The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Gwynedd North Wales

Very warm and friendly reception, and just had a lovely refurb.. Both myself and my hubby had a Full Welsh breakfast, which we couldn't fault. Good prices for a good amount of grub. Lovely and clean, we will definitely be going back again.

Pie plenty of nice meat large portion too. Place could do with smartening up. I would go again and try something different.

Absolutely wonderful, a first visit but certainly not the last. Best pizza I’ve had in about 10 years. Lovely atmosphere, lovely staff. One of the best places to eat in Tywyn by far. Fabulous.

What an amazing hidden gem this is. Really nice setting, very friendly staff and to die for cakes. I had a mini afternoon tea (very reasonably priced) which consisted of some freshly made cheese & chutney and ham & mustard finger sandwiches, possibly the best fresh scone with strawberry jam and clotted cream and a slice of blueberry bakewell cake yum yum - the scone was definitely the highlight. I also had a decafe mocha which was also exceptional- i look forward to visiting again with my sons who are both partial to a nice scone 😀.

Staying nearby we decided to pop into one of our nearby local pubs and to our delight we found it very friendly and welcoming my wife and I can highly recommend it if you are considering dropping in

Great location for Penllech Beach - footpath from campsite directly onto the beach. There no facilities to wash up dishes or do laundry - the only sinks are in the shower block and these are not suitable for dishwashing or clothes washing. The only option is to fill up a bowl from the cold water tap in the field and take it back to your tent. The owners do not allow visitors/guests (guests of campers) to park on-site - so if you are expecting friends or family to visit you on your holiday, they will have to park elsewhere. Alternative parking is extemley limited/not possible. The showers are great - 50 pence buys you three minutes of instantly hot high pressure water.

Brilliant cortado in an eclectic outdoor/mountaineering shop. I reckon the best place for coffee in Llanberis. Worth a visit.

We enjoyed a wonderful buffet from Sara for my daughter's hen do last night. Everyone enjoyed and praised the food, in particular she makes the best home made sausage rolls and scotch eggs. Sara was very accommodating throughout, dealing with last minute orders and changes to the brief with ease. Thank you so much

This is the place to visit in barmouth.especially if you wont a light lunch.they produce delicious sandwiches , panini's and toasties ect .we even sat inside with a cool drink on a very hot day today.the young lads behind the counter gave a very professional service.

Great staff - very helpful & friendly, fab event, really good atmosphere - the gig was amazing & would really like to book here to stay in the future. It was good that, although the place was packed, you didn't have to wait to be served. Ty Glyndwr: diolch o galon

My first experience of Phoenix. This is a brilliant place, on the long Bangor High Street, but slightly hidden, being set back from the road. It has a large interior with amazing decorations. Many different styles of seating to suit different use expectations. The coffee is excellent. The food we had was very good - Farmhouse Pizza, and chicken kebab with a very tasty Turkish style mixed salad and rice. The service very friendly and the price was very reasonable, and in my view is excellent value. I saw they do a lot of Turkish style cakes and sweets - for my next visit. This is a good place to get food on Sunday when most of Bangor is closed. It is also a good place for a private chat or gathering and you do not want lots of background noise. It has high chairs and some toys for young children. I hear they hope to get a licence to sell wines and develop a more bistro style offering, which will be very welcome in Bangor.

The kiosk halfway along the Bangor Pier. Tiny but tastefully decorated. And seriously tasty treats! Coffee was excellent - as good as our other local favourites (Yugen, Blue Sky and Providero). Hot chocolate (different flavours available) was drained in seconds by my daughter. Cakes were generous, unusual, and left us fighting for the last piece. Home-made scones looked good too. Friendly owner happy to chat, and very committed to the cause: he told us he was receiving more barista training the following week - not sure he needed it from what we were served. And apparently he had also complety refitted the cafe to make it covid secure. Oh and must be the best view from a cafe in North Wales?

Stopped here for breakfast on our way home to Devon. What a find. Superb breakfast with friendly service. Prices very good. Very nice Outlook.

i loved it here best place ever my name is kayleigh taylor and and i did have a little wee in the corner and i don’t think anyone seen me so bye dudes