Charlotte’s guidebook
Welcome to Ty Newydd
Neighbourhoods
Penisarwaun is a very peaceful village just outside of Llanberis which is where the house is located. You can go for walks down the little lanes or up past the play ground and through the fields which is where this photo is taken from. If you have dogs please keep them on the lead through the fields as animals will be grazing.
We do not have a shop in the village but Beran Garage is just up the lane on the main road or Llanrug village has a good Co-op, butchers, post office and a decent pub called the Glyntwrog. Caban Cafe in Brynrefail is a great place for lunch and breakfast with outdoor decking area with wooden huts, it serves lovely fresh food, homemade cakes and coffee. It’s worth walking down from the cafe to the Penllyn to take in the stunning scenery of the lake.
Penisa'r Waun
Penisarwaun is a very peaceful village just outside of Llanberis which is where the house is located. You can go for walks down the little lanes or up past the play ground and through the fields which is where this photo is taken from. If you have dogs please keep them on the lead through the fields as animals will be grazing.
We do not have a shop in the village but Beran Garage is just up the lane on the main road or Llanrug village has a good Co-op, butchers, post office and a decent pub called the Glyntwrog. Caban Cafe in Brynrefail is a great place for lunch and breakfast with outdoor decking area with wooden huts, it serves lovely fresh food, homemade cakes and coffee. It’s worth walking down from the cafe to the Penllyn to take in the stunning scenery of the lake.
Brynrefail
Dinorwic quarry is a large former slate quarry, now home to the National Slate Museum and is a world heritage site. At its height at the turn of the century, it was the second largest slate quarry in Wales, after the neighbouring Penrhyn quarry near Bethesda. The quarry is full of history with interesting derelict buildings, tools and machinery from when it was open. From the quarry you will see the most spectacular views of Snowdon, Llanberis and all the way to the coast. It is definitely worth exploring and is a fantastic area for rock climbing.
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Dinorwig
Dinorwic quarry is a large former slate quarry, now home to the National Slate Museum and is a world heritage site. At its height at the turn of the century, it was the second largest slate quarry in Wales, after the neighbouring Penrhyn quarry near Bethesda. The quarry is full of history with interesting derelict buildings, tools and machinery from when it was open. From the quarry you will see the most spectacular views of Snowdon, Llanberis and all the way to the coast. It is definitely worth exploring and is a fantastic area for rock climbing.
Caffi Caban Cafe
Llanberis village at the foot of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) is a five minute drive from the house. It’s where you want to go if you are planning a trip on the train up Snowdon or want to walk up and explore the mountain ranges. If you are planning a trip on the train you will need to book in advance as it’s very popular.
Padarn lake is a great place to go kayaking and paddle boarding. There is a shop across the road from the pontoon where you can hire all the equipment needed. There is also a good cafe called the Lone Tree.
Llanberis has some beautiful walks, ancient woodland, a waterfall and a small Welsh castle called Dolbadarn .There is a steam train that takes you alongside the lake and also a boat that runs during the summer months. The Quarry hospital and Slate museum are interesting places to visit full of information on the history of the area slate mining. If you’re lucky you might see the wild goats that roam the area.
Llanberis has some nice little places to eat and a few shops. Melyn Bakery, Pantri and Llygaid yr Haul are great cafes. Melyn is open in the evening, it serves Meze platters and great cocktails.
Peak Restaurant is a lovely restaurant serving fresh, locally sourced produce. Heights and Pizza and Pint are decent pub that serve good food and drinks. The Victoria Hotel has a nice beer garden. The Indian restaurant and takeaway serves good food, you can take your own alcohol which makes it a cheaper option. The Fricasan sells good takeaway pizza, it’s a very chilled out place where locals hang out around the fire pit. There are two tasty takeaway vans. One selling large Mexican Burritos and a Thai which is really good. All freshly made to order.
Llanberis Path, Llanberis, Caernarfon LL55, Reino Unido
Llanberis village at the foot of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) is a five minute drive from the house. It’s where you want to go if you are planning a trip on the train up Snowdon or want to walk up and explore the mountain ranges. If you are planning a trip on the train you will need to book in advance as it’s very popular.
