The best restaurants serving British food in North Wales

Thursday 31st August 2023, my husband and I went back to the ‘The Welsh Highland Railway Tea Room’ in Porthmadog for the Malcolm Green's funeral wake and to celebrate Malcolm’s life. This was a very fitting tribute as Malcolm and his wife Non used to run the tearoom, sadly both now deceased. There was a nice buffet and we all sat and we spent time talking to friends and relatives and lots of love and memories were shared by all those who knew and loved ‘Malcolm’.

A thoroughly enjoyable evening. We started with a drink on the terrace and we were given the option of eating out there too and we did. A beautiful view and a perfect spot to watch the sunset .Definitely planning on returning.

Came here but never left a review! I tried out one of the cakes and my god was it delicious although it was extremely sweet. Lovely staffs!

I had a mixed kebab ,medium,it was huge. Served on a sizzling plate,salad ,chips and fresh made nann. Brought the rest home as too good to leave,and all this for 8.50. Amazing.

as I walked past this place so many times & I'd never been in until now. We had a lovely bit of breakfast here, as well as the toast .... you get fried bread too, what a treat that was. Oh & a cuppa with the breakfast at no extra cost either. It was a good price & much cheaper than anywhere else, & there was just the right amount of food, not too much, not too little. Shame it's selling now I've just discovered it after many years of both living & visiting Tywyn.

Had an excellent meal with friends at the 19th after sponsors day. They had a large group of us and the food came out hot, very tasty and in a timely manner. Service was very efficient with friendly staff. Would highly recommend.

This pub is very much a work in progress, recently taken over by Rob, a local guy. A friendly welcome awaits you here, where you can watch the football and enjoy a range of beers and lagers. As a regular visitor to Amlwch its a great place to relax and unwind after a day's fishing or walking.

Visited with another family for Sunday lunch - we were staying at a campsite up the valley. This is a “proper” British pub - lovely old building, welcoming atmosphere, decent ales, and hearty, well cooked food. With three 13 year olds in tow, we asked whether the kids portions would be suitable - they definitely were. Will be coming back.

Made very welcome including the dog who had a couple of treats. Food was lovely. I had the special of chicken & chorizo casserole with chips which was very tasty. Husband had BLT which was nice other than the lettuce ended up warm/soggy. Took away brownies which we enjoyed later. Would call again when next in the area.

Had a lovely lunch, The chicken parfait was excellent as was the fish n chips! The chips were the best we had ever eaten - gorgeous! The bar area was quiet and the staff very attentive . Will definitely recommend and can’t wait to return!

The food for price is amazing it was one of the best I've had in north Wales and barging of a price cheers jacko the sausages melt in your mouth 🥓 done to perfection hashbrown needs work haha in all honesty it was a1 see u soon matey

Good pub grub and lovely selection of beers ate there once and food was fine, very friendly pub like all of Barmouth

Had a few ive creams from here. Great selection and teally tasty. The sweets & fudge in the shop looked incredible too although I didn’t actually buy any

Excellent range of icecream flavours at a reasonable price. Visited most days, trying different tastes each time!

What a great place for a party. Superb venue, excellent food and great service. Couldn’t have asked for more.