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.

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.

Popped in mid-afternoon for a late lunch and was delighted with a perfect scone and a divine brie…read moreand cranberry baguette. Service and atmosphere are also wonderful.

Walked in, greeted by the staff, good start. Came in for the mini egg sundae. Cant wait. Order…read morecomes. Where the hells my damn sundae. Turns out they made a mistake with my order. I guess its fine. Maybe theyll give me a discount on my actual order. Nope. No discount and heres the punchline. ITS MY FAULT APPARANTELY. HOW IS YOUR MISTAKE MY FAULT. Finally arrives, looks nothing like the image. Its like every model covered in fake tan. Second it rains, completely new thing. Unrecognisable. Wont be coming back any time soon.

Walked in and was kindly greeted by a staff member. She took our order of two oat milk lattes, and…read more3 mini egg sundaes. Wait time was around 5 minutes. Good time. However they came out with the two oat milk lattes and three mini egg hotchoclates. Annoying as it wasnt what we had orded but we all make mistakes. They take the hot choclates back, and ask us what we ordered. We said the 3 mini egg sundaes. They said we didn't order 3 mini egg sundaes but we apparantely ordered 3 mini egg hot choclates. So they had the audacity to blame us for THEIR mistake. I have very little oppose to mistakes. If you make one its whatever. But knowing fully that the customer (us) didnt make that mistake and they did, and not taking any accountability, that isnt okay. They made us pay full price which I suppose is fair, but still. Plus the image of the mini egg sundae looks nothing like the actual image. Its like buying a dog, its amazing, you cant wait and once its home its crapped on the floor and you wonder why the hell did I spend so much on this. None the less the food was good and we at least got our meals. I dont know if Id be rushing to come back soon anytime in the near future. My ONLY suggestion. Take accountability for your mistakes. Its natural to make mistakes as humans. So just accountability and this place is good to go.

Lovely place to stop.for a tea or coffee after a walk. A bit cramped for large groups but that's…read morewhat one expects on a railway carriage. I would stop again and perhaps grab a bite next time. It is fun to watch the small steam engines running through the windows.

Great place to visit for a value meal in Betws y Coed. Chips were fantastic and had that excellent…read morepub grub taste. I had the scampi which was good, and my friend had a burger, which didn't impress her, but looking at it, it did look like it had come from a box of 10 burgers for a £1 from a value supermarket. She agreed with me about the delicious chips though, so all was not lost. Staff were friendly, though they could of made it more clear that you had to order your food at the counter, plus the novelty of eating you meal on an old train carriage never gets old!

I've recently eaten at the Spinnaker for the first time, I usually go to the Hen Siop next to the…read morebridge but on this occasion it was more convenient to stay in the vicinity of Station Approach. To be fair it was quite decent. The food was served very quickly, the chips were a decent size and fresh and the pie was bog standard chippy fayre but acceptable. I think this is one of those places that benefits from being busy which means you're more likely than not to get freshly prepared food, assuming that you visit during the tourist season at least.

It can't really be a review if one hasn't eaten there…read more Having eaten there myself I can say it's a great little cafe, the staff are so friendly and welcoming and the food although yes it's mostly fish and chip type stuff is well cooked and very tasty. They also serve ice creams from a kiosk which is a definite plus in the summer months. it's always really busy in the summer season, it's reasonably priced and they seem to have plenty of returning customers. I believe the giant cockrel is considered to be art!!