Padarn lake is a great place to go kayaking and paddle boarding. There is a shop across the road from the pontoon where you can hire all the equipment needed. There is also a good cafe called the Lone Tree.
Llanberis has some beautiful walks, ancient woodland, a waterfall and a small Welsh castle called Dolbadarn .There is a steam train that takes you alongside the lake and also a boat that runs during the summer months. The Quarry hospital and Slate museum are interesting places to visit full of information on the history of the area slate mining. If you’re lucky you might see the wild goats that roam the area.
Llanberis has some nice little places to eat and a few shops. Melyn Bakery, Pantri and Llygaid yr Haul are great cafes. Melyn is open in the evening, it serves Meze platters and great cocktails.
Peak Restaurant is a lovely restaurant serving fresh, locally sourced produce. Heights and Pizza and Pint are decent pub that serve good food and drinks. The Victoria Hotel has a nice beer garden. The Indian restaurant and takeaway serves good food, you can take your own alcohol which makes it a cheaper option. The Fricasan sells good takeaway pizza, it’s a very chilled out place where locals hang out around the fire pit. There are two tasty takeaway vans. One selling large Mexican Burritos and a Thai which is really good. All freshly made to order.
Sightseeing
Yr Wyddfa is the highest mountain in Wales, at an elevation of 1,085 metres above sea level, and the highest point in the British Isles outside the Scottish Highlands. You can take many routes up depending on your level of mountaineering but be aware that the weather can change quickly and can be very different at the top so make sure you take appropriate clothing / equipment. Once at the top the views are spectacular and on a clear day it is possible to see Ireland.
During the summer months the steam train runs up Snowdon and takes you to the top to the cafe. This is a very popular tourist attraction so make sure you book well in advance.
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Snowdon
Yr Wyddfa is the highest mountain in Wales, at an elevation of 1,085 metres above sea level, and the highest point in the British Isles outside the Scottish Highlands. You can take many routes up depending on your level of mountaineering but be aware that the weather can change quickly and can be very different at the top so make sure you take appropriate clothing / equipment. Once at the top the views are spectacular and on a clear day it is possible to see Ireland.
During the summer months the steam train runs up Snowdon and takes you to the top to the cafe. This is a very popular tourist attraction so make sure you book well in advance.
Caernarfon is the nearest town and has a spectacular castle which is well worth a visit. Within the old castle walls are some lovely independent shops such as Siop Iard, Lotti and Wren, Siop Eifion and Mirsi.
It also has some great cafes and restaurants. Ouzo and Olive is a nice Greek restaurant that serves lovely sharing platers at a good price. The Black Boy serves great pub food with large portions and is full of history as it’s an old medieval inn. Osteria is a cozy Tuscan restaurant with a good reputation and Stones bistro is also good. Bonta Deli is a lovely little Deli and takeaway and sells lots of tasty food and local wines and beers . Bwyd Blasus Yashka is also a very good takeaway full of healthy options. Ty Glyndwr is a great place for a nice drink or cocktail and has live music on a weekend. The Anglesey Arms is a lovely old pub and the best place to sit outside and watch the sun set over the Menai Straits, it also has live music.
Caernarfon has everything you would expect in a small town. It has banks, Boots chemist, post office and a large Morrison’s supermarket on the outskirt. Galeri has a small arts theatre and cinema and is a nice place to go for an evening out.
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Caernarfon
Caernarfon is the nearest town and has a spectacular castle which is well worth a visit. Within the old castle walls are some lovely independent shops such as Siop Iard, Lotti and Wren, Siop Eifion and Mirsi.
It also has some great cafes and restaurants. Ouzo and Olive is a nice Greek restaurant that serves lovely sharing platers at a good price. The Black Boy serves great pub food with large portions and is full of history as it’s an old medieval inn. Osteria is a cozy Tuscan restaurant with a good reputation and Stones bistro is also good. Bonta Deli is a lovely little Deli and takeaway and sells lots of tasty food and local wines and beers . Bwyd Blasus Yashka is also a very good takeaway full of healthy options. Ty Glyndwr is a great place for a nice drink or cocktail and has live music on a weekend. The Anglesey Arms is a lovely old pub and the best place to sit outside and watch the sun set over the Menai Straits, it also has live music.
