Above average food, average prices, inattentive staff...view from the café is of a car park…read more Exceptional natural setting is viewed from beyond the car park, not from the cafe. Only two beers on draft, neither from the UK, both mediocre.

We have been coming to The Ship Inn. Red Wharf Bay for over forty years. The Ship has always been…read moreour go to place . Many Happy Memories were made. Now under New Ownership . The Staff and New Owners are so so friendly . So Attentive. Sunday Lunch was amazing . James our lovely waiter who is only fifteen years old was so lovely. Wish Him well in whatever He does. A great asset to The Ship. All in all a lovely place and to top the afternoon England won the Euros. Win Win. Great Day. Gary , Wendy and Heidi .

Great roadside pub, with food, large car park, children's play area. Footpath opposite leads to…read moreGreen Lanes path to the Ynys Môn coastal path. 180 odd miles around the whole island.

Big portions, delicious food, quick service and a wonderful location.All in all, excellent value…read morefor money.

Had a wonderful experience at Kings Head. We sat on the restaurant side. We order The Roast and…read moreFish and Chips. Everything was delicious. The service was outstanding, everyone check on us about our food & drinks. Thank you for making wonderful memories.

Wonderful fish and chips; great beer; attentive server...and the barkeep was half bad either!read more

Absolutely gorgeous food. Honestly, if you're heading out for a pub lunch, The Vaynol may be a…read morecouple of miles outside of Bangor and a bit middle of nowhere but you honestly won't be disappointed. I've never been there late in the evening drinking, only ever visited the Vaynol for food. I wouldn't even know the place existed if it weren't for word of mouth, the place is hidden away off the main road! Considering that I've never seen them advertise, and passing trade must be at a minimum, the place must rely solely on recommendations for happy customers - of which they are sure to have many. I'm a repeat customer usually going for evening meals. Only once have I been disappointed with the quality of the meal, and that happened to be a Sunday afternoon. If you would like a truly delicious evening meal it's very much the place to go, the daytime/weekend staff might not be up to scratch, or perhaps, it was just an off-day. The food isn't cheap, but neither is it outrageously expensive. You pay a few quid more than some alternatives, sure, but you get good value for money.

The Vaynol Arms serves a very delicious food and it is advisable to book in advance. Any time I…read morewent there (on 5 consecutive nights) it was packed, although it is situated in a rather remote area. I was told by my landlord when I stayed in Tregarth. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Children are welcome. According to the prices I would say the Vaynol Arms is affordable. Whenever I get back to Tregarth I will truly have a meal at this nice place

Stumbled upon this place while walking through the area, on holiday visiting from United States. I…read morecame here with my family as we were looking for a quick bite to eat before hitting the road to our next destination. The place is beautiful on the outside, causal & cosy on the inside. We saw the bartender (whom I didn't catch his name) & we had a couple of questions but he kindly answered each & every one of them. Having two vegans from my party & myself being vegetarian, the chef & bartender were helpful in providing us their options. Once we placed our order my sister brought to my attention that they open at 12 though we were inside at 11:50. It was so kind of the two gents to help us & provide us with extremely great service. The food was simple yet hot & delicious; vegan/vegetarian all day breakfast.

BOOK AHEAD TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!…read more Right this place is a bugger to find, and when you do you might think ''What... I came all this way for this?'' Situated near the water is this little welsh pub that serves food 12 -2.15 and reopens for 6.30pm. I have been coming here for years and its NEVER let me down. Inside reminds me of my late nans room, pokey and full of brass-ware .. at the far back of the pub lies a more refined dining area with white table cloths. You can sit either in the pub to soak some local welsh atmosphere or retreat to the back. Arriving at 12 on the dot, already there were a couple of locals having a pint. The barman greeted us warmly and offered to bring our drinks over while we browsed the menu. Here you can choose from the seafood specials board, lunch and their everyday menu. I highly recommend anything that has fish in it as it is all locally sourced... After much oomming and ahhing I settled on the seafood linguine and my companions had the crab fishcakes. When the food arrived I was happy. The amount of seafood in my dish was incredible. Small and large prawns, salmon, smoked haddock, scallops and mussels all swimming in a sea of fresh homemade pasta... the sauce was a flavoursome creamy white broth which was not too dense. Everything just tasted so fresh , even the crab fish cakes served with homemade chips. By the time we were half way through our meal the place was full..again if you want to come here you must book to save disappointment. The prices are really reasonable too, our meal came to about £40 for the three of us including drinks!. Overall the fact you have to book no matter what day, says it all,,

