Awesome, quaint, hospitable, delicious, and fun. We hung out in the bar area and met the locals…read moreand visitors from as far away as Kenya. This authentically rustic pub serves an assortment of snacks and dinners. It was delicious They had a lot of healthy options. I had the Orzo, Asparagus, Pea, and Lemon salad as well as a fresh tomato bruschetta. Topped it off with a cranberry and vodka and whalaaa. The dog that stayed under our table made it even more fun.

The Pen as it's known is a favourite pub for locals and tourists alike. There's a fancy restaurant…read moreattached, but I've only eaten a pub meal in there - it is restaurant quality though - they change the menu most days and have some great combinations. I've eaten there every summer hols for ages - and have never been disappointed - you need to book early though.

The Penhelig is the more upmarket eatery in Aberdyfi with local seafood on the menu and a…read morerestaurant booked up well in advance, especially in summertime. But, if you can get a table, it's well worth a visit. Choose either the bar or the restaurant and be treated to some of the finest food and wine to be served in Mid Wales.

The Penhelig is one of those places that doesn't have to shout about how good it is, it just knows…read moreit. It is the best fish restaurant for miles around. You've got a choice - depending on how flush you feel - between the bar and the restaurant. The restaurant is tastefully decorated, and the word discreet springs to mind. It's very quiet, there's a fixed menu and the service is great. I found it too quiet and felt that the people that were there (mostly the retired, monied folk that live in Aberdyfi) were taking their food experience a bit too seriously. Much better to go to the small but livelier restaurant in the bar. It's cheaper, and it's the same excellent quality. The atmosphere is better too. It's quite small though and always popular so I'd recommend booking at least a week in advance if you want to eat on a Friday or Saturday night.

Just stayed here (at the B&B), which was wonderful. But the food was the real surprise. I was not…read moreexpecting to be blown away by the culinary offerings. I Loved every bite of this dinner! And the breakfast dishes were also delicious. Best to make a reservation ahead of time for dinner!

Gwesty Cymru served us one of the very best meals (in our case, lunch) that we ate in Wales. Oh,…read moremy! Just thinking about it makes me wish it were closer so that we could visit more often. The chef knows how to layer subtle flavors so that the dish ends up surpassing the ingredients he (or she?) uses. I ordered the £9.95 "Meal Deal" of Risotto, but this had to be the best Risotto I've ever eaten. Other family members ordered a plate of prawns, smoked salmon and soup (£10.95), and a rarebit and soup (£6.95). We shared a cheese platter (£8.50) for dessert. Every bite was exquisite. Our server, Huw, also deserves high praise. He understands fine dining, met our every need, and deserved a nice tip, which we were more than happy to leave.

We had lunch here today. There were 5 of us and everything turned out perfect. The desert was good…read moretoo! We will definitely be back. Probably the best food we've had this trip.

Stayed in Priors Lodge. This was the most amazing place I have ever been. Just stunning. And of…read morecourse, if you are a Prisoner fan, there is the bonus of that. Just an all around fabulous experience. Great food in the hotel as well.

We managed to get a room at the Hotel Portmeirion through late bookings service and had the most…read morefantastic time. We were treated like royalty, reception booked us in for our evening meal at Castell Deudreath (the more modern hotel and restaurant in Portmeirion Village) and even booked the complimentary taxi service for us so we didn't have to walk up the hill. The meal was superb and the taxi brought us back to our hotel when we were finished. Our room was perhaps a little dated but charming all the same and very pretty and this was all forgotten the folowing morning when we woke up to breakfast in bed and the gorgeous view of the estuary as the sun slowly rose in the sky. I long to return to The Hotel Portmeirion again to fully explore the village and enjoy the tranquility and service we experienced there.

What a stunning location! Set in the Welsh countryside, this hotel is housed in a building that was…read moreoriginally built in the 1500s! The rooms are nice and comfortable, particularly the bed. I liked that the bathroom has a bathtub - was exactly what I felt like after a long day of travelling. The check in process is simple and the staff are lovely and polite. The restaurant has a great menu and the food is very good. The rooms and the hotel are a whole was very clean and well presented. I would certainly stay there again.

Very nice room, excellent food, a nice pint of Purple Moose and a very warm welcome from Alun. 1…read moreminute from the beach and very peaceful when we were there (October 2010). We'll be back.

Recommend this hotel for the views and easy walk into town. Up on a hill. Has a nice breakfast and…read morea large lounge with bar, fireplace, games, movies, and music. Rooms aren't tiny!

From the owner: The Bae Abermaw restaurant is open to both residents and non residents for evening meals. The…read morerestaurant is open from Tuesday until Saturday evening sittings starting at 6:30pm and the last sitting being 8:30pm. Our restaurant overlooks the wonderful Barmouth Bay, with spectacular views of the Mawddach Estuary.