Caernarfon has everything you would expect in a small town. It has banks, Boots chemist, post office and a large Morrison’s supermarket on the outskirt. Galeri has a small arts theatre and cinema and is a nice place to go for an evening out.
Betws-y-Coed is a very pretty village and has some lovely walks along the river and forest. The village is very busy with some great little shops and places to eat.
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Betws-y-Coed
Betws-y-Coed is a very pretty village and has some lovely walks along the river and forest. The village is very busy with some great little shops and places to eat.
Beddgelert is another quaint little village with beautiful river walks. According to legend, the stone monument in the field marks the resting place of 'Gelert', the faithful hound of the medieval Welsh Prince Llewelyn the Great, it is a lovely walk with an interesting but very sad tale.
It also has a copper mine near by which is worth’s visit.
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Beddgelert
Beddgelert is another quaint little village with beautiful river walks. According to legend, the stone monument in the field marks the resting place of 'Gelert', the faithful hound of the medieval Welsh Prince Llewelyn the Great, it is a lovely walk with an interesting but very sad tale.
It also has a copper mine near by which is worth’s visit.
Sygun Copper Mine
Tryfan is in the Ogwen Valley, it forms part of the Glyderau group, and is one of the most famous and recognisable peaks. At 917.5 metres (3,010 feet) above sea level, it is the fifteenth-highest mountain in Wales.
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Tryfan
Tryfan is in the Ogwen Valley, it forms part of the Glyderau group, and is one of the most famous and recognisable peaks. At 917.5 metres (3,010 feet) above sea level, it is the fifteenth-highest mountain in Wales.
Elidir Fawr
Another good mountain to walk up that’s on your doorstep.
Glyder Fawr
Moel Eilio is a good mountain to walk up if you want something a little gentler, it has some great views at the top.
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Moel Eilio
Moel Eilio is a good mountain to walk up if you want something a little gentler, it has some great views at the top.
Cadair Idris - Penygadair, Dolgellau LL40 1TL, Reino Unido
Dinas Dinlle is the nearest beach (13 miles) . It is very beautiful when the tide is out but not so great when all the way in as it’s all pebble and not very good for walking, it’s worth checking the tide time first. The beach has a couple of cafes and a chip shop and also the air museum with cafe which is good for watching planes and helicopters take off and land.
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Dinas Dinlle
Dinas Dinlle is the nearest beach (13 miles) . It is very beautiful when the tide is out but not so great when all the way in as it’s all pebble and not very good for walking, it’s worth checking the tide time first. The beach has a couple of cafes and a chip shop and also the air museum with cafe which is good for watching planes and helicopters take off and land.
Glynllifon Park has a lovely easy walk through woodland following the river. It has some interesting sculptures and a beautiful old mansion. It has a caffe, small play area and shop and is dog friendly .
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Glynllifon
A499Glynllifon Park has a lovely easy walk through woodland following the river. It has some interesting sculptures and a beautiful old mansion. It has a caffe, small play area and shop and is dog friendly .
Anglesey or Mon mam Cymru in Welsh has some spectacular coastline with beautiful beaches and small towns.
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Anglesey
Anglesey or Mon mam Cymru in Welsh has some spectacular coastline with beautiful beaches and small towns.
Llanddwyn (Newborough) is one of our best beaches and is a stunning walk to Llanddwyn Island with views of Snowdonia mountain range. Llanddwyn island is very magical and historic. The name Llanddwyn means "The church of St. Dwynwen". She is the Welsh patron saint of lovers, making her the Welsh equivalent of St. Valentine. Her feast day, 25 January, is often celebrated by the Welsh with cards and flowers, just as is 14 February for St. Valentine.
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Llanddwyn Island
Llanddwyn (Newborough) is one of our best beaches and is a stunning walk to Llanddwyn Island with views of Snowdonia mountain range. Llanddwyn island is very magical and historic. The name Llanddwyn means "The church of St. Dwynwen". She is the Welsh patron saint of lovers, making her the Welsh equivalent of St. Valentine. Her feast day, 25 January, is often celebrated by the Welsh with cards and flowers, just as is 14 February for St. Valentine.
