Top Restaurants in Tal-y-Cafn
Where to eat Contemporary food in Tal-y-Cafn: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Tal-y-Cafn including The Holland Arms, Johnny Dough's at The Bridge, Bodysgallen Hall & Spa
1. The Holland Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
We offer a range of menus with special deals running daily. Special lunch time menu Monday to Saturday 2 course £7.50. Monday and Tuesday night special Menu 2 course £10.00. Food is cooked to order and on busy day's a wait may be unavoidable. We have a la
Reviewed By HanMarie22
We visited while staying at Waenfechan glamping down the road for my partners birthday. We were greeted by an extremely friendly and helpful lady (unfortunately didnât get her name) who got us our drinks and let us pick a table to sit at. We were made to feel very welcome as soon as we walked in. We both tried the Snowdon larger which was very tasty. We were one of the first in because we arrived bang on 7, however more people started to arrive after us. The food was absolutely amazing, the best meal Iâve had in a long time. I had the liver pate starter and garlic mushroom pasta main and my partner had garlic bread for starter and the beef burger for main. You could tell the food was homemade with lots of love. We went on a Monday which meant we were able to have the special menu, (on Mondays and Tuesdays they have a 2 course for £10 or 3 course for £15 menu) and we were so so impressed, such good value for money and extremely yummy. The only disappointing thing was that I couldnât fit a dessert in I was that full! Will have to save that for next time.The decor is 17th century style, old but cosy. It was nice to see a very traditional pub and added to the fabulous experience.If youâre looking for amazing food for a very good price this is the place for you. I really recommend visiting this place! Canât wait to return
2. Johnny Dough's at The Bridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Thin, artisan pizzas with classic and modern flavoured wood-fired pizzas with exceptional beers from 4 North Wales breweries
Reviewed By lovetrav_9
Having frequented other Johnny Dough establishments including the one in Llandudno, we were pleasantly surprised to see one in Conwy too.We received a warm welcome from the waitress on arrival who quickly brought us menus and some drinks.Our pizzas were delivered in no time and were fresh and very tasty.The tables and chairs are a little basic, but that didn't really mar our enjoyment of the food.
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3. Bodysgallen Hall & Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By mrstraveller1
Very nice property, beautiful gardens. We booked for Afternoon Tea which was very disappointing, both in size & quality. Bread didnât taste fresh & crust was left on some sandwiches. Not a heinous crime, but really, in such places, youâd expect more attention to detail. Cakes were unthrilling. It was all just very very average. £26.95 per person. Cappuccinos & the like are charged as extra. Service was very pleasant & food delivery quick. It was very quiet so had little ambience. Unimpressed.We thank this reviewer for their kind comments relating to the property, gardens and service, and are really sorry if there were any short comings with the food served. We would have welcomed the opportunity to put matters right at the time of the visit, if we had known all was not to the reviewers satisfaction.All of the elements that comprise traditional Welsh afternoon priced at £26.00 per person are either made daily in our kitchen, or delivered freshly baked each morning.We believe that the atmosphere of this Grade I listed National Trust mansion has its own agreeable resonances, and are sorry if the reviewer did not like the ambience of this historic house. It is always our intention that a visit to Bodysgallen Hall & Spa is one that will be remembered for the right reasons, and I do hope this reviewer will return.