Really loved this place! It definitely added to my Welsh experience. Really wonderful staff, and…read moreamazing food. It was tasty, hearty, and has a wonderful view of the Menai Straight. I miss the Inn, and I genuinely miss Wales and hope I go back soon. :) Thanks Garddfon Inn! You have an American friend !

Good ambience and service friendly staff. Good location for the bus. the food nice proper pub…read morefood .

Caernarfon has a reputation for being rowdy, particularly on Friday and Saturday nights, and many…read morepeople won't come into the city centre at these times at all. There are a few pubs surrounding the market place that gives the city this reputation, but one pub that's the exception is the Albert Inn on Segontium Terrace. I live on the same street and have been into this pub more than any other in the city, and walked past it most nights as well, and my opinion of the pub is that it's an old-fashioned quiet but friendly little pub that's full of character. The pub is old-fashioned in style but nicely decorated - with wooden floors and beams and wooden tables and chairs and bar. There's a pool table that takes up one half of the front of the pub, and a cosy area in front of a real fire in the other half. The bar itself is towards the back, along with some more seating. There's a variety of drinks available and prices are reasonable. There's a smoking area outside the back door which is excellent as it means there isn't anybody stood outside the front door smoking - I think even the nicest of pubs are affected by this image. Despite being English, I've never felt threatened in here and the regulars are all really friendly and chatty towards me.

We've been to the UK "n" number of times. We've been here about a week, starting off in London,…read morethen Cardiff, then south Wales, now north Wales. Every placed we've dined has been pretty exceptional. Until this afternoon. Blech. We came specifically for the Sunday Roast. My turkey was extremely dry. My husband's beef was tough. The roasted potatoes were quite good. Our roasted parsnips we're overdone and quite flaccid. The mixed veg of carrots, broccoli and kale were steamed to just done, thankfully, but were not seasoned at all. Hard pass.

Great real-ale pub with good value pub grub and friendly staff…read more Only on-street parking, which is limited, but otherwise what's not to like? Recommended.

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

As of 03.02.2012, this is The Albion Ale Bar. They do not serve nasty, fizzy keg beers, but do have…read moresome superb local real ale; at time of writing, a choice of four plus a real draught stout. There are three areas a lounge, the bar area and a smoke room, in which, of course, no smoking is allowed. The lounge and the smoke room both have wonderful open fires essential as I am writing this. The welcome from the knowledgeable staff is also warm and the locals are very friendly to we incomers. There are no TV's, no juke-box and no food (other than bags of Tyrrell's crisps) so that conversation dominates. Upper Gate Street is also the road which leads directly to the Youth Hostel, making this the first pub hostellers encounter heading into town a definite plus for us!

Once upon a time the Albion was the favoured haunt of some of Conwy's most hardened drinkers,…read morealbeit one of some architectural merit (it is in fact a Grade II listed building). In recent years it hit hard times and was eventually closed down. However there has been a recent development that will be of interest to proper beer drinkers. The pub has been purchased by a mysterious London based banker with roots in North Wales. He's re-opened it partnership with four local breweries The Conwy Brewery, the Great Orme Brewery, Bragdy Nant Brewery as well as the Purple Moose Brewery from Porthmadog. The pub is now a dedicated real-ale boozer with a particular emphasis on locally produced ales. There won't be any food (apart from crisps) as the premises doesn't have a kitchen so it will still be a drinker's pub but hopefully one with a more discerning clientele than of days gone by.