The best restaurants serving British food in Gwynedd North Wales

Great place that relies on tourism and local drinkers, statements like “social club” what do people want, it’s a good pint less than £5 it’s a massive plate of food for £12/13 it’s in a beautiful area, the staff are spot on, the owner is spot on, of course everything in life could do with a spruce up blah blah blah, this is real people a proper run family business paying local people’s wages, I think it’s brilliant and so close to do snowdon, I’ll be back with more of us 👏✅✅✅👏

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.

Lovely beach bar/restaurant on a wonderful beach. We had drinks and food on two occasions (casual outside) and both times very nice. Has full dine in restaurant too, which also looks very nice.

First and last time that I use this place. Over inflated price for two bottles of pop. Can only assume that the extra £1.60 charged , was for the sponsored silence that every customer before and after us was greeted with by the member of staff serving.

The quality of the food is Terrible. This was frozen cod and frozen chips then on to frozen apple pie. Absolutely terrible. We were given tea and coffee and both were cold. Cups were dirty and smelt terrible. You really need to up your game here. Waiter was so blasé

Stopped for breakfast in the cafe, it was lovely. The small breakfast is big enough for most! Cafe clean, staff friendly and importantly the toilets were very clean. Highly recommended 👍

Really nice atmosphere, workers were very friendly and very accommodating. We were in here for a few hours and those hours just flew by, nice and clean, very polite! Definitely recommend!!

Meifod Country House is perfectly positioned for Caernarfon, Anglesey, the mountains and the coast. It’s a lovely old building, extremely comfortable and the staff are delightful. The house is decorated to a high standard and the antique furniture is beautiful. Tripadvisor needs updating as there is no restaurant at Meifod House. The only food available is breakfast - standard help yourself continental and what looked like well cooked hot breakfast if requested (we didn’t have cooked breakfast). We only saw and met two staff during our stay, both of whom looked after us very well - nothing was too much trouble. Our bedroom (Brymer), overlooks the field to the side of the property. The bed is enormous and very comfortable. The bathroom is huge, with a double ended bath and shower attachment attached to the taps (no actual shower). Good big towels, high quality bed linen, and a fridge in the room. When we return to the area we will stay here again. I recommend it highly.

Ok for a stop off didn’t order food as staff was overwhelmed with the amount of customers did manage to get a warm hot drink. Sadly the toilets were horrid and had all been closed for cleaning once the young lady opened them again they were still dirty and lacking toilet roll so made our way over the road to the public loos. Great views comfortable seating and that’s where it ends sadly.

Very disappointed with our meal tonight. Undercooked chicken burger served and when returned the replacement came out raw. Photo attached. Unfortunately it put everyone else off their meals which seemed ok. The staff and manager were very apologetic, polite and agreed it was not acceptable.

Decent pub but what made it for us was Lewis behind the bar. Played an excellent mix of music and was very engaging with customers including us. Lewis also played a few requests and was very knowledgable music wise - it was great chatting to him about music in general and he was spot on with his recommendation of Imelda May’s cover of the Northern Soul classic Tainted Love (which a certain band from Leeds may have covered early 80s too). Regular live music nights are very busy so while generally dog friendly, probably best to avoid taking the dog on live music nights. Thanks Lewis - your happiness was infectious and you made sure our last night in Aberdyfi spent at The Brit was top!

Lovely place to stay Room clean and tidy and well stocked,various teas , coffee, bottles water and biscuits . Staff very friendly and welcoming Great breakfast and well worth the money Great food in the pub Lovely location We had a great 2 day stay and would definitely go back Ideal place to stay for climbing Mount Snowdon

Terrible. Very long wait for food. Felt ill after the chips that tasted of old and dirty frying oil! Very, very expensive for what we had. The tea was good and service pleasant on the whole. Would avoid!

Avoid it ....its like the living dead in here.Miserable women on the till,I thought she was just having a bad day until I read the other reviews!!. Looks like they had lessons off Basil Fawlty for customer service. Trust me....take a packed lunch.