The best restaurants serving British food in Waunfawr Gwynedd North Wales

Had a two night stay here over the weekend of the 6th Sept and what a wonderful little place it is. Emma and Menno were the most welcoming, friendly hosts and we immediately felt like this was a home from home, our room was very cosy and complete with home made Welsh cakes that went down a treat with a cup of tea after the long drive. The breakfasts were amazing and with the added twist of a Dutch breakfast option courtesy of Menno. The tea rooms are currently closed allowing for a lovely spacious breakfast room which is decorated with photos and keepsakes from all over the world. Emma gave us pointers on the local eateries and places to go and even filled up our water bottles for us when we went out on our hike. This is a fantastic base for walking with easy access to both the Rydd Ddu, and Snowdon Ranger paths up Snowdon as well as having several lakes and close by to the Nantile Ridge. Ty Mawr is currently up for sale which is a shame because we would definitely stay again. Thank you Emma and Menno for giving us a really lovely stay.

After a long day of climbing we came here for a nice dinner and were not disapointed. I'ts a pub but is trying harder than most and the food is very good. Nice ambience inside. Probably best to book in holiday time.

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.