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Top 4 Mediterranean food in Pentraeth, United Kingdom
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Pentraeth, United Kingdom including Freckled Angel, Pebble Bistro, The Midland Tapas & Wine Bar, Tapestri
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1. 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!
2. 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.
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3. The Midland Tapas & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 837 reviews
The Award Winning Midland Tapas & Wine Bar is now at Conwy!! We are looking to provide our Conwy customers with the same quality of food, drink, service and surroundings as we have in Beaumaris.
Reviewed By 799PaulH
Visited The Midland on numerous occasions and always been fantastic. This time was good but left a little deflated as we were so looking forward to our visit. The garlic bread with cheese seems to have been altered as it was more like cheese on toast with a hint of garlic. The food was rushed out to us and some of it spilt on to the table when being placed onto the table by the waitress. It was not busy so was a little perplexed as to why everything was being thrown at us. On a plus note the peiking pig was great as usual.
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4. Tapestri
An evolution of Bocca Italian we have spent the first seven months of 2019 refurbishing the beautiful old bank building on Uxbridge Square in Menai Bridge into a wine bar. Mediterranean cuisine on small dishes. Menu changes weekly & seasonally. Extensive
Reviewed By Buster432
Iâve been lucky enough to visit Tapestri twice now, the first time was a lovely dinner for two on a Thursday evening and the second a dinner with friends on a Saturday evening. The atmosphere was different but both times perfect, the great interior of this beautiful building is just as enjoyable on a quiet Thursday night as it is on an electric Saturday night. The menu is great unlike Bocca, Tapestri is not just Italian, it has a much broader Mediterranean feel with a wide choice of small tasty dishes. Along with an interesting menu there is an eclectic wine list. I love the large bar with Gins at one end wine at the other and great continental beers in the middle. The decor is stunning and just like Bocca the staff are terrific. Iâm going to be back many times and Iâm already looking forward to the next time in a couple of weeks. Congratulations Alex and Jamie and good luck in the future.
