The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Harlech Gwynedd North Wales

The longest I've ever waited for black coffee and a sandwich that is already made, this is with four staff and only one serving the rest out the back, now I'm sure they were busy but one could have made my coffee whilst he served the only other customer who needed service. Now the coffee is an americano but this one is special " probably the best coffee in Cymru" but it's bloody expensive considering it's it's about the size of egg cup £12 for a tiny coffee that took ages to make and a pretty sandwich that was heated...

Such a nice cafe with an amazing view of the castle

Amazing ice cream, I love ice cream and I might be bold enough to say this is the best ice cream ever! Fav was the lemon flavour but tried honeycomb, peanut and salted caramel and all were amazing! Portions were very generous! People who work/ run the shop and make the ice cream are lovely too!

If ever you visit Harlech Castle and need cash for the carpark, this is a must. "Cash machine" facility available inside that gives coins. The staff are excellent and friendly. The pumpkin soup is to die for. Cafe incorporates a gift shop, wool shop, comfy seating, terrific back ground music to eat your lunch/ tea to. Can't wait to go back.

Very cute little post office/cafe/shop - diversifying at its best. Pizza was very tasty and filling, toasties looked great. Staff were extremely friendly. Just a lovely place to spend your lunchtime really.

What a great place to stay centre of the town. Arrive in the evening and park, which avoids all the early morning traffic jams on the streets. Great host and locals in the pub. We had our best time in wales staying here. Definitely recommending this all 5’s⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We were looking for somewhere downtown harlech for a drink and food with our two boys, 9 and 14 years of age. We read the sign outside. Everyone welcome except for children. Dogs especially welcome. Adults only. A few of the local guys told me it's a swingers hotel where the dogs can get involved. Avoid. If you do want a good pint with holiday makers and locals all enjoying good food and drink and friendly conversation I would highly recommend walking an extra 200yds to the pub right next to the train station. Dogs, kids, humans all seem to be equally welcome