This pub/restaurant is fantastic. The owners are very welcoming and the pub is split into two…read moresections. The staff are freindly and the customers are just as pleasant! We stayed in the dog friendly seperate section so if you aren't so keen on dogs, there is a beautiful seperated restaurant next door. The food is immense, very original menu with locally sourced food and a twist on some pub classics. I would recommend the samosa starter and chicken pate.

amazing food!!! Worth the wait!!!! The owner came to our table and had a great conversation with…read moreus. The chefs are Michelin. The beer is cold and refreshing.

Really lovely spot with a friendly clientele, friendly staff, and a full menu of solid pub food.read more

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A nice, welcoming pub with a great range of locally brewed beer and cider…read more You can also take your dog and children in to The Australia. Drinks are very good value too. The only real negative is that there are no Vegan dishes on the food menu which seems quite an oversight for what is otherwise quite a cool, modern pub.

Excellent pub. We only popped in, had a warm welcome. Even though we had an adult springer and two…read more5 mouth old springer pups that was no problem. Food was excellent and plenty of it. The drinks from their own brewery excellent as well. An excellent dog friendly pub.

Everyone there, behind the bar and at it was welcoming and friendly. It has a nice back area for…read moreentertaining, too. Definitely worth the visit and a pint.

Very nice place, looks lovely! Has the beers to go with the appearance too. 5-6 beers from which…read morethe ill remembered highlights were (probably) something by Salopian, some kind of Gold and Wye Valley Butty Bach (only remembered because it was fast becoming by bestest butty on this trip) Probably our favourite in town!

I first discovered the Last Inn in September 2012 when I decided that I needed to escape the city…read morefor the day, and enjoy some sea air. I used doggiepubs app to find a decent, dog friendly pub and the Last Inn was top of the list and, in fact, the first place we saw as we arrived. As a great example, for £10 you get a two course Sunday roast which is utterly amazing (and huge!) which consists of Welsh black beef (they offer a veggie option too), colcannon, roast potatoes, stuffing, a selection of vegetables and a delightful little gravy boat all of your own. This filling feast is followed by your choice of hot dessert ranging from rice pudding to apple crumble, chocolate brownie through to jam roly poly and more. The food is traditional, delicious, piping hot and accompanied with friendly service. As well as the Sunday roast, they offer a broad menu, specials board and also have live music and other entertainment on throughout the week. Recently, they've also started serving good quality coffees and specialty teas, which just adds to the experience. As a dog owner, how a 'dog friendly pub' behaves towards my four legged friend also makes a difference. The Last Inn always bring a bowl of water over for Finn, and make a fuss of him, so they get my vote! Last Sunday's visit certainly won't be my last and if you're up that way, it's well worth a look!

This is the local hangout for a few of the people we ended up seeing and spending time with while…read morewe were in Barmouth. This pub is apparently for a more sophisticated crowd. Seemed that way to me for the most part. We came here more than once on this trip. It is a pretty interesting thing that they have going on here. Ok, maybe not super interesting, but interesting nonetheless. You can actually drink across the street from the pub. On any given summer night there could be 20-30 people sitting/standing along the fence across the street with plastic cups of beer or whatever. I imagine most of these folks are locals. We hung out out there one night and for the most part they seemed like locals. We were here on a Sunday night as well as a weekday night. Sunday night had live music. The other night had an open mic night. On the Sunday night we ended up eating dinner. We were able to procure a table outside which was quite lovely. I ended up having a nice steak that was cooked medium rare (it was one of the only times on this trip that I was asked how I wanted my meat prepared). It was a nice piece of meat and I would definitely order it again should I ever come back. I know I will be back in Barmouth again. If I had a choice of pubs to frequent in Barmouth, the Last Inn would be that choice.

The Castle Inn recently introduced a substantial plant-based menu after members of the family that…read moreown the restaurant became Vegan. The menu includes numerous animal-free options and the result is a huge success and a fantastic place for Vegans. We had Cheesey Garlic Bread as a starter which was gorgeous. Perfectly melted dairy-free cheese on soft thick bread. As a main three of us had the pulled-pork style Barbecue Jackfruit Wrap with chips and Vegan coleslaw. This was a huge dish and very tasty. It was subtly spicy and the flavour caught up with you about halfway through. Very nice indeed. The Vegan menu also included: Vegan Lasagne with Garlic Bread 'Hippy Hotpot' Chilli Butternut Squash Curry Falafel Salad Our youngest daughter wasn't in the mood for anything on the menu (more a reflection on her than on the quality of the food or the variety on offer!) The lady who served us offered her Vegan chicken-style nuggets and chips which went down a treat. For dessert we had chocolate cake with hot chocolate sauce which was lovely and very filling. Their Vegan dessert menu also included a variety of sorbettos and a fruit crumble. What's great about The Castle is that even though the current menu is excellent they are continuing to experiment with the aim of bringing in new Vegan dishes. From chatting with our server it's clear that the new animal-free menu is a success with approx. 20% of all diners ordering from it. A fabulous place and somewhere we'll definitely go back to soon!

We visited Halloween 2014, nice pub, tasty food and friendly staff. It was very busy when we were…read morehere so is obviously a popular local haunt (excuse the pun). We were there on a quiz night. We didn't win unfortunately, but there was quite a big prize. Food was tasty. Happily there was a bit of a choice for vegetarians, and my other half said they're meat burgers were tasty. Good choice of wines (not that I'm a connoisseur).

A wonderful, traditional 16th Century Inn. Lovely people, lovely pub, lovely beer and lovely food!…read moreDoes accommodation at 40 pounds a night. I must come and stay here. Can't remember both beers I had, but one of them was Masters Devons Pride. They were both good. I think I might have eaten the Smoked Haddock & Spring Onion Fishcake too but my memory fails me slightly. I enjoyed whatever I had!

I have been visiting Talybont for many years and only on my last visit did I discover the Black…read moreRock Grill. If you know Talybont at all you will know where it is, just off the high street, on the side of the mountain that overlooks Talybont. The pub actually sits on the side of the river that runs down the mountain and if you go out to the decked area you are almost hanging over the river, what a great view! The pub is called the Ysgethin Inn and the restaurant that is part of this pub is called the Black Rock Grill. Your food comes on a slab of black rock that I think is heated to about 200 degrees. The food comes raw and you cook it yourself on the black rock. I must say this was an amazing experience. I ordered Lamb and was able to cook it to my perfection. I would love to give this place ten stars but I can only give it 5. If you are ever in Taybont (which is close to Barmouth) then I recommended you go out of your way to visit the Black Rock Grill. Absolutely fantastic! P.s the rest of the food, wine and puddings were delicious as well :-) P.p.s Just found some pics of when we visited here

There's a homely welcome waiting for you here. Food is lovely and reasonably priced. Plenty of…read moreparking.