Top Restaurants in Pentraeth
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Most Popular British food in Pentraeth, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Pentraeth, United Kingdom including Panton Arms, The Tavern on the Bay, The Boathouse, Bradleys Coffee Shop, The Old Boat House, Bay Cafe, Breeze Hill, Freckled Angel, Pebble Bistro, Tom's Hamburger House
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10. Tom's Hamburger House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 165 reviews
Specialising in Gourmet Burgers - We offer a warm, comfortable and inviting eating establishment in Menai Bridge. We look forward to seeing you! Booking is advisable - Thank you.
Reviewed By 725MartinH
We tried lots of local pubs and restaurants and they were all booked up. We came across this on Trip advisor and it had a good rating. I do like the finer eating establishments so was rather surprised when we arrived to find what looked like a small downmarket cafe with a couple of seats in the window. Never judge a book by its cover comes to mind. We were starving so in we went. We ordered 4 different burgers and each one of them was mouth watering. They were probably some of the best that we had ever had.Add to that good beer and wine and a brilliant host and this place is a winner. We will definitely be returning here again and would recommend this place based on our experience.
9. Pebble Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 72 reviews
The Pebble Bistro on Benllech Beach promenade, provides a unique setting for superb unpretentious evening meals. The philosophy behind our food is simple - top quality ingredients, local produce, all cooked with honesty and integrity on our Aga which help
Reviewed By elainesL8605TC
The food was good when it eventually arrived but the service very slow, also the restaurant was extremely cramped, my daughter and I sat on an uncomfortable bench, our feet not touching the ground therefore pins and needles, we are both 5ft 6in, heaven help smaller people. Our booking was at 7.45pm but they had already run out of dish of the day, the drinks menu was limited, only canned or bottled lager and house red or white wine, I had a white which was £5.00 for a small glass and was awful. All round very disappointing.
8. Freckled Angel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 509 reviews
Small family run restaurant using the tapas concept with British ingredients.
Reviewed By stateside1666
Our first visit to the Freckled Angel to celebrate our wedding anniversary and it wonât be the last! Each small plate was an explosion of taste and delight. Friendly and attentive staff, divine food and relaxed atmosphere. We canât wait to return!
7. Breeze Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By JC B
We stopped here not knowing the area, it was approx 6 pm. It was very busy with many tables reserved. Luckily we were given a table and I ordered the pate and toast which was average and like the supermarket lower end type. The gammon was super salty and chips on 2 plates not crisp at all. Bit disappointing and we would not go back. Hi. Thankyou for taking the time to leave a review. I'm sorry you didn't like our pate. We buy the best Danish crown horseshoe gammons and cut them ourselves to get the best quality available, unfortunately the odd one can be salty. The chips are also the highest quality and I'm not sure how yours ended up not crisp. I'm sorry for your disappointing experience. It's a shame you didn't give us the opportunity to improve your experience while you were still here.
6. Bay Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 495 reviews
Reviewed By lotsoflove5
We had to sit outside as we had a dog. The views are gorgeous but rather cold on a October Saturday morning.Due to the no dog rules we didn't eat as it would go cold to quick.Drinks were ok but for an independent run business the staff or owner whoever served us was very unfriendly.Thank you for the review, we take comment on board good and bad! We do not allow dogs inside as personally i dont find it very hygienic, however we do allow them on the decking and in the front seating area! There are a few eateries in the village that allow dogs inside. The weather unfortunately isnt down to me and like you pointed out it was October! And onto your last point manners cost nothing i totally agree all the staff we have are very polite and courteous and chatty so find it odd you pointing this out however i will look into it , as its not nice having an off day is it!
5. The Old Boat House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 869 reviews
Reviewed By Debra M
looking for somewhere to have a late lunch on Anglesey;simple? Not on Anglesey! We tried several places, all of which stopped serving food around 2 - 2.30 p.m.Called into The Boat house Tuesday afternoon and although quite busy, we were seated and served quite quickly by smiling, efficient staff.Food was very tasty, reasonably priced and hot(curry for me and fishcakes for husband)AND no dogs at the dinner tables! (inside)
4. Bradleys Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
We are a friendly welcoming family run coffee shop, we serve lovely coffee , homemade cakes and light bites. We use lovely fresh ingredients and pride ourselves on good quality and great customer services . Please come a see us !
Reviewed By Dreamer798870
So unassuming from outside but inside the food and service is fantastic. Great place to have a bacon sandwich for breakfast the bacon is delicious. Friends stayed with us and we couldn't keep them away, kept going back for afternoon tea, coffee and scrumptious cakes! The owners and staff were really friendly and accommodating. Great take away food also.
3. The Boathouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By IntrepidTraveller38
Stopped by late afternoon and the place was quite full with a mixture of people having coffee/cake and snacks/full meals. Service was good and the food tasty. Great location and plenty off car parking available. Good selection of cakes, which were packaged for us to take away.
2. The Tavern on the Bay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1193 reviews
Set within an area of outstanding natural beauty only a short drive from the village of Pentraeth The Tavern benefits from idyllic coastal views of Red Wharf Bay & beyond. The Tavern defines itself as a waterfront Restaurant with classically trained chefs
Reviewed By Mandy W
I have eaten at this restaurant twice now and both times have been well above my expectations. The food is well cooked and thought out, with plenty on the menu. Worth mentioning is our waitress Molly who couldn't have helped us any more. She was knowledgeable and friendly, making the whole experience a pleasure.We will be back!
1. Panton Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Reviewed By Keith T
Wet Thursday 5.30pm almost full of people and dogs bit like crufts at times !Barmaid a little terse and actually mixed up our order tonic water not sparkling water,hope she was new to the job.Food served quickly massive pate and toast,hubby had mushrooms.Lamb chops delicious so well cooked,chicken curry a delight,everything hot and tasty no complaints.
