Nice coffee, food and fun after a long beach walk. Dog friendly and a wonderful view.read more

Excellent as usual. Can't fault the food. If you're in the area do give them a visit. First classread more

Lovely little hole in the wall place with quality food and friendly staff. Quaint and quality. Busy…read morelittle place.

Fantastic staff, friendly, welcoming. Amazing food all the time. Great value for money. Highly…read morerecomended.

Swn Y Mor is an excellent place to stop for a meal during the day…read more Two sisters from Northamptonshire, England, run this cafe, and one of them is an excellent chef, baker behind this great find just down the hill from Criccieth Castle. I wasn't ready for a full meal, but opted for what turned out to be probably the best dessert I've had since arriving in the United Kingdom a week prior. I ordered the berry and apple pie and one of the sisters recommended adding a hot creamy custard over the top. It was pure heaven along with a pot of traditional tea. They make all of their desserts from scratch, and make them with pride and great skill and elegance. This place is definitely a slice of heaven on earth, and a place not to overlook if you find yourself in the area.

Hands down the best cafe for miles. I used to live in the…read morearea and had nothing like this then. Now I live in Los Angeles and make a point of coming here when visiting. Highly recommend.

Very good all round. Had the traditional breakfast w americano. Service was excellent with a really…read morenice, relaxing atmosphere. Beautiful.

Excellent teas and plenty of options for gluten-free and/or vegetarian diners! I had a nice meal…read moreof soup and salad, followed by a marvelous Kennilworth Estate Ceylon and a gluten-free almond crescent cookie for dessert. This lovely cafe also bring awareness to the problems apes face in the wild, has regular fund raisers for the cause, and donates funds to ape charities.

The Marram Grass Cafe is just outside Newborough and is adjacent to the White Lodge Caravan Park…read more The car park is quite compact, but on both occasions we visited there was enough space. The Marram Grass has a fair amount of outside seating and the entrance to the cafe has a well established grape vine growing over the top of it. Inside there are a variety of tables, from round social tables, to booth type seating, and also larger conventional tables for groups. We booked via the Internet, which was seamless, but on both occasions we visited the cafe was packed, so its probably best to book. The cafe has a great ambiance, lively, with an open kitchen and staff that are not only enthusiastic about their food, but knowledgeable enough about the ingredients, to make suggestions on what best accompanies various dishes. On the first night we visited, I had a main course of fillet of hake, with dill, capers and wilted spinach, tasty, if a little salty, whilst my wife had a starter as a main of mackerel on a bed of roasted vegetables. We ordered a portion of new potatoes and chips to accompany them, both were huge portions, so my advice is just to choose one. Other main courses include a seafood platter, lamb cutlets and a very popular fish and chips, which we had on second visit. Coming in two portion sizes, small and large, the crisp batter complimented the fresh fish perfectly, as did the homemade tartar sauce, chips and garden peas, not difficult to see why it proved so popular! Of course you have to have a dessert, lots of interesting choices but we chose the deconstructed cream tea (see picture) and the gooseberry and elderflower Eton Mess, the tea infused sultanas and raisins at the centre of the cream tea, were so full of incredible flavour and the Eton Mess, had cream infused with gooseberry and elderflower, and generous portions of meringue - fantastic! The second night we shared a chocolate fondant, which came with pistachio ice cream, popping candy and avocado, rich and sumptuous, but very filling. Great food, a cracking atmosphere, and a constantly changing menu to match the season, a real winner!

Well. What an experience! I was shocked at first, that such a small looking 'CAFE' was going to be…read morea night to remember according to many in Anglesey. On walking in, there was a loud atmosphere, lots of children, which nearly put me off, but they were all well behaved and there was a holiday atmosphere as the 'cafe' is on a caravan site. Fortunately, it was not like a cafe at all and each plate that came out, looked like a work of art. We had three oysters each, not raw, but made as a tasty gratin in the shells which could easily have eaten more of. For my next course,I ordered Roast Beef as it was Sunday, and as I had seen them coming out with HUGE Yorkshire puddings to die for, however, I cancelled it when mine came out without one, as the chef said they had not risen. I was extremely disappointed as my friend had half a lobster (which looked more like two lobsters) and was chomping into that eagerly. BUT both of us were slightly annoyed at having to eat our meals at different times and at first it spoilt the evening. However, they did try to compensate, and sent out some lovely breads, some with ginger I believe, and some fabulous dips, one of which I did not recognise but it was delicious, and that was the problem. I enjoyed the bread so much that when my new order, salt Hake on a bed of ribbon courgettes, and I think some artichoke or fennel. The taste was yes, salty, but also very lemony, perhaps a little too much lemon, but nice presented. I could not finish and enjoy it though sadly, as it felt awkward eating alone, and also after all the delicious bread. I have to say that the food is second to none with some very interesting dishes.. I tried to get the Lobster, but they had run out, then I tried to get the Raviola but that had gone too, and I was losing my patience and ended up with the salty hake. But, in the end the staff were brilliant, funny and friendly. It is a family business and I say well done to them all because, inspite of the mishaps, the food did impress me and that is hard to do!! I eat out every night and I am a fussy fusssy person. They also gave me a free glass of wine which I was grateful for. I did not dare ask for a free desert. But will definitley come back to this place as I want to have a chance to try the different dishes. So keep it going until my return. If you can bears us again. We did have fun with the staff. They did, I think get my sense of Humour that the lobster was coming out with CHIPS???? The chips were slightly cold and about four of them, but there was a good salad with it. If you want a good experience especiallly with the well travelled Afghanistan related waiter who can talk all night then book now as they are alwyas full up which say s it all. I will GO again.

Cwmni Cacen Gri is small caffi in Betws-y_Coed which I wished we'd discovered earlier on our trip…read more It's located with a dozen other shops and restaurants next to the railway station. And they open at 7:30am (at least on the day when we needed some really good coffee before hitting the road). They also make heavenly Welsh cakes. As we walked in that morning we also bought a small bag of them for our trip. Warm and friendly people, great coffee, and great Welsh cakes. Highly recommended.