The best restaurants serving British food in North Wales

Visited today for the Sunday carvery. £18.95 for 3 courses. You can't get better value than that. We rang to check availability and they advised we'd be ok as they were only half full with bookings. It was the first Sunday in January though so in future I'd definitely book to be on the safe side. It started filling up while we were there, and a lot seemed to know each other and the staff so it appears to be popular with regular visitors. And I'm not really surprised. Staff were lovely. Turkey, beef and gammon were the meats on offer today and we had a bit of each. They did not scrimp! We left stuffed and happy. What more could you want?

Used to come here about six times a year but unfortunately my husband can no longer drive. I have always moaned about the cost of parking and have previously suggested that you should be able offset the cost against food in the cafe,if that is the only reason for your visit ( less than an hour) Our daughter offered to take us for a ride so I suggested Brenig, knowing she wouldn`t want to leave her dog at home. It was very cold for early September- 14 degrees, dark and dismal.She went ahead to give her dog a quick walk and we met up outside the entrance to the cafe, then we noticed a sign saying no pets! Having read the other reviews, I now know that dogs are allowed on the terrace but you can only get there with your dog up some steep steps. Why isn`t there a sign on the door indicating this?? Anyway it would have been too cold on that day to sit on the terrace so we headed to Betws and had lunch there.

Visited briefly as was highly recommended on trip advisor . Just writing review to highlight we were informed this venue no longer offers food.

Cheese and ham toastie, baked beans on toast. Hot chocolate Hot chocolate was very sweet. Cheese and ham toastie on brown, very good Weather absolutely awful, so lovely to take shelter and look at weather out of window instead. Service good.

Called here several time and found the Best Fish and Chips for miles everyone should call here won't be disappointed with the meals

Lovely find, booked last minute as a stop off to a weekend away. The man behind the bar/reception was very friendly and so were the locals. Lovely relaxed atmosphere Dog friendly Rooms are clean and spacious We had food there in the evening, we did read some bad reviews about the food being “fast heated up frozen food” we didn’t feel if was like this and we enjoyed Continental breakfast the next morning was included and was lovely. Would definitely recommend and would visit again if we were every in the area

Absolutely gorgeous food staff amazing high recommended had Sunday roast dinner was amazing nearly as good as my own must try

We ordered panini for lunch and they were freshly cooked and very tasty. We also had lovely home baked cake with a pot of tea which was also delicious. Would go back.

On a weekend visit to Pwllheli this was going to be a wet weather alternative, however we decided to go anyway. Nice well stocked garden centre, nice friendly staff. There was a huge area devoted to Christmas stuff and a large animated display of Santa and his elves would be great for little ones. We had lunch in the cafe, we had quiche with salad and a ham salad ( three nice thick slices of ham ), large portions too. This was our first trip to this area and we would definitely return.

I was given a cup of coffee which was supposed to be filter coffee. It was nothing of the sort. On top was was a light brown sludge that I couldn't identify. Underneath was a watery liquid that I also couldn't identify. It tasted disgusting. The worst coffee I've ever had.

First visit to this charming old-fashioned restaurant. Very friendly staff, clean surroundings, excellent food, great value for money. Would definitely recommend, and looking forward to visiting again on my next trip to Wales.

Would recommend this restaurant. Lovely food and friendly service. I wish I had more time to use this restaurant but it was closed for two days

Just been charged £9:30 for a pint of fosters shandy? A bit pricey in my mind. On and off me and the wife have been here a number of times mostly for Sunday lunch but I don't think we will be returning.

Doesn't look much from the car park. Go through the arch to the beer garden, it's like the wardrobe to Narnia. Open fronted glamping pod, table in a boat, an unbelievable Hobbit house, fully furnished, with books in a bookcase. Go down the steps to the garden terrace overlooking the bay. Comfy and sheltered seating, with stunning views. Is dog friendly too. The beer is no worse a price than tourist places. And is a decent pint. Ignore the naysayers. It's a very pleasant place for relaxing with a drink. We will be returning.

went in as it sounded like really good food by the adverts outside only to be told they didnt do food when we went in to get a table !!!!!