Very good fresh fish n chips. Great conversation with the owner also. Stopped here while waiting…read morefor a train. Worth the walk.

I love the food there!! The food is ready extremely fast and the food is delicious, and if you do…read morehave to wait its always worth it.

Food was great - once you figure out the online ordering system. Gotta get your own drink too.read more

Room was clean comfortable and fine. The night we arrived there was some kind of festival and it…read moresounded like it was in our room. The Food was meh. We went out and around in Caernarfon and had pretty good food. The service staff was pretty bad in general and acted like they were doing us a favor and pretty much went out of their way to ignore normal requests. It was almost like they from the hospitality program at the local high school. For instance we ordered a more expensive bottle of AOC wine. Bottle was opened before it arrived at the table and the wine was pretty bad.

Such an awesome place! The food was fine, not amazing but better than average. What makes this…read moreplace a real gem is it's location and outdoor seating. If you can manage to snag a table outside you get gorgeous views of the castle walls and the water. Ordering food and drinks was a bit of a pain, as it was all at the bar and the bar was packed. But still worth it for the ambiance. Solid selection of drinks as well.

So, what can this yelper say about this place? The food is excellent, especially the brazillian…read morexing xing chicken curry. The beers are small in choice but they do have a good selection at a good rate. They have comfy rooms available to book, the staff are friendly and courteous along with the place being dog friendly, which is rare for the area. One thing I didn't like was the price of the food, although

The tastiest place in Bangor! I've been here a few times now and have not been disappointed once…read more The crépes are always larger than expected and always leave me satisfied. The creperie offers a massive menu of savoury and sweet crépes and waffles (I think there are 40+ options), and a good selection of tea, coffee and cold drinks. The prices are student friendly too! Highly recommended.

A beatuful quaint place that runs like clockwork. There is not much seating but everything…read morenaturally happens.. By the time you've ordered your freshly made crepe from the lovely dutch couple, the customers that were seated have finished and are on their way .. The crepes are huge and have fillings from sour croute to nutella. I personally went for the veggie mushrooms with sour cream . And hey its less than a fiver and believe me they are sooo filling. . Definitely the best crepe house I've been to!

Excellent service and great food. Very friendly staff even when they were busy. We would reccomend…read morethis cafe to anyone who is looking for home cooked food. The cakes were also excellent.

I'd only been here for a drink a couple of years ago. However my best friend decided to choose here…read moreas a reunion spot after hearing there was a new menu. Having walked in we stated we had a table booked to which they guided us at the back out the way which suited us fine. The menu held a combination of asian style dishes to fish and chips. To start I chose one of three cocktails ( a strawberry daiquiri) and my friend the calamari . The cocktail was the best part of the meal and apparently the calamari tasted fresh. For mains , between us we ordered fish and chips, katsu chicken with summer veg and hake in a sauce. All of these cost around £14 each. When the food arrived our hearts sank. The battered fish was soggy on top of frozen chips. As for the summer veggie on the side this consisted of tomatoes and salad with a bit of breaded chicken..rice and a small pot of katsu. As for my hake it tasted like one of those boil in a bag. Frozen potatoes oh but the sweet peas were nice. Throughout the meal we were constantly asked if we wanted anymore drinks despite having full vessles. At the end we were forgotten about so walked up to pay. The meal came to £70 which I think is steep for Iceland like food. I'd pop in for a drink to sit and enjoy the view, as for the food I wouldn't dare risk it again.

Enjoyed a lovely local ale, burger, and chips on a rainy eve my first time in Wales. Casual vibe in…read morea more upscale configuration. They were for some reason playing an exclusively REM playlist that I really enjoyed because of how out-of-place it felt. Service was friendly. Service, as in many spots in the UK and Ireland, is not as attentive as we are used to in the states, but because this was universally my experience in these rainy islands (you have to quite literally chase them down if you want a refill on water or to get your check), I won't dock them any points.

