Llŷn Peninsula
On the main square in Tremadog, Porthmadog's immediate neighbour, this cosmopolitan Welsh restaurant has the best food in either town. The service is…
Must-see restaurants in Llŷn Peninsula
Llŷn Peninsula
At the western end of Porth Dinllaen – reached either by water or by walking through the Nefyn Golf Club's course and turning beachwards once you reach…
Llŷn Peninsula
Making happy use of Morannedd – a light-filled, 1950s, deco-style beachside pavilion designed by Portmeirion architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis and once…
Llŷn Peninsula
Taking its seafood directly from local catches where possible (Aberdaron crab and Cardigan Bay scallops are common), the in-house restaurant at this…
Llŷn Peninsula
With their spiritual needs sorted, the Bardsey-bound pilgrims could claim a meal at Y Gegin Fawr, a little thick-walled communal kitchen with tiny windows…
Llŷn Peninsula
Having sat for so long on top of Abersoch's dining pile, Porth Tocyn offers fine dining in swankily old-fashioned surrounds, rather than innovation. Best…
Llŷn Peninsula
A likeable little family restaurant, Poachers sits in a converted grocer's on the High St. Local produce, especially Welsh black beef, features in a menu…
Llŷn Peninsula
A mile east of Tremadog, this friendly little cafe attracts a lively clientele of climbers and bikers with its all-day breakfasts, toasties, jacket…
Llŷn Peninsula
Although this cool cafe is church-run, you needn't fear any morals being served with your morning mocha and the coffee is excellent by Welsh standards…
Llŷn Peninsula
Relaxed, spacious and perennially popular, this centrally located cafe (near the train station) offers newspapers to browse and a tasty selection of…
Llŷn Peninsula
The name means ‘Land and Sea’ but don't worry, this isn't a throwback 'surf and turf' restaurant: think more flank steak with red wine and shallots, or…
Llŷn Peninsula
In the upper village, the Ship Inn is a popular, family-friendly pub with garden seating, offering hearty bar meals. The Ship puts its family-friendliness…
Llŷn Peninsula
A popular surfer's hang-out, whether for a beer on the front terrace or dinner, Fresh serves hearty bistro food including lamb shanks, grilled fish,…
Llŷn Peninsula
Friendly Pili Palas serves light bites such as sandwiches, wraps, salads and hot ciabatta in cosy surrounds. It's licensed too.
Llŷn Peninsula
The original Thai chef and owner no longer rattles the pans at this perennially popular place (formerly Coconut Kitchen), but the replacement also hails…
Llŷn Peninsula
Whitehall gets a bit funky with some of its food (there's lime and tequila in the chicken-liver pate) but probably shines most through its traditional pub…
Llŷn Peninsula
A local institution, this fish-and-chip shop has been serving crispy battered fish to Criccieth's residents for more than 40 years.
