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

This is a pleasant cafe/bistro with a reasonable menu and fair prices. The choices are interesting…read moreand the meals we had, with one exception, were good. They were all well prepared and well presented but the fish was gray and of poor quality (as mentioned by a previous qyper). The other meals were high quality and tasty. The service was good and the atmosphere relaxed. Worth a visit but perhaps think twice about the fish and chips.

First of all I must totally disagree with Simon, after reading his review I was not sure what to…read moreexpect, but on entering I was made to feel welcome, maybe I broke protocol by sitting at a table (but that said I was offered a window table, I refused as I had a perfect view of the chef (almost chefs table). My starter of creamy garlic and stilton mushrooms was piping hot (slight niggle, could of done with more stilton, personal preference), my steak when it came was cooked to perfection, served with more mushrooms, new potatoes and a salad, all washed down with a 1/4 bottle of wine, rounded off with a Prince Charles Coffee. Price wise not bad value for money, service top rate, most customers seemed to be locals (usually a good indication), to Quote Arnie ' I'll be back'

"possibly the best caff in the world" is their tag line... don't know if they are, but I think…read morethey're pretty damn close! Again it was recommended to me, but even if it hadn't, the bright blue building stands out and draws everyone in. There were lots of locals and visitors having breakfast and lunch, so it was already pretty busy when our group showed up. I had a group of 40+ university students in tow and I think that this was a very good budget eatery for them...whether you have a huge appetite and eat your entire dish, or if you split a meal with someone else. I was very impressed with how quickly and efficiently the staff handled our group with no advanced warning. I was looking at the menu and was excited to see the homemade falafels on there. However, when I got to the counter I was informed that they were not on offer that day, but I noticed a specials board that I hadn't seen before and chose the leek, mushroom, and ham hot pot with chips. I was seeing everyone's food come out and was extremely excited for mine. One student ordered the chili and out came a heaping platter of chili on top of rice... you'd think that it was an order for two people! My food came out rather quickly, but still piping hot! The hot pot was absolutely delicious...creamy, lots of flavour, and had big chunks of leeks, mushrooms, and ham. This was definitely homemade. And the chips... you could tell those were homemade and fresh! They were crisp and a little dark on the outside, but wonderfully soft on the inside. It was so much food, but it was so delicious and hearty; the kind of food you want after you've been hiking all day in the cold and the wind... or if you're just hungry. I would probably go back to Llanberis just to have lunch at Pete's Eats. FACT.

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.

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.

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.

Love the staff love the food always so helpful soup is amazing. I work on the square they know me I…read morecan't complain about anything. Thanks guys your all amazing

Lovely caff opposite the castle. Nice cakes, tasty tea and very friendly staff…read more Gall archebu yn y Gymraeg hefyd.

We had breakfast here and I'm sorry to say it was really disappointing…read more The waitress was pretty unfriendly and got sniffy over 15p on a £12 bill, then the table we sat at wasn't cleared or wiped despite the place being pretty quiet. On to the food. The breakfast didn't include black pudding, that was extra making it about £7. Hash browns were laden with fat and soggy, toast was hot floppy bread, beans were tasteless, bacon was thin but ok, sausages were the most awful cheap crap money can buy, the only redeeming factor was the black pudding which was good. Finally, the waiter stared at me blankly when I asked for a pepper grinder.... If you're after breakfast go to Morrison's cafe down the road. It's of similar quality (not good) however it's cheaper.

I used to like Mike's Bites but it was absolutely disgusting the last time I went. The plates were…read morefilthy and smelled rancid, the cutlery was, at best, soaked in water for a moment. There was filth still between the sections of the fork. The food was disgusting as well and the service is horrible. You get better service and quality of food at Morrisons cafe, which says a lot.

I used to pop in a few times while living here. It offers great fresh looking /tasting food but…read moreshuts around 4 like most places around here.. Luckily we had booked this time , as it was rammed..this place needs to expand as I found it especially suffocating today...all the tables and chairs are crammed together, so their waitresses have to be anorexic to work here...I'm.not kidding.. Sitting down I had a gander at the drinks menu..this was very limited..when I asked for a white wine spritza the waitress looked at me baffled and suggested i could make my own as they don't do them.. The food consisted of burgers, lasagne, wraps, soups, sandwiches and tapas...well I say tapas but there were maybe five different dishes to try from..the salads are really tasty but I've always had a salad here. My companions decided to order the lasagne to be later told it was not available...(why was this information not provided when we first Sat down) so we all opted for a veggie burger.. When it arrived it was pleasant ..but I have had worse I have had better..also the chips were not home made... Snaffling this we chose the lemon and a caramel cheesecake to finish. Here we had to wait for ages for our plates to be cleared because the staff were too busy making out with each other..really professional..and when the waitress finally decided to serve us she placed the fresh drinks down without taking the emptys with her..so our table was left cluttered.. The lemon cheesecake was divine..but this place is very overrated..the menu.is limited, the place is crammed and they stop serving food at 16:00..oh and most of waiters were rubbish..I think I will try Blue Sky again..

Yes it's good , slight flaws but on the whole it's good…read more Firstly it's let down a little by it crockery , although it looks nice and artisan . It's chipped of the glazing is cracked ! Secondly it's let down by its opening hours and not open at night This is a great place for breakfast and lunch with healthy ish meals and amazing tapas with divine salad . It's price range is shall we say manchester prices for a essentially a cafe Also do take aways