Reviews on Cafe food in Llanbedr, United Kingdom including Llew Glas Cafe, Cemlyn Tea Shop, Y Maes Cafe, Caffi Hen Crydd, Harlech Emporium And Bwtri Bach Cafe, Sea View, Siop Coffi T.H., Caffi Glas, Ebeneezer's Coffee Shop and Restaurant, The Town Hall
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4 based on 178 reviews
Came here with my father and cousin on Sunday. There was nothing fancy on the menu - just the usual cafe food, but there was a decent choice. All three of us opted for the lasagne, and we very much enjoyed it. It came with chips, which were nice enough. You received a generous plateful. In fact, I left half of my chips as I was just too full. I would definitely recommend the lasagne here.
4 based on 233 reviews
How can you visit Barmouth and not visit Ebeneezers? How could go to North Wales and not go to Ebeneezers? From the outside it looks like an old chapel having a weird sale. Well, it is, actually! When you walk through the door, you are immediately transported to a totally different world. Different music, aromas atmosphere! I have this conundrum, is it a coffee house selling Oriental, Asian and African arts, crafts, clothing and more, or an emporium selling tea, snacks and coffee? Either way, it is a 'must see' to put on your list. Having said that, I would be the first to admit that these sort of places aren't every-ones taste, but t is worth the visit. I have visited Barmouth four times since 2013, and each time spent a lot of time in Ebeneezers. Sadly my wife passed away in 2016 but each time I've visited Barmouth since then, it's always meant a visit to Ebeneezers, if only for the memories. It is always so nice to go back there. The food is always fresh, clean and properly presented. The staff are always pleasant, helpful, kind and considerate. There is the tricky question of prices, as all of their merchandise is from out of this country, and the value of the pound fluctuating, it is impossible to compare prices with anywhere else. But, having visited similar shops, elsewhere, they are about on par. So whether you are just after a coffee, and a snack, or tea or fruit juice, and a meal, or something to wear, jewelry, or an unusual present for some one, or just incense, there is nowhere like Ebeneezers.
4 based on 241 reviews
Informal Italian style café with al fresco terrace serving home made pizzas, pasta and salads with wines by the glass, local bottled beers and Welsh cider.
Came here for some lunch, they had a gluten free menu which is always great for me, so I had pasta bolognese which was lovely, however the pizza that my partner had was a little bit bland though. Quick service though. Lovely staff.
5 based on 70 reviews
We are a cosy little speciality coffee shop that serves Carvetii coffee's seasonal espresso blend from a sanremo verona espresso machine and a Malkonig k30 grind on demand grinder. We also sell fresh homemade cakes made by Meg/Mum. We normally have around
This little coffee shop on Portmadog High Street was a really welcome find: super coffee, beautiful freshly baked scones (still warm!), interesting decor and a personable but not pushy staff team. We really recommend this lovely cafe
4 based on 294 reviews
Sea View Bistro and Coffee Lounge are situated in the village of Borth-y-Gest just outside of Porthmadog. Open from February to January every day with seasonal opening hours. Casual dining in both premises. Our Coffee Lounge is also dog friendly!
Called in for lunch today, a lovely welcome great coffee & stunning location but unfortunately thatâs where the good points end.Seafood chowder looked like baby food, a bowl of slop! Iâve never seen anything like it!seafood platter was tasteless! Smoked mackerel was definitely out of a packet from Aldi! £12.50 is a joke!Not sure what they had done with the tomatoes but they were very odd!I couldnât wait to get out of there and definitely will not go back!Dear houseuphighThank you for spending the time to leave us a review.We are sorry to hear you werenât impressed with your meal choices. Re the seafood platter I can assure you our smoked mackerel is not from aldi. Didnât realise we have tomatoes on it but this must be in our roasted vegetables I can only presume. In regards to the chowder Iâm sorry you have this opinion of it as itâs one of our best selling dishes and weâve never had feedback of it looking like baby food before! Itâs a shame you didnât feel you could have mentioned this to a member of the team who would have been able to change your dishes for you.Regards
4 based on 52 reviews
Hubby and me went here for our lunch today (Wednesday). It is within "arrow-shot" of the Castle battlements. It used to be a Temperance Tavern in the 19th century (an alcohol-free bar run by The Methodist Church). It was small inside but I liked the period theme, especially the inglenook fireplace. We both chose the all-day breakfast (which included a hot drink) @ £6.95 each. Unfortunately, they can only accept cash payment as they have no card machine. There is an ATM across the road but it charges you 60p for the transaction! We enjoyed a large mug of tea whilst our breakfasts were being freshly cooked. The meals were served on hot plates which we prefer. Each breakfast consisted of 1 slice of buttered white toast, 2 rashers of bacon, 2 sausages, 1 fried egg, 1 slice of black pudding, beanz and mushrooms. We really enjoyed our big brunch. We thought we deserved it after walking all the way up that big hill!The staff wern't very chatty but ok. The single/unisex toilet in the back courtyard area was clean and tidy although I didn't like the communal hand towel hanging on the back of the door. We also had a look around the traditional sweet shop next door (same building = Cambrian House). It was full of colourful retro sweets, chocolates and fudge.
4 based on 18 reviews
Been here before and bad, but new management. Site still lovely, with river. Inside still very heavy and dated.. however, food good. Had BLT and whitebait and chips. All good.Hi Vickers55. Read your review with some confusion. The Caffi Hen Crydd is sited in Dyffryn Ardudwy but not by a river. Also BLT and Whitebait are not on the menu! Possibly a different cafe? Please feel free to pop in anytime to sample good wholesome, homemade dishes.
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4 based on 28 reviews
They donât offer breakfast items which I think is a missed opportunity. They donât fry anything. So reasonably basic menu, but they have a few hot bits and a few nice looking cakes, ice creams etc for offer. Coffee nothing special for the price. Captured clientele as nothing else on offer at the beach. All very clean and tidy. Would visit again.
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4 based on 331 reviews
We are open each Wednesday to Sunday from 10 until 5'ish. Also Bank Holiday Mondays.
Huge portions, cakes and scones were delicious. We also ordered take out sandwiches for later. The sandwiches were ok but only ok. The view from the tea room is nice. Expensive for sandwiches. Worth a visit for tea and cakes.Sorry to hear you were disappointed, our prices reflect the cost of homemade breads and quality ingredients.
5 based on 341 reviews
A pretty little cafe in a lovely little courtyard which will please lovers of great coffee. The scones live up to their reputation and the cherry cola cake is inspired. Great service and generous portions make it well worth the inconvenience of a few wasps who also seem to have read the justifiably excellent reviews received by this thoroughly excellent little cafe. Cannot recommend more highly.
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