The perfect stop for any meal if you find yourself in the Llanberis area…read more Pete's Eats is the mountain-climber's ideal hub before and after a climb. The first floor has a great open feeling with the help of large shop-style windows. Their breakfast is decent. I had the Small Breakfast, which is one fried egg, one medium-sized sausage link, large strip of bacon and two triangle hash browns. It seemed a hardy meal for the name, and turned out to be perfect to have just before heading out to tackle the ancient Parciau Hill Fort, which is over on Isle of Angelsey. Decent coffee. Soy milk available. Great dessert. Solid free Wi-Fi. Bright, cheery atmosphere with people coming and going and congregating or meditating quietly by themselves. The waitstaff is friendly and helpful. They have many private toilets and a shower upstairs on the second floor, as well as an extensive map room with maps from all over the world filed away in flat files drawers. I understand Pete's Eats has sleeping quarters, too, with bunk beds mainly, some private quarters. On the main floor they have a small sharing library between both dining rooms.

Pete's Eats is a stalwart of the Snowdonian cullinary experience. As much a feature of the…read morelandscape as Snowdon itself, it can be relied upon for unwavering consistency in terms of the quality and quantity of the fare on offer. Situated on the High Street in Llanberis it's incredibly popular with mountain walkers, climbers and cyclists alike who visit the National Park. It's a deep and highly extraordinary shade of blue so you can't and shouldn't miss this incredible slab of a building. I've been visiting the place for twenty years and for most of that time it didn't seem to change at all: two spacious and well lit rooms with plenty of tables were surrounded with walls adorned by mesmerising photos of people (presumably customers, friends and family?) revelling in a dazzling array of outdoor pursuits, the majority of which focus on people balanced precariously on ridges, cliffs and daunting overhangs. But in recent years there have been many changes afoot at Pete's Eats. A back room has opened out on the ground floor with more seating for diners, giving the whole cafe an organic, sprawling feel. Not only do I now have trouble deciding what to choose from the extensive menu, I take just as much time deciding where to sit. Upstairs Pete's Eats continues on several floors, expanding its ambit to include internet facilities, a map room and library, shower rooms, toilets and the bunkhouse sleeping quarters - see website for booking details. After a good day walking in the mountains there is nothing better than refuelling at Pete's Eats. The menu runs from snacks such as chip butties, baked potatos, toasted and ordinary sandwiches and soups to the legendarily mighty all day breakfasts and astonishingly large mixed grills. Vegetarians are well catered for in the all day veggie breakfast section, which is always good to see. The menu then moves on to main courses such as lasagne, pies, tarts and other bakes, before extending its formidable reach towards curries. Again, vegetarians are well looked after with an assortment of options. Cakes and puddings close the menu. There are three remarkable things about Pete's Eats which deserve a mention to the uninitiated: i) pint mugs of tea bearing various Pete's Eats logos (the mugs themselves are also available to buy), ii) the enormously generous, overflowing portions iii) incredibly low prices - approx. £5 for the enormous mixed grill with chips. As we sat there chewing my partner commented that the black and white photo above the entrance to one of the ground floor rooms must be Pete himself, as it depicted a man in chef's gear brandishing a large knife outside the place. I headed to the counter to buy a couple of their cauldron-esque mugs and realised I was being served by the man himself. I commented on the fact that I'd been visiting the place for years and how great it was. He smiled and said that in thirty years it might not have made him a rich man, but it had indeed made him very happy. Seemed to me that the people on my side of the counter felt the same.

We were only in Holyhead for the day and decided to go to a famous fish & chip shop. Found this one…read morewhen I was booking the b&b The Haven. This chips and chicken bites were delicious. The curry sauce was good. Not my favorite but not the worst. The staff were very friendly and fast. Made everyone's food in the order it was received. Will definitely come back here. If you're a tourist you should eat here. Great price and big portions.

Lovely little place with excellent food! We had a staple: battered cod with chips and peas. It…read moretasted super. Also, the staff were so welcoming, friendly and helpful!