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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Holyhead
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Holyhead, United Kingdom including Simply Street Bar and Grill, The Paddler's Return, The Stanley Arms, Driftwood Bar & Restaurant, The Black Seal, The Boathouse Hotel Restaurant, The Edinburgh Castle, Standing Stones Holyhead, Marina Stores Cafe Bar, The White Eagle
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10. 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 .
9. Marina Stores Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By DMS999
This is a simple cafe that serves the basics; breakfast, sandwiches, toasties, and soup.The staff are friendly and the food is reliable and good. The location is right on the waterfront at Holyhead Marina - so the view of the harbour and breakwater are stunning.
8. Standing Stones Holyhead
Overall Ratings
3 based on 789 reviews
Reviewed By 11yahoo
Went here with family i wasn't peckish so i only went for starter. It was an ok starter but overpriced for the quantity. Other members of the family went the whole hog. Omg mixed grill at ridiculous price was tiny and small amount of each meats. Avoid and go to kfc much better quality.We are sorry if you thought our 30oz mixed grill was small if you would like to contact me at the Standing Stones to discuss your review futher then please do so
7. The Edinburgh Castle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
British Pub. Bar and lounge. British pub meals for lunch and dinner. Sunday Caervery. Seating areas in lounge or bar, uutdoor seating also available.
Reviewed By WW_Traveller023
Took the train from Crewe on our way to Ireland, overnight here at Holyhead. We gathered our bags and headed to our hotel for the night - 'The 'Edinburgh Castle Hotel' which is almost right across the road from the Station. It wasn't a direct route, we could see the hotel, but we had to negotiate a lot of lanes of cars coming and going to the port and ferries. The hotel is actually a small pub, it wasn't easy to find the entrance but we eventually found it through the car park (which was all dug up for new construction). Inside the pub, it was quite dark and there were a number of locals already into their pints. We were in Room 1, up a steep staircase, it was right above the front of the pub overlooking the port, she arranged for us to have an early breakfast tomorrow at 7am as we want to be over at the port at about 7:30am as 'check-in' starts at 7:45. Room 1 is a small room with 2 single beds and a small 'en suite' with a sink, toilet and shower. It is cosy and clean (we had no cat to swing to check the room size, but it is quite small). Only real issue was, while the bathroom had all shiny chrome tapware, the knobs themselves were all cheap plastic that sounded and felt like they would break whenever you used them.
6. The Boathouse Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By H4772NMrogerh
The quality of the food at this restaurant varies enormously. My first evening meal of beef in guiness pie was lovely with lots of tender beef but my second nights meal was awful. I had the pork and bacon chop mix. Both chops were tough as old boots and very overcooked.Breakfast was bog standard with very little thought put into it. The bacon and sausage were of the cheap cash and carry type. Local butchers do far better quality. The mushrooms seemed to have been cooked a lot earlier and were dried out as was the bacon. the toast was made from bread cut too thinly to make good toast An option of black pudding would be niceOn the plus side the staff were lovely
5. The Black Seal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 912 reviews
Reviewed By Roger K
The Black Seal is located next to the promenade overlooking Treardur Bay, a child friendly sandy beach. When we visited on a gorgeous, sunny afternoon in late September, we took advantage of the alfresco dining area overlooking the sea. Despite being very busy, service was efficient and friendly. The food was well presented and cooked to perfection. I especially recommend the local Anglesey mussels for those with a liking for them. The restaurant/bar also provides outstanding sea views during times of inclement weather. Disabled access is good, via a side door and there parking in the public car park adjacent to the restaurant.
4. Driftwood Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By cuddslfc
Great bar / restaurant great to have a catch up and the drinks flowed.Watched the rugby sadly for the locals wales got beat by Ireland.Then to my pleasure my team Liverpool beat burley 0:3 at burnley, great banter with the local Liverpool fans , lots of singing and dancing when the goals went in,Very popular bar with the locals and holiday visitors.A big shout out to the staff, it helps if the head barman is also a âwelsh redâ.Great location with stunning views.In Madrid we won it times.
3. The Stanley Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By K4FAL
Came to Holyhead for the weekend and was fortunate enough to come across The Stanley Arms whilst looking for somewhere to eat, the mixed grill was the best I've had, all locally sourced meat and cooked to perfection, two meals for £20 might sound too good to be true but this food was excellent, nice ambiance and the staff really helpful and friendly.
2. The Paddler's Return
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Quiet family bar/bistro offering home-cooked meals at a reasonable price. Plenty of out door seating, 10 minute walk to the beach. Situated in the wilds, very relaxed & family run.
Reviewed By Sue-Kon
This place is a real gem. The food was amazing, the people are really lovely, and the setting and décor is really quirky.Both my husband and I enjoyed the Vegetable Curry, and the banana dessert is to die for.Note that this is not signposted on the main road so look out for the sign for the outdoor pursuits. This is the turn off you need to get to this lovely place.It was the best part of staying in Holyhead.
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1. Simply Street Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By 183katrinah
Our family of eight popped in here for lunch on Googleâs recommendation and we were not disappointed! The menu was great - fantastic options and something fir everyone. No childrenâs menu which is fine if your children eat and enjoy proper food. The pulled pork toastie and halloumi burger were lovely! Only draw back was we were greeted with âweâre closing in one hourâ which made things a bit rushed. Evening menu looked awesome too!
United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Holyhead