Aberffraw or Traeth Mawr in Welsh is a beautiful beach with a walk down following the dunes and Afon Ffraw which leads you to a big, wide curving sandy beach. It’s not as crowded during the high months so worth the walk.
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Aberffraw
Aberffraw or Traeth Mawr in Welsh is a beautiful beach with a walk down following the dunes and Afon Ffraw which leads you to a big, wide curving sandy beach. It’s not as crowded during the high months so worth the walk.
Rhosneigr is a very busy village on the waterfront and has some nice shops and places to eat. The main beach is a great place for boats and water sports. Kitesurfing, windsurfing, paddle boarding and surfing are all very popular with Fun Sport Shop offering lessons. The instructors do get very busy during the school holidays so it’s worth booking in advance. The shop also sells all the kit and clothes and has a good cafe upstairs overlooking the beach.
The other beach to Rhosneigr is Broad beach which is nice for swimming and good surf and less busy.
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Rhosneigr
Rhosneigr is a very busy village on the waterfront and has some nice shops and places to eat. The main beach is a great place for boats and water sports. Kitesurfing, windsurfing, paddle boarding and surfing are all very popular with Fun Sport Shop offering lessons. The instructors do get very busy during the school holidays so it’s worth booking in advance. The shop also sells all the kit and clothes and has a good cafe upstairs overlooking the beach.
The other beach to Rhosneigr is Broad beach which is nice for swimming and good surf and less busy.
Trearddur Bay
Rhoscolyn
South Stack is a great walk above the cliffs to the lighthouse, it’s a great place for bird watching and puffin spotting.
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South Stack
South Stack is a great walk above the cliffs to the lighthouse, it’s a great place for bird watching and puffin spotting.
Beaumaris is a lovely old castle town with views over the Menai Straits and Snowdonia. The streets are charming with picturesque cottages, many painted in soft pastel colours. The town has lively cafês, pubs, restaurants and hotels, with good food and some excellent independent shops.
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Beaumaris
Beaumaris is a lovely old castle town with views over the Menai Straits and Snowdonia. The streets are charming with picturesque cottages, many painted in soft pastel colours. The town has lively cafês, pubs, restaurants and hotels, with good food and some excellent independent shops.
Plas Newydd is a country house set in gardens, parkland and surrounding woodland on the Menai Strait.
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National Trust - Casa y Jardines de Plas Newydd
Plas Newydd is a country house set in gardens, parkland and surrounding woodland on the Menai Strait.
Oriel Môn
Anglesey Sea Zoo
Foel Farm Park
Mundo Natural Pili Palas
Ffordd PenmynyddAber Falls
Conwy is another old castle town and is a great day out with lovely independent, shops, cafes and restaurants.
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Conwy
Conwy is another old castle town and is a great day out with lovely independent, shops, cafes and restaurants.
The Great Orme Tramway is Britain’s only cable-hauled public road tramway and has been open since 1902.
The Tramway climbs a mile (1500m) high up the Great Orme Country Park and Nature Reserve with the unique journey beginning at Victoria Station. Change trams at the Halfway Station and continue your journey to the Summit where the views are breath-taking. On a clear day, it’s possible to see as far as the Isle of Man, Blackpool and the Lake District.
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Great Orme
The Great Orme Tramway is Britain’s only cable-hauled public road tramway and has been open since 1902.
The Tramway climbs a mile (1500m) high up the Great Orme Country Park and Nature Reserve with the unique journey beginning at Victoria Station. Change trams at the Halfway Station and continue your journey to the Summit where the views are breath-taking. On a clear day, it’s possible to see as far as the Isle of Man, Blackpool and the Lake District.
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12 Vaughan StStunning walks and beautiful grounds with spectacular plants and flowers. Really worth a visit and has the very popular laburnum arch flowering through May.
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National Trust - Bodnant Garden
Bodnant RoadStunning walks and beautiful grounds with spectacular plants and flowers. Really worth a visit and has the very popular laburnum arch flowering through May.
Beautiful coastline, beaches and quaint little villages.
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Llŷn Peninsula
Beautiful coastline, beaches and quaint little villages.
Portmeirion is a stunning village where Wales meets Italy and was designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975 in the style of quaint Italian village. On a warm sunny day you could easily be mistaken for a Mediterranean holiday destination. It has colourful façades, an elaborate piazza, ornate gardens and breathtaking scenery
that looks over the estuary with beautiful walks. The village has shops, cafes, award winning restaurants and houses that you can stay in. It is definitely worth a visit .
