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Where to eat European food in Bethesda: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Bethesda. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Torna a Surriento, The Peak Restaurant, La Marina, The Mill-Y Felin
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1. Torna a Surriento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By carlh1980
Been a few times before. Gets better each time. Staff are always great, very polite and attentive, owner and waitresses make sure everything is satisfactory.Food was lovely. Starters: I had whitebait, straight forward. Wife had the creamy garlic mushrooms with spinach (comes with blue cheese but she asked for it to be omitted) she found it stunning. Boys had garlic bread and cheesy garlic bread respectively.Mains: I had the garlic sword fish. Very tasty slightly over cooked for my liking but that is nit picking as I enjoyed it nevertheless.Wife and kid #2 had pizza both really enjoyed it. I tried a piece and agreed it was very tasty.Son #1 lasagne he said it was very tasty and would definitely have it again.All in all a lovely family meal at a busy family restaurant that offered good food with great service.
2. The Peak Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
After years of training successful young Chefs and running the kitchen at Famous 'Groucho Club' in London. Chef Patron Angela Dwyer creates monthly changing menus using locally sourced ingredients here at The Peak in our open kitchen restaurant. Climbing
Reviewed By shadchnev
We had a really nice time here. The food was great and the prices were quite reasonable: £50 for a dinner for two without alcohol. We felt welcome by the team here who genuinely care about the quality of the service. I'll be very happy to return to the Peak next time I'm in Llanberis.
3. La Marina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 335 reviews
Set alongside the Menai La Marina on the prestigious Port Dinorwic Marina, La Marina specialises in tapas, seafood, and grilled meats.
Reviewed By Laura T
Most of the dishes were 5*, but there were a couple we did not enjoy. Combined with the high prices, lowered my review to 4*.It was difficult to get a booking here, but we were able to make a reservation for 1 of the 3 nights we were in the area. On arrival we were not advised how many dishes to order (2-3 each apparently), so ordered 13 between 4 which was too much.Some of the dishes were absolutely amazing (I loved the chorizo appetiser and omg the salt & pepper chips were out of this world!!) but some of the dishes were disappointing. We weren't impressed with beef brisket or duck (especially as these are so expensive! at £8.50 each, nearly twice the price of the chorizo which I loved). Some dishes are a lot bigger than others too - the chips and paella were large for example, defo only needed 1 other dish to go with. Cocktails around £8.50 each.We paid £55 per couple with 1 alcoholic drink each and small tip, which seems very expensive to me, although we don't often eat out.
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4. The Mill-Y Felin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By SnifferDogBlue
Booked a table for 3 at short notice, pleasant telephone manner. Arrived on site, aat on the sofas waiting for a our table, attentive staff. Drinks and food order was taken, drinks arrived quick, food was excellet, cosy atmosphere even though it is busy. It doesn't feel cramped here, nice spacing of tables. Nice staff, lovely food.
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