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Where to eat British food in Porthmadog: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what British restaurants to try in Porthmadog including Y Banc Tapas, Y Sgwar, Yr Hen Fecws Restaurant, Siop Coffi T.H., Moorings Bistro, The Golden Fleece, The Union Inn, The Ship, Sea View, Castell Deudraeth Brasserie
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10. Castell Deudraeth Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 634 reviews
Castell Deudraeth is an informal brasserie style restaurant on the Portmeirion estate serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Lunch served 12.00 to 2.00pm daily. Booking is advised especially during school holidays however if you turn up witho
Reviewed By maryDyffrynArdudwy
A family meal, a delicious set menu, a tranquil, spacious, delightful setting with estuary views from one window and views of the garden from another, castell Deudraeth is on a roll. Well done! Add delightful company, a free visit to Portmeirion and the treat is complete
9. Sea View
Overall Ratings
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!
Reviewed By Houseuphigh
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
8. The Ship
Overall Ratings
4 based on 538 reviews
Originally built in 1824 'The Ship' - Y Llong is the oldest public house in Porthmadog and is mentioned in many maritime books of the area. At the ship you'll find all of our fayre is hand prepared by our professional chefs and delivered to you by our cou
Reviewed By Culture143930
Visited Porthmadog after visiting Carnavon Castle. Beautiful village with small train operating from Carnavon and beyond worth the trip . Was there during bank holiday long weekend. Not as crowded . All of northern wales is beautiful. The Ship was very good . Worth a visit but all the shops in town are very quaint and people very friendly.
7. The Union Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 319 reviews
The Union Inn is a friendly village pub dating back to the 19th Century. It is situated in the picturesque and historic village of Tremadog, gateway to the Snowdonia National Park and the Llyn Peninsula. We are a freehold, family run pub, focussing on exc
Reviewed By Chris K
Having looked in Porthmadog for food and not finding anything suitable or open we stumbled across the Union Inn, and what a treat. Service was quick and friendly and the food was fantastic with a very generous portion. We will be back before we leave for home.
6. The Golden Fleece
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
A traditional coaching inn offering B&B accomodation, free WIFI, Beer garden and all day food: breakfasts, lunches and evening meals.
Reviewed By Peter H
lovely pub with a good menu really tasty food and service is also good with great Beer a nice relaxing atmosphere
5. Moorings Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
Overlooking the beautiful and tranquil bay of Borth-y-Gest, the Mooring's Bistro team welcomes you in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Offering an inventive menu, prepared with the freshest local ingredients available, the restaurant is open for breakfa
Reviewed By Denise T
I very rarely give 5 stars to a restaurant, always finding something which could be improved but not at The Moorings. This restaurant fully deserves 5 stars. We have visited this gem three or four times this summer and each time we have enjoyed excellent food, excellent friendly and efficient service and to top it off the restaurant is in an excellent location. I can thoroughly recommend it.
4. Siop Coffi T.H.
Overall Ratings
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
Reviewed By CatherineJ311
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
3. Yr Hen Fecws Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By David B
Super restaurant serving excellent food. Located in the old bakery (Hen Fecws). Loved the short menu meaning everything is fresh. Staff are really friendly and fun. Try the Hake with capers on specials board or sea bass and the pear and cherry crumble was exceptional.Dear David B,It is wonderful to hear that you enjoyed your time with us at Yr Hen Fecws and that you thoroughly enjoyed your meals, from mains to dessert! Thank you very much for leaving us your review and for all of you lovely comments. We hope that you will join us again soon. Kindest regards,Rebecca PritchardOperations Manager
2. Y Sgwar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 804 reviews
Open seven nights a weeks offering Early Bird menu, excellent value at £20 for three courses. Children are welcome and children's menu is available Fantastic Traditional Sunday Roast every Sunday with a choice of Roast Beef and Roast Lamb. Fish and vegeta
Reviewed By 97MaggieMay1946
Dined here last Wednesday evening. We loved the lounge sitting area where we were able to sit before a blazing log burner and enjoy a drink whilst perusing an extensive menu. Choices made, our very polite and helpful waiter made note of them and shortly afterwards showed us to our seats. The food was beautifully presented, hot and absolutely delicious. A lovely restaurant, clean, great ambiance, super efficient and friendly staff. Would most certainly recommend.
1. Y Banc Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By rayg176
On a golfing trip x4 with an overnight stay in Porthmadog, we werenât sure about where or what to eat. A trip down the high street and the only place that stood out as appealing by miles was a converted Bank, which had only recently 4 months ago turned into a Tapas. Believe me, this will be an attraction for miles when word gets round. Iâve had many Tapas meals in convivial Spanish and Portuguese restaurants abroad .....nothing compares to the quality and variation of plates delivered to us. We spoke with the manager and asked him to keep the dishes coming of his choice....Wow how impressed were we.If ever in Porthmadog you need to experience Y Banc Tapas.....will be No 1 on T/A within no time at all.Exceptional!!!
