Top Restaurants in Anglesey
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Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Anglesey. Prehistoric stone markers and monuments dot the landscape of the Isle of Anglesey, serving as stately beacons to visitors. The beaches of Rhosneigr are great for surfing, fishing and diving. The dunes and pebbly shores of Broad Beach span from the village all the way to the Barclodiad y Gawres neolithinc burial chamber. Hauntingly beautiful Beaumaris Gaol will give you chills. Warm up with a pony petting session at Foel Farm Park.
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10. Garddfon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 470 reviews
The Garddfon Is a Welcoming, Water side Bar and Bistro at the Heart of the Community. Offering a Wealth of choice from our Menu, Daily Specials Boards and Locally sourced Seafood, There really is something for Everyone. Also Housing Sea-View Accommodation
Reviewed By ian R
We were a family of 11 who had walked a stretch of the Anglesey coastal footpath. We had pre booked tables and arrived both thirsty and hungry. The staff were all very friendly particularly John who did a brilliant job of looking after us. The food was delicious! 11 very satisfied customers.
9. Y Castell Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 424 reviews
Local family run bar and restaurant, serving good beer and local fresh food. Family friendly, and dog friendly! Private function room available.
Reviewed By 180elizabethr
Went here after getting off the steam railway to hide from the rain. Food was really good and arrived quickly. Very friendly to the dog despite him being wet and soggy. Staff very helpful and welcoming. Would recommend to anyone in the area especially if vegetarian as a good selection on the menu.
8. The Bridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Reviewed By Navigate591640
Family of 5, booked a table, warm welcome on arrival. We all had one of their special burgers and home made chips. Absolutely delicious , tender and tasty. Chocolate brownie and ice cream and sticky toffee pudding and ice cream were the chosen puddings. Again delicious. Accompanied by a sole acoustic musician next door creating a relaxing atmosphere, whatâs not to like. Would recommend to anyone !
7. Molly's Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Newly built and opened in spring 2016 Molly's is a welcome addition to the Caernarfon restaurant scene. A hidden gem with refreshing dining choices with a bar where fresh food is cooked to the highest standards. Steaks, Fajitas and Burgers are the special
Reviewed By Amythomas6
Booked here for my daughters 18th birthday meal. Had a fantastic deal through groupon. Contacted the venue prior to the evening to see if we could perhaps dress the table for the occasion. Staff were very accommodating we dropped everything off on the afternoon and when we went back that evening the staff had dressed the table beautifully. Service was excellent, staff were brilliant and the food was amazing. Thank you for making out evening so special. We will defiantly be returning. With thanks Thomas family.
6. The Black Boy Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3140 reviews
The Black Boy Inn is a listed building which is situated in the historic town walls of the Royal Borough of Caernarfon. The Inn is within easy walking distance to the town centre, and the famous 13th-century Castle. An old Inn dating back to 1522 and with
Reviewed By gazwd
Old school pub, proper fire, proper food, monster portions, decent price absolute mint place food is amazing!! Top tip go for the burger.... make sure you are hungry first!! Will 100% be backWe are definitely an old school proper Inn, please do return and thank you for the review.
5. Tap & Spile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
A Traditional, warm and cosy pub with fantastic views of The Menai Straits. Serving a variety of local ales as well as all your favourite beverages. Extensive homemade food menu including Welsh lamb henry and mussels sourced from The Menai Straits. Served
Reviewed By anthh316
Came here as it was advertised as dog friendly and they are hard to come by these days. Place has a rustic look a bit tired but in-keeping with its atmosphere and style. Lovely views over Bangor marina. Staff very friendly nothing too much trouble, made fuss of our attention seeking french bulldog Alfie. Prices very reasonable and the meals were of better than average pub grub quality. We would come here again and recommend. Hi there, thank you for your lovely review! We're proud to welcome our canine friends into the establishment- Alfie was certainly worthy of the fuss! I'm glad you had an enjoyable dining experience, and look forward to welcoming you back. Best wishes!
4. The Tavern on the Bay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1193 reviews
Set within an area of outstanding natural beauty only a short drive from the village of Pentraeth The Tavern benefits from idyllic coastal views of Red Wharf Bay & beyond. The Tavern defines itself as a waterfront Restaurant with classically trained chefs
Reviewed By Mandy W
I have eaten at this restaurant twice now and both times have been well above my expectations. The food is well cooked and thought out, with plenty on the menu. Worth mentioning is our waitress Molly who couldn't have helped us any more. She was knowledgeable and friendly, making the whole experience a pleasure.We will be back!
3. Panton Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Reviewed By Keith T
Wet Thursday 5.30pm almost full of people and dogs bit like crufts at times !Barmaid a little terse and actually mixed up our order tonic water not sparkling water,hope she was new to the job.Food served quickly massive pate and toast,hubby had mushrooms.Lamb chops delicious so well cooked,chicken curry a delight,everything hot and tasty no complaints.
2. The White Eagle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2079 reviews
Reviewed By Janet L
We were in search of a lovely pub for a bite to eat while shaking off jet lag before a hike. How fortunate to find The White Eagles.The staff was so pleasant and attentive, even as the restarted to fill up.Arry, Kathryn, and Ade were the best! Thoroughly enjoyed the pâté and a scrumptious steak and ale pie.In addition, the view is incredible.Hi Janet. We to are glad you found us and thank you for sharing your experience. Glad to hear the Pie and pate were to your liking and I will certainly pass on your comments to the team. Hope you will visit us again when next in the area .
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1. The Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
A traditional coastal pub with a small dining area and enclosed beer garden overlooking the River Ffraw estuary and sand dunes. We offer a good range of alcoholic and soft drinks including real ales, and quality home cooked food at an affordable price. Ea
Reviewed By 735denisej
We had an amazing lunch here Sunday. Starting with Garlic mushrooms. A lovely roast pork dinner and a fantastic steak pie with homemade chips and gravy. Finished off with a sticky toffee pudding, delicious. All the staff were really happy and couldn't do enough for us, very helpful.We will definitely return here soon.
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