The best restaurants serving British food in North Wales

I never ever complain as I have worked in the hospitality industry myself and now how difficult it can be at times.. But the staff here, particularly the girl on the counter are terrible. Worst customer service I’ve ever received, not even a smile, just rude comments.. My advice would be smile and be more happy with customers and in general, it doesn’t hurt and makes your life much better. Shame as this location has great potential but the staff are not welcoming at all, won’t return.

Bouncers leave their food lying around then get mad when people eat it.

Booked table for 5;30 and arrived early and shown to table. ordered meal and told there was 30 minute wait for food. Meal arrived at 6.50 a 80 minute wait. When ir arrived it was lukewarm. Was served a lunchtime £5 sized meal despite ordering from main menu. I politely tried to complain but was rudely told "thats just a nomal portion" There was no salad or coleslaw as adverised and the other meal was minus onyion ringd and steak was burned, Staff on duty could do with training in customer service instead of displaying a couldnt give a damn attitude

Big appreciation for putting on a fundraiser for the Bangor food bank, great music, and great service for a great cause, staff have been absolutely amazing, would definitely recommend.

Lovely relaxed dog friendly pub with really friendly staff and great quality food and drink in a stunning location overlooking the beautiful Mawddach estuary. We stayed in one of the external rooms which are dog friendly, and did a circular walk from the pub with stunning views (New Precipice Walk- George 3rd provides a leaflet with easy to follow route instructions). Comfortable room with fab power shower, robes, towels, slippers, tea/coffee/biscuit tray, hair drier, mini fridge and comfortable bed. Love it here- it’s a favourite and we would definitely stay again. Thank you to the lovely staff.

We didn't stay here,we were staying at other accommodation but we called in 3 times for food,drinks and breakfast on one of the mornings.Nice place,good food,great staff.Lovely views at the back of the hotel overlooking the valley.Nice seating areas.Plenty of parking which you do need to pay for,not expensive.Food and drink very well priced as you expect from a Weatherspoons.We found it clean and so we're the toilet facilities.Well worth popping in if your in the area.We would definitely go back.

We arrived at 6.00pm for a Sunday roast and the restaurant was very quiet so we decided to sit in the bar. It took a while to get someone to take the order and we informed the server that my wife was gluten free and that was not a problem. The roast dinner arrived and we looked at the roast potatoes which were well over cooked and tasted like they had been in the oven or under a hot lamp for far to long, the Yorkshire pudding was also dry and crusty. The dinner at best was Luke warm and my wife sent hers back to be heated up in a microwave. For the price of £17.95 it should of all been fresh and hot. We had been traveling most of the day so we were hungry and ate most of the dinner but we were very disappointed. The bar prices were also high £5.80 for a pint of cider. We have eaten here in the past and always found the food very good but will not be visiting again.

Awful, Awful, avoid at all cost, went in and nobody was in there, that should have set alarm bells ringing, but we were hungry, so decided to stay, I asked if they had red wine, the lady behind the bar said I’ll check as we were waiting a delivery, she came back with a bottle which I recognised from Aldi, Grapevine Merlot, £4.19 at Aldi, they charged £18, they removed the label at the back of the bottle. I ordered a 12oz Gammon steak, with chips and peas, tbh, the gammon was that thin it would have blown off my plate if sat outside, think that was from Aldi too. Lesson learned !!!

Visité este pub mientras estaba en una escapada en solitario con mi perro hace un par de semanas y era un ambiente fantástico, un gran servicio, comida encantadora y tengo que dar los mayores elogios a la señora (que creo que era un gerente o supervisor) (destripado no me di cuenta de su nombre) pero ella era tan amable y acogedor, que hizo un escándalo de mi perro incluso dándole algunas golosinas para perros que bajaron (un placer) 😆 Definitivamente recomendaría este lugar y me aseguraré de visitar de nuevo la próxima vez que pase!

We only had one drink the place was empty the young girl was nice behind the bar but just makes me wonder if alot of the reviews are true as nobody came in the whole time we was there. Real Shame as we would of gone in again but just no atmosphere

Only went for a drink, Saturday at 5, never seen so many drunk loud people. Absolutely awful, queue to get served at the bar, no where to sit and stand, stood outside in the pavement in the freezing cold. So many drunk people it was deafening. Try the corn mill, fab bar, older crowd.

The staff were absolutely fantastic made the day for us they were so lufli megan a elain xx Genod brill yn gweithio fama diolch megan a elain xx

A nice brew pub which is large inside, there is the bar area and a restaurant around the back. We reserved a table for the evening, but there were only a few people in there so it suited us, the other bar area was busy with families. The food was good and the beer was also good. A few selections of different beers but not as many as advertised on their site. The beauty was, we camped at the back so it was ideal. The steam train runs along the back of the site. There is a garden around the back with seating.

Great atmosphere, spacious and it has a pool table. A bit of a wait to get our drinks. The veranda has plenty of tables and a great view of Lynn Efrnwy. Beware the fag butts bowl though. It has a food menu that fits with the venue.

Bit of a rough pub. And lets kids stay in there until 12-1am at night!!!! Disgusting! Children should not be on a pub that time of night!