We found this little spot when we were wandering around this beach town on a rainy day. My daughter…read moreraved about the hot chocolate. I was happy to have a Diet Coke! The food was all quite good, from the fish and chips to the soup and sandwiches. I would have given it 5 stars but there was fresh paint inside and the smell was horrendous!

Considering it is the off season, this small, friendly place was still almost full. We were pleased…read morewith both the quarter-pound cheeseburger and baguette with steak/onions we ordered. Fries were served piping hot. Food was filling but a little pricey considering our choices. . . Not surprising considering the restaurant's location. Menu was somewhat Americanized vs. what we would consider a traditional Welsh menu. Biggest surprise was the Motown music playing in the background.

Really good no nonsense food. Plenty of choice. Good wine and a selection of local bottled beers…read more You won't be disappointed.

This is an unpretentious small restaurant. Its menu is fairly wide and offers a good selection of…read moremeals. The meals we had were well prepared and very enjoyable. It had a good range of fish courses and the Sea Bream was nicely prepared. It has a modest but functional wine list and its prices are average. Staff were friendly and helpful.

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....

Fancy a proper cup of tea? With a teapot and cups with saucers? Possibly with a teacake or scone?…read morethen this place is a must for you. Its great. Homemade cakes etc. with choice of speciality teas and coffee's. well worth a visit.

Seafood and fresh fish dishes are a speciality here. Only eaten here a couple of times but had good…read morefood at fair prices.

Recommended by locals, this place lived up to what we were told. Since it is off season, service…read morewas immediate. Takeout only so take a short 1-2 minute walk down to the quay and grab a bench to enjoy the view while eating. Only complaint is the amount of food. Our orders of fish and chips were so large that my husband and I could have shared one order.

We were recommended these as the best fish and chips in Barmouth, and you know what- I would have…read moreto agree. With covid it was controlled well, with a reasonable socially distanced queue. The price is good, and even the small portions are still sizeable, and we didn't have any issues with the staff at all- they were perfectly nice to us. Really good chips, and crispy batter without anything being oily. They made sure we had everything in our bag before we wandered to the beach to eat them- I would definitely recommend, and I hope to have them again when we can wander again.

Golden fish and yummy chips. But the staff didn't seem interested in customers and I can hardly say…read morethey are friendly. The price is fair enough. The problem is it is hard to find a place to sit and eat...

Seeing an old negative review, we were hesitant to try this place. Given it's close proximity to…read morethe quay and our lodging, we decided to risk it. Pleasantly surprised by the food, atmosphere and service. I ordered the smallest ham and pineapple pizza while my Brit husband was delighted with the Plowman's lunch. Prices were reasonable compared to what we paid at a similar place the night before. Minor downside for those who want an authentic plowman is the baguette substituted for a bap. The pizza was nothing special but not a disappointment. The crust was somewhere between a thick and thin crust.

Homemade, more like home frozen, apparently my spag bol wasn't reheated well enough as there were…read morecold spots throughout. When I mentioned it to the staff, no apology just another 30 seconds in the microwave and slammed back on my table. First and last visit

Small, pretty intimate restaurant. We had an English breakfast there. Well prepared, fairly large,…read morea bit more expensive than I'd like. It's a busy place, right on the Barmouth waterfront. Decor is fun, staff is friendly, food looks to be fresh. I can't comment on the range of their menu