Stumbled upon this place as I was sight-seeing in Northern Wales. I was about to visit the nearby…read morecastle but realized I was quite hungry, so I followed a sign to this cozy little spot and I was so glad that I dined here as it was one of the best things I've eaten during my trip abroad. Interior is a bit shabby chic and very cozy. The servers were all very pleasant Welsh ladies that helped answer some questions I had about the menu. I had a mug of tea and a Buck rarebit toast. The toast came with a small side salad and a poached egg. It was just perfect. I've never had rarebit before, but if this is the norm, I would love to have it again. There are a bunch of other items on the menu that would be perfect for breakfast or a light lunch as well. I left extremely pleased with my meal. Oh, and the best part was, prices were extremely fair. For about 6GBP, I left feeling I could easily conquer the climbing of every tower in Caernarfon Castle.

Staff was amazing. Very friendly but not over exerting. The food was slightly above average for a…read morecafe that's profitable enough to keep the doors open. We would attend again based solely on the staff. Coffee was great as well. Unfortunately we both got the ham and cheese toasted sandwich so our review isn't based on much. The prices are average for the uk. One coffee one order or chips one order of mushrooms and two toasted ham and cheese came to £15.xx. Sides were very generous as well. Worth the visit.

Friendly staff, very hospitable and homelike atmosphere. I think it is run by a family…read more Tasty toasties. A rarebit is an open face grilled cheese. Good coffee. Wide selection of tea. Free wifi.

Nice little tea shop/cafe. Staff was very friendly and efficient. I had the Welsh Rarebit and a…read morepot of tea. I've had better ( more spice and mustard ) rarebit but this was quite good. Cute decor and dishes. The tea was excellent. Very reasonably priced.

The first restaurant we spotted down the street, after we were given freedom from our tour group,…read morecraving for some British style sandwiches, was Y Pantri. The slices of ham and salad fixing inside the glass case looks very inviting. But the lady behind the counter, was stressing me out, to go have a seat. We're not even sure, if we want to eat here . . . . Does it hurt you too much, to admire what else you have to offer, so we know what to order? Looking at the food in person, gives customers more an idea what they're about to eat, rather than staring at a black & white piece of paper, without photo! Still debating, once again, I continue to browse and droll over the deli glass case, thinking to myself: 'do I want the ham or do I want the turkey, eggs, or is there anything more I'd like with that . . . do we want to eat here, or go elsewhere' and she repeated, I go & have a seat, and I will let them know what I WANT. Like I said, I felt pressured, the reason why the 3 stars! Hubby had the turkey on white bread with lettuce & mayo with a small side of salad. He also ordered a small regular salad which contained: green olives, lettuce, beets, cucumber slices, red onions, kernel corn, coleslaw, shredded carrots, & slices of tomatoes, which to me WAS too much! I had the sliced ham with a side of lettuce & tomatoes. I asked for pickles, but none came. Both sandwiches were very good, and we both helped each other with the side salad, choices of dressing on another table (behind me). The bathroom, was very tight, but it was OK, there's only one.

Walking into this place, it looks a bit wanting, because the decor is older and bland. The…read morerestaurant is located in the back room of a delicatessen. So it was a surprise to discover the food was pretty good. I ordered at the deli, which I'm not sure if this is common practice or not, then took a seat at a table in the backroom along with a fair amount of patrons, many who seemed like locals. Or they were just really friendly, many talking to each other amongst a variety of tables throughout the room. I wanted a light meal and ordered what is considered a traditional Welsh Cheese sandwich on what turned out to be a lightly-buttered roll. It was simple and good, though the bread choice wasn't what I was expecting. Thinking of the higher amount of carbs. Keeping with the theme, I ordered a traditional pot of tea which always comes with a side of cream. One of the people sitting near me had a Chicken Tikka Pastry, which looked like one of those yummy raspberry pastries ... the raspberry compote poking its head out. But it was filled with a Chicken Tikka concoction, and looked and smelled pretty good. The treat here, also a surprise, was the tasty Welsh Cake. I had asked if they had scones, since I was on the hunt for scones and clotted cream. Instead, they recommended this traditional cake, which is more of a flattened scone, and harder, but just as yummy. Like a scone, you can add butter, jam or whipped cream. Most places, I discovered, don't serve clotted cream, but whipped cream. The owners are very friendly and offer a variety of deli-style sandwiches and traditional Welsh (British) dishes.

we have visited lyn's cafe two years running and during our weeks holiday we visited a couple of…read moretimes we (all 21 of us) had food and drinks there and were happy with it. the family we went with have gone here for years over 21 years particularly after doing the walk over beddgellert the people there are welcoming and the food is alway's nice .

Popped in after signing out from our awful experience of the dreadfully hot and sweaty cramped…read moreTravelodge hotel just behind the Morrisons and dreadful restaurants in Caernarfon; not a single one open late and had to settle for the only one; a dreadful Chinese restaurant Fu's Takeaway so was not expecting much in the morning except for maybe Delhi belly. Before setting off for home to Glasgow we popped into Morrisons for some supplies and noticed it had an eatery so popped in for breakfast after our trip down to Portmerion and I have to say I was not expecting much but there you go, just when you were not expecting it, I had the absolutely best , tastiest breakfast I can remember in years with such a lovely lady serving she could not have been more helpful. If this is the standard we can expect in Wales; and I have only ever been once before on a Cardiff airport visit then I will certainly be coming back. Welsh folk lovely. English folk pants!

From the owner: Head to your local Morrisons Cafe to enjoy classic customer favourites including Freshly Battered…read moreFish and Chips and a selection of breakfast options. Order and pay on your mobile when you visit our cafes. Pull up a seat, scan the QR code and place your order - Simple! Click & Collect is also now available for our Cafe menu! It's quick and easy to order on the go - use our web app to place an order from your phone.

Extremely popular greasy spoon in the centre of Caernarfon. I've eaten here about 3 or 4 times over…read morethe years, and I've always enjoyed my fry up. Portions are generous, the price is right and service is quick and friendly. With it being a popular place and limited seating, you should get there early if your planning on having lunch here.

The map and address for this cafe are both different and both wrong. The address appears to be for…read morean old location. Cafe Cei smells a bit funny when you walk in but the cafe is quite bright and cheery. The staff are friendly and service is quite quick. There are plenty of locals visiting this place which is usually a good sign. Prices are very good. Food is warm and freshly cooked although very basic and the ingredients are clearly the cheapest going. If you're looking for Cordon Bleu dining then walk on by. If you're after a cheap fry up then you can do worse.

Looks like a hole-in-the-wall but actually has a small but nice selection of foods. Service was…read moreexcellent. I recommend this place for before or after seeing the castle.

We ordered the Caernarfon Mess, which we could hardly pronounce lol, but it sure was tasty! There…read morewere facts about the town posted on the wall, so we learned that the population of Caernarfon is the most Welsh speaking community in the whole of Wales.