My wife and i are regular diners at Ultra Comida. Often we shall just pop in for a glass of wine or…read moresherry and enjoy the atmosphere. The lunch and evening menus have a good selection of food and i have never had a a dish i wouldn't recommend. The wine and sherry selection is outstanding. The deli means you can take many Spanish dishes home with you. I would also like to mention the lunchtime takeaway of panini and paella which are very good. It is a food and wine lovers place to go.

This was one of my favorite and most memorable meals in the UK. The food here is amazing Spanish…read moreTapas food, served in a very comfortable, unpretentious setting (around one of two huge tables that you share with other guests, or at the bar). The service was personable and they were quick to bring drinks and dishes out. The food was top notch! My favorites were the basic salad, the olives, the patatas bravas, the salt cod (was amazing), and a few others that are now escaping my memory (I'm thinking we had a rabbit and a lamb and a bean dish... and a cheese/meat plate, and another salad) They will bring endless plates of excellent bread (and there is olive oil on the table). Basically, you can't go wrong here! We also got the house wine; a light and delicious Spanish wine, and very affordable. The only dish that I specifically remember our small group being lukewarm on was the octopus (was served chilled and was ok, but not amazing). After you eat (in the back), you can stop in the front of the store to buy more amazing meats, cheeses, olives, and wine to take with you! You may have a wait at times, as seating is fairly limited (we were there mid-afternoon on a Saturday in October, and had to wait only about 10 minutes to be seated). Also... I thought the price here was excellent for the quality and quantity of food. A real gem and must-do if you come through Aberystwyth!

I do not like these chains really such as Subway but it is an alternative to the other Fast Food…read moreplaces in Aber. It is also situated very centrally, almost opposite Dorothy Perkins and near my hairdresser's. Just another Subway, like most others.

You can't really argue with a Subway in a student town, especially when the service is probably the…read morebest of any Subway I've been in. As always the choice is borderline overwhelming and the barrage of questions is not always welcome. Similarly the prices have not changed so it is not the cheapest way to eat in Aber. As you would probably expect the real joy of Subway is in the eating, which is always fantastic no matter what time of day or night.

An unusual name for this cafe. Not really anything like the boisterous drinking party defined by…read morecarousal. Also at some angles the C can't be seen giving the more unusual name of 'arousal cafe' which would be better placed, I'd guess, in Amsterdam than Abermawe. However, it is a standard, large chip-shop cafe. Off-season large and empty, in season a great place for a fish-supper, a cup of tea and some respite from the rain and kids. The food is fair, a standard chip-shop menu prepared well enough.The staff are fine but the toilets are on the small size for the size of the hall.

Best fish and chips in North Wales, I always stop if I am passing through Barmouth. Who cares if…read morethe C fell off, it is the food that matters....

One of my 2 favourite Indian restaurants in Aberystwyth. The…read morestaff are so lovely and attentive, whether eating in or having a takeaway. The food is nice, nomatter when you get it or what you get. Always been happy with the food and service from here.

Excellent food, allow you to bring your own alcohol. Lovely food, very attentive service and pretty…read moregood value. Just off the 24 hour Spar road near SALT/Bar E!

This is an extremely nice country pub. A wonderful building. And then you find out its home to the…read moreworlds smallest brewery..pinch me, I'm dreaming! The food was top top notch. I had the Cajun Chicken salad with Garlic and Herb Bread. While I would recommend it, my friends choices looked equally appetising, so I'd trust all the meals they offer. Their own beer (see 1st paragraph) was tasty They also offered a personal favourite of mine, Butty Bach and finally Hancock's HK. This was the first place in 2013 where I got to sit outside in the sun!!

I love this little pub - really snug and with an old fashioned 'pubby' feeling, and they do…read moregorgeous food. Really gorgeous, and the bread is amazing. One for an occasional evening out or special occasion.

Looking for somewhere to eat with a toddler in tow is never an easy thing. Take away the usual…read moresupects (McD's etc) and you're left with restaurants that might frown upon a bit of noise or maybe not offer a child-friendly menu and pubs which may or may not be suitable for children. We almost missed The Barn, hidden up a side street between the Rail station/bus terminus and what appears to be the main shopping street. Hidden behind a rather unattractive 6 foot wooden fence is the outside seating area with a bar/cafe servery. Going through he doors to inside you feel like you're going into a pub only there is no bar. Had we not had a hungry toddler with us we would, at this stage, have turned round - there were around 10 tables inside of which only one was occupied - NONE of the outdoor tables were taken. Not a good sign on a bank-holiday weekend. We were told to take our own menus and pick a table Service was perfunctory but food arrived swiftly and was fresh and, for what it was, tasty. Portion sizes were good. Gamon was moist and well-cooked. Lasagne appeared to live up to the claim that it was home-made and the huge plate of pasta served from the children's menu was enough to tempt our little one from his doldrums. Carbonated drinks were served from cans which was less than attractive but possibly better value than soda machines! The menu was varied and offered many pub style favorites. It certainly wasn't gourmet dining but was certainly acceptable for lunch. Toilet facilites were clean. Inside is not wheelchair accessible as there are a couple of steps but you could dine outside (and there is gazebo cover). Piped music provided the atmosphere although it was a radio station that was being played which was slightly odd. If the atmosphere could be improved then this has potential to be highly recommended as a family dining place. As it is it's just acceptable.

Went in there on Sunday afternoon about 6ish for a carvery dinner, we was a bit unsure as was empty…read moreinside but we was greeted by very friendly hosts, we could choose our own table which i like, and drinks served very quickly, the carvery was ready in 10 mins as they dont leave it out all day when there quiet, this is the 1st carvery ive been too where you can serve up your own meat, there was, roast beef, turkey and pork for the meats, then there was yorkshire puddings, stuffing, roast potatoes, colliflour cheese, leeks, mushy peas, roast parsnips, roast carrots, mashed potato, mashed suede and carrot, cant remember what else but it was all cooked nicely, very tasty, with a good choice, it looked very clean to me, the staff was nice and friendly, we really enjoyed it, just a shame they didnt do cabbage as its me favourite greens, Think they should advertise they do carvery till 8 pm, as not many places serve carvery after 4 in this area, Keep up the good work guys, will be going back soon,

Easily the best restaurant in these here parts, absolutely terrific food and great service. Second…read moreto none and as such gets booked up in season incredibly quickly - you need to book heaps in advance!

This place is now gone but the owner before the guy that ran it into the ground now has The Cellar…read moreBistro opposite the yacht club on the front in Aberdovey. The food there is excellent with a great atmosphere.

A brilliant cafe in the centre of abersoch, with plenty of seating inside and out. Good coffee and…read morenice cakes and sandwiches. Staff friendly and accommodating. If you want to sit out in the terrace get their early though!