog-friendly, and staffed with some of the most delightful people I encountered in Wales. There's a pay lot for parking just up the hill from the restaurant, although plenty of other cars seemed to be using the shoulder of the road for free parking (as they do on most of Anglesey!). If you're worried about someone dinging your vehicle, the pay lot is fairly inexpensive.

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.

Had an early table booked for dinner today,and what a good idea it was.It had been a beautiful day and the view from the Hotel that contains the Tonnau restaurant is truly spectacular.We had a drink from the bar and took in the view whilst pondering over the menu which is quite comprehensive for all tastes.My wife chose the sea bass on a bed of veg and I chose the Italian chicken with mash and veg.These mains were beautifully cooked and presented hot and fresh.The desserts were duperb also and we retired back to the bar for coffee. The dining room is nicely presented with plush carpet and soft furnishings.The bar and lounge is also luxuriously fitted out and of course has the view.All staff were friendly and efficient and we had s really nice evening.

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!

We’ve dined with Antonella and Luke 4 times now, and each time has been a beautiful and memorable experience. With my recent coeliac diagnosis, it has been easy for Luke to adjust the menu as there is hardly any gluten to begin with, but we so appreciated the attention to detail and the thorough decontamination of the kitchen. Passion and dedication run through everything these two do. An unexpected gift of their persimmon Kimchi, was eaten the next day, savouring the exquisite flavours…. Foraging, fermentation and the best ingredients lie at the heart of this experience. And of course, they are dog friendly! Extra nice to treat our beautiful friend to this experience…. See you soon

Seated as soon as we arrived and menus brought. Both had pate starter and then lamb rump with mustard, Olive oil and garlic and mustard dips and tuna steak with soy, olive and garlic, and sweet chilli dips. Ended with S' mores sharing board with chocolate digestives, waffle, strawberry, raspberry, brownie pieces and marshmallow all with chocolate dip. Could not fault the service, ambience or quality of food. Portion sizes will not leave you hungry. If you don't go here you are missing a brilliant restaurant. Don't forget to bring your own drinks although soft drinks and water is available. If we're ever come back to this area we would definitely go here again.

The food, hospitality and drink were excellent! I had soup and garlic bread, all delicious. My wife had mushroom en croute and vegetables, which was similarly tasty. Recommend it heavily, cool posters too!!

What a super evening ! The food was delicious (I'm in love with the cassoulet which came with my cod loin)& the service from the friendly staff was spot on.A lovely ending to our few days spent in the village before the December madness.Fabulous.

Excellent food, I enjoyed the Welsh rarebit with mushrooms and had an excellent coffee. It tasted all the better for having been on the circularwalk to Aber Falls and back. Served by a friendly person called Lewis.

By far the nicest tea for two we have enjoyed, in a beautiful place, definitely coming back again, for there home made jams !

Called in on a family day out. Can safely say it was the best Sausage, Bacon & Egg sandwich ever! The jacket potatoes were spot on too!

Absolutely amazing food in a relaxed atmosphere. The service was attentive but not intrusive. I had the goats cheese tart, pheasant and bara brith all of which was perfectly cooked and extremely tasty. I can see why the bara brith is award winning. Husband had spicy tomato soup, 15 hour braised beef and Bakewell tart none of which he could fault. Such a great place for amazing food and service at reasonable prices. We'll definitely be back.

Smashing off licence/ wine bar/ wine shop in Dolgellau. Really friendly and a nice place to hang out for an hour. The owner couldn't be more welcoming, and we look forward to popping in when we are in the area. Wine's not cheap, but it's good, with plenty of rarities. Go on. Treat yourself. The Slate gin is great, and we had to come here on the way back to the Midlands since my wife had nearly chugged a bottle during our week in Aberdyfi.

I've come to visit several times, and the vibe is great. I love the cakes (bergamot and honey was gorgeous) and plan to come back more times. I only wish it had a larger selection of herbal teas, considering it's a botanical café.