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Portmeirion
Portmeirion is a stunning village where Wales meets Italy and was designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975 in the style of quaint Italian village. On a warm sunny day you could easily be mistaken for a Mediterranean holiday destination. It has colourful façades, an elaborate piazza, ornate gardens and breathtaking scenery
that looks over the estuary with beautiful walks. The village has shops, cafes, award winning restaurants and houses that you can stay in. It is definitely worth a visit .
Abersoch was originally a small fishing village that has now become a very popular destination. It has stunning beaches with trendy shops and places to eat. It has one of the best surfing beaches in the area Porth Neigwl also known as ‘Hells Mouth’. Abersoch is a lovely place to visiting but much nicer out of high season as it gets very overcrowded during the summer months. Unfortunately it has lost a lot of its Welsh charm and is now a bit of a playground for the rich.
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Abersoch
Abersoch was originally a small fishing village that has now become a very popular destination. It has stunning beaches with trendy shops and places to eat. It has one of the best surfing beaches in the area Porth Neigwl also known as ‘Hells Mouth’. Abersoch is a lovely place to visiting but much nicer out of high season as it gets very overcrowded during the summer months. Unfortunately it has lost a lot of its Welsh charm and is now a bit of a playground for the rich.
Aberdaron is a mile long sandy bay at the end of the Llyn Peninsula and lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is plenty to explore including sea caves and rock pools, the coast path leads to small beaches in both directions. Windsurfing, kayaking and sailing are popular activities as are boat trips, including summertime trips to Ynys Enlli. Aberdaron is an ancient fishing village and was the last stop for pilgrims on the way to Ynys Enlli, the ‘Isle of 20,000 Saints’ otherwise known as Bardsey Island. It is now a National Nature Reserve renowned internationally for its birdlife. Aberdaron is very popular during the summer months but still holds its charm and Celtic history.
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Aberdaron
Aberdaron is a mile long sandy bay at the end of the Llyn Peninsula and lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is plenty to explore including sea caves and rock pools, the coast path leads to small beaches in both directions. Windsurfing, kayaking and sailing are popular activities as are boat trips, including summertime trips to Ynys Enlli. Aberdaron is an ancient fishing village and was the last stop for pilgrims on the way to Ynys Enlli, the ‘Isle of 20,000 Saints’ otherwise known as Bardsey Island. It is now a National Nature Reserve renowned internationally for its birdlife. Aberdaron is very popular during the summer months but still holds its charm and Celtic history.
Along the coastline of Nefyn there are beautiful beaches and costal walks. A great beach and pub to visit is Ty Coch Inn on Porthdinllaen. The traditional tavern is only reached by foot and serves real ale and pub food right on the beach. During the summer months they have bands and DJ sets playing and is a very chilled out place to hang out.
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Nefyn
Along the coastline of Nefyn there are beautiful beaches and costal walks. A great beach and pub to visit is Ty Coch Inn on Porthdinllaen. The traditional tavern is only reached by foot and serves real ale and pub food right on the beach. During the summer months they have bands and DJ sets playing and is a very chilled out place to hang out.
Nant Gwrtheyrn was an abandoned village in the 1970s following the closure of the quarries. The redundant houses, offices, chapel and shops constructed during the quarry’s heyday between 1860 and 1920,when over 2,000 men worked the granite, had fallen into ruin. A huge renovation project took place to restore the old buildings and land. It is now home to the National Welsh Language and Heritage Centre. It is a magical place with a very dramatic drive down. There is a nice cafe and walk down to the beach where on a quiet day you are most likely to see seals. There is an interesting Welsh tale to Nant Gwrtheyrn of Rhys and Meinir, a tragic love story on their wedding day where Meinir is lost in an old Oak Tree and is only discovered when lightning hits.
