The best restaurants serving Seafood food in North Wales

I’m 54 and have eaten plenty of fish and chips in my day,but nothing has come close to tir a mor chippy in llanrwst,north wales.COD CHIPS PEAS FRUITY CURRY,all in a box ,eaten in my van,as I was working in the village that night.CHIPS AMAZING,CURRY SPOT ON,COD OUT OF THUS WORLD CRISPY LIGHT BATTER,WONDERFUL,even the PEAS WERE OUTSTANDING!! I don’t do reviews but felt compelled as it was that good👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻il be back👍🏻

Staff where extreamly kind and very talkative,place was lovely and clean the food was ok overall but chips where stuck together and batter was a bit undercooked.

The best fish and chips you could ever wish for, every time absolutely perfect

Consistently good quality chippy

Completly recommend, went here tonight for the first time with my partner and daughter, the food was so good best fish and chips even down to the tarta sauce and bread buns was nice and the prices was so good

Fabulous chips, hubby said best seaside chips he's ever had. Dog friendly, our 2 Staffies were welcomed to sit by a table & enjoy their mini fish.

Very good fish and chips. The staff is very very polite, friendly. Lovely place to dine. ☺️

A little small, but my god value for money!

Can’t understand why this restaurant got such high rating. Food was very average. It targeted tourist and charged me £2.5 for mayo to go with the chips.

A message to the residents of Wales: YOU LUCKY LUCKY PEOPLE. You are so fortunate to have a place like this in your area. We like to eat out when we can. Finding a good restaurant is great, finding one with good staff is a joy, getting a good view in a beautiful building is a bonus. Here at Dylans in Criccieth you have the full set and more. We went to Dylans restaurants in Menai and at Criccieth and felt throughly spoiled at both locations, the food was excellent and the staff were not only helpful and professional but friendly too. Special mention to our waitress at Criccieth today (7th March), Harley/Carley, (I appologise for misremembering her name, ). She seemed to have endless energy, was attentive, but still had time to make each of her customers feel like they were old friends. Your teams make dining out the relaxing experience it should be, good food, prepared by skilled people behind the scenes and presented to the table by caring front of house staff all at a resonable price. Thank you all. The only downside is that it's a 10 hour round trip from home to Criccieth and back, I'm wondering if I can justify a business trip to North Wales from Norfolk? :)

Eaten at this establishment so many times with my wife. Booked table or just walked in. Staff are friendly, food is of excellent taste and portion sizes. From the chip butty to sea food. Decided review today as we went for our anniversary as expensive restaurants aren't actually any better. Service is quick, and meals are of superb quality. My wife Louise had the mussels, and I ate the chowder from special menu . Surprisingly after the meal the staff brought a share dessert out. Completely by surprise but such a lovely gesture. Sea shanty we will be back as always. Keep up the fantastic work and beautiful food. Anyone visiting angelsey especially Trearddur bay get yourself in there.

One of the worst meals I have had, went with my wife and mother in law last Friday 14th. We were charged RITZ prices for an average meal batter like rock and burger and chips in a tin bowel, when we complained nothing happened. Come back Steve ASAP.

While the Norbar looks great and is in a great location, I think it has strayed far from the casual family-friendly pub it used to be as the Wayside, which is a huge shame. The best part about it was actually the fish & chip business on the side, which has now been replaced with another bar for some reason. You have to book a table as it is now a sea food restaurant instead of just a pub, and also therefore far more expensive. The mini arcade and pool tables that the Wayside used to have were gone on our last visit, so any element of fun that might've appealed to families is gone. The Norbar doesn't respect it's closing times, closing because there "there no customers" right as we happen to walk through the door. They've also "officially closed" the bar before serving more customers, but not us. Overall, the Norbar is disappointing in comparison to the cosy, family-friendly sea-side pub it used to be as the Wayside.

Archie loves it. His words banging

Often stop here for lunch with the Motorcycle Group and I have to say they really are the Best Fish and Chips around. Well done Nick and Team. (Ponderosa Cowboys) Martin