Top Restaurants in Abersoch
Top Things to do in Abersoch
Best Cafe food near Abersoch, United Kingdom
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Abersoch including Blades Cafe, Petal-a-Pot Tea Room & Bistro, Abersoch Deli, Pili Palas, Taro Deg, Caffi Sol, Buffers at Pwllheli Station
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7. Buffers at Pwllheli Station
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Formally The Station Cafe, housed in a grade 2 listed building, believed to be one of the last remaining wooden station buildings in Britain. Great fresh, homemade food and cakes, excellent Italian coffee, sandwich bar and famous breakfasts served all day
Reviewed By john r
While waiting for your train, a quick snack , hot or cold in this clean but old fashioned snack-bar. Pleasant and friendly staff, and there are always customers present, but plenty of tables and chairs .
6. Caffi Sol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By FlashG321
Not many places in Pwllheli serving lunch and accepting of dogs. After asking around we were directed to this cafe. So glad we stopped here. The garden area was ideal for the three families we were travelling with. The thirteen of us were very pleased with our meals and the service was good. Apart from the noise of the amusement arcade next door, this cafe should have been much busier for this time of year. They could appeal more to dog owners by offering a dog menu. If this was marketed or advertised more, iâm sure business would increase. Located on the other side of the car park away from the centre I would have liked to have seen some signage to make this cafe catch the eye of visitors.
5. Taro Deg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Taro Deg offers customers fresh aromatic coffees, teas and drinks together with breakfasts and light lunches including delicious puddings and cakes within a modern, light, contemporary truly Welsh atmosphere. All the food including our desserts and cakes
Reviewed By Val W
We have been coming to this area multiple times each year for seventeen years. We always thought that non Welsh, ie the English, were not welcome at this cafe. After searching for alternatives to our usual favourites that can cater for coeliacs we gave othis place a try. It's marvellous!!!! We were made welcome, the environment is a mix of contemporary and shabby chic and the menu is innovative and interesting. Mum enjoyed a gluten free ham sandwich with coleslaw and salad which could maybe have been improved by a few kettle chip crisps but that is nit picking. My smoked bacon, goats cheese and ginger onion relish tortilla was delicious. My husband had the Edwards of Conwy sausage and caramelized onion baguette which he said was excellent. I indulged in a delicious slice of carrot cake, from an extensive range of cakes available. Will we come back ? Most definitely! Do we recommend? Absolutely 100%
4. Pili Palas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Loveandlivetotravel1
This was, without a doubt, the best lunch Iâve eaten in a very long time; in fact I would go so far as to say it was the best lunch Iâve had in years. I could have eaten anything from the menu and every member of my family devoured the meals they ordered too!The service was great, quick but not âfastâ as thereâs nothing that isnât made fresh. But I personally wouldnât have it any other way... the coffee was especially delicious. If youâre in the area this is a must!!
3. Abersoch Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Angie J
I love coming here for lunch, a lovely variety of food and delicious coffee too. All the girls are very pleasant and friendly. Don't know how they coped over the New year because it was hectic in there! Keep doing your great work girls.
2. Petal-a-Pot Tea Room & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Relax in the cosy indoor French Style Licensed Tea Room by the real fire or sit outside on the stunning south-facing Mediterranean terrace, which overlooks the Garden Centre. Sample the delights of our homemade and locally produced fayre. Enjoy a cool gla
Reviewed By 9997777
We had not dined here for some time Without wishing to be too critical we tried the soup which unfortunately was a very pale imitation of previous offerings being very thin with an unusual metallic taste Also just as unfortunate the soup when it arrived was almost cold Perhaps we came on an off day ...
1. Blades Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By Steve16588
Popped in for a drink and some cake. Friendly welcome and engaging staff. Good selection on menu. Great selection of cakes that all looked delicious. I had the aubergine and courgette cake, (no diary)which was gorgeous whilst my wife had waffle and bacon. She said it was really tasty. There is seating outside. Well worth a return visit and sample more delights.
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