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Nant Gwrtheyrn
Nant Gwrtheyrn was an abandoned village in the 1970s following the closure of the quarries. The redundant houses, offices, chapel and shops constructed during the quarry’s heyday between 1860 and 1920,when over 2,000 men worked the granite, had fallen into ruin. A huge renovation project took place to restore the old buildings and land. It is now home to the National Welsh Language and Heritage Centre. It is a magical place with a very dramatic drive down. There is a nice cafe and walk down to the beach where on a quiet day you are most likely to see seals. There is an interesting Welsh tale to Nant Gwrtheyrn of Rhys and Meinir, a tragic love story on their wedding day where Meinir is lost in an old Oak Tree and is only discovered when lightning hits.
Excellent art gallery with a modern cafe serving great food.
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Plas Glyn y Weddw Gallery
Excellent art gallery with a modern cafe serving great food.
If your looking for an adrenaline rush this is the place to go.
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Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
If your looking for an adrenaline rush this is the place to go.
Zip World Fforest
A470Zip World Bounce Below
Ffestiniog Railway Harbour Station
Beacon Climbing Centre
Great bike shop in Llanberis village. Sells and repairs bikes. They also hire them out for the day if you want to go mountain biking.
The Framed Bicycle Co.
59 High StGreat bike shop in Llanberis village. Sells and repairs bikes. They also hire them out for the day if you want to go mountain biking.
Hires kayaks and paddle boards to use on the lake and has a good cafe.
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Snowdonia Watersports
Hires kayaks and paddle boards to use on the lake and has a good cafe.
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Zip World Bounce Below
Anglesey Adventures
Porthdafarch RoadFood scene
Caffi Caban Cafe
Bakes fresh bread, great coffee, cakes and pastries. Opens in the evening Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Mezze platters and lovely cocktails.
Becws Melyn
Bakes fresh bread, great coffee, cakes and pastries. Opens in the evening Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Mezze platters and lovely cocktails.
Lovely restaurant in Llanberis. Serves homemade, locally sourced produce.
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Peak Restaurant
86 High StLovely restaurant in Llanberis. Serves homemade, locally sourced produce.
The Mill Caffe at The Riverside camping has a lovely cafe and does a great Sunday lunch. It’s best to book as it does get very busy. During low season it is only open on weekends during the day but in high season its open through the week and some evening.
Riverside Camping
The Mill Caffe at The Riverside camping has a lovely cafe and does a great Sunday lunch. It’s best to book as it does get very busy. During low season it is only open on weekends during the day but in high season its open through the week and some evening.
Fron Goch Garden Centre
Pant RoadGreat old pub, serves lovely food. Has benches outside with stunning views over the Menai Straits.
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Garddfon Inn
1 Beach RdGreat old pub, serves lovely food. Has benches outside with stunning views over the Menai Straits.
Black Boy Inn Hotel Caernarfon
Stryd Pedwar a ChwechScoops serves the best sweet and savoury pancakes and has tasty ice cream and hot drinks. Well worth a visit for a treat.
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Scoops Artisan Ice Cream & Dutch Pancakes
8 Palace StScoops serves the best sweet and savoury pancakes and has tasty ice cream and hot drinks. Well worth a visit for a treat.
La Marina
Hen Gei LlechiOuzo & Olive
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19 Hole in the Wall StGreat caffe serving delicious food, drinks and homemade cake. It has its own vineyard which you can visit and taste the wine.
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Pant Du Vineyard
County RoadGreat caffe serving delicious food, drinks and homemade cake. It has its own vineyard which you can visit and taste the wine.
Dylan's Menai Bridge
Saint George's RoadBryn Williams Porth Eirias
PromenadeThe Gun Room at Plas Dinas country house serves fine dining in a beautiful setting. The taster menu is all locally sourced and served to a very high standard. You will need to book sometime in advance if you want to go.
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Plas Dinas Country House
The Gun Room at Plas Dinas country house serves fine dining in a beautiful setting. The taster menu is all locally sourced and served to a very high standard. You will need to book sometime in advance if you want to go.
Llofft Bar-Caffi-Cegin
Great place to eat with a rustic charm looking over the Menai Straits.
The Swellies
Great caffe that’s also open in the evening.
Pantri, Llanberis
High StreetGreat Pub / Restaurant. Serves lovely food and a great Sunday lunch.
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The Slate / Y Llechan
Talybont CottagesGreat Pub / Restaurant. Serves lovely food and a great Sunday lunch.
Osteria
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