Top 16 things to do and attractions in Criccieth

Visited on a Saturday night and found a last minute slot for 8.30pm so booked just beforehand. was mayhem busy when we arrived at 8pm but got a seat at the bar and waited for our table. Despite the crazy busy all the staff were friendly and welcoming. Our order was taken quickly, and we had a prawn cocktail pizza and feather blade steak. Pizza was definitely different, crust was very tasty, although the middle base was quite soggy. Good tangy overall flavour. Steak was fine, although partner has had way better elsewhere. Chips were a bit overdone and dark brown for our liking. Sticky toffee pudding was very tasty, the ale and salted caramel sauce was a fab pairing, so highly recommend that! 4/5.

Great welcome and service throughout, delicious food and drinks. Initially told no draught drinks due to an issue but as they only had lager in bottles and my husband wanted beer they managed to isolate the line with a problem so they could still serve him IPA! Nicole was our server and she was so friendly and helpful, it really made our night, thank you!

WOW!! My partner and I decided to escape for a night away due to a local event that we wanted to attend and made an evening of it. Booked a table here for an 8pm sitting. Instantly that atmosphere was spot on. The staff were wonderful, very friendly, attentive but not overly so. And the food... well, it was perfect 👌 Every course presented beautifully, absolutely delicious and served wonderfully. Drink selection was also excellent with a good variety of choice. Back ground music was a perfect level, easily talk to your company and still be able to enjoy the atmosphere We highly recommend, if you're staying local or passing through, 110% worth a visit We had 3 alcoholic beverages each (2 people) and each had 3 courses

Really lovely food that is well priced and in a relaxed atmosphere. The building is also a beautiful art deco design exquisitely placed overlooking the sea. Absolutely recommend!

The food was nice, I had the Chicken in a basket and side of Salt & Chilli Calamari. Was hoping for Lobster but not on the menu. The sea view is great. Parking is for Disabled only.

We enjoyed Dylan’s in Menai so much recently that when we visited Criccieth we just had to book again to try out another of their tasty meals and it didn’t disappoint. The location is perfect right on the seafront, inside is light and bright with a lovely atmosphere and the staff are all lovely too. The food was delicious paired with a nice bottle of wine. I had the biggest lobster I’ve ever eaten and still found room for a pudding.

We booked an inside table as we were dining with two dogs and they have a specific area set aside for this (but not hidden out of the way or anything!). The service was very friendly and the food was incredible. Garlic bread was one of the best my friend has ever had and I absolutely loved the gambas pil pil. We'd highly recommend!

The ice cream, sundaes looked really good and tasty. The view of the sea is amazing. It was raining, still beautiful. I had a gluten free, dairy free cake, very disappointed, pure sugar... No good at all.

Always come here when visiting wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 usually have no problem with the food as all. Had pancake stack which usually nice and light and soft but this time they were smaller and dry as cannot even cut into some of them. Came for lunch this time and ordered a cheese toasty which again could barely cut some of it let alone break it off my teeth and is dry stuck together. Very disappointed they need to relook who’s now doing food as used be amazing

Oh my word what an amazing place. The ice cream is just devine. Staff are lovely and extremely helpful. Lovely views of the coast line. You can take dogs in which is a massive bonus. Well recommended and worth a visit. Can't wait to come back again.

Very good range of flavours of ice cream, including plant based, vegan, and gluten free. I had the plant based strawberry ice cream, double scoop in a cup was £4.75 (I think!) ... generally very nice taste, did think the scoop size was a bit on the smaller side compared to many other establishments. Very good overall, attracts huge queues in summer.

Lunch time. Very pretty place to have some lunch. We tried to go to Castle Criccieth, but someone forgot to check if it was open, so we went to lunch.

Visited here yesterday for lunch with my 2 young children. Had a lovely, reasonably priced lunch which we all thoroughly enjoyed. The ice cream was fantastic! I must say the waitress was an absolute credit to your establishment. We will definitely visit again when we’re next in Wales!

Was pleased to find this place when walking in the hot sun. An ice-cream sundae was just what was needed. Service was good and we all enjoyed our cooling dessert. Only negative is it's on the expensive side for what you get, but isn't most things these days!

Don't go here if you're hungry. The queue was near the door when we arrived, with about 7-8 customers ahead of us. It took 50 minutes to get our pie and chips. Was it worth the wait? No, the pie was microwaved, and pastry was soggy. They are 6 people working in the chippy, and only one of the 6 people were actually serving. Everyone had a role to play, but the service was super slow. The poor people at the back of the queue as we were leaving will have to wait around 90 minutes for their chips. The staff were nice enough, very pleasant. But your setup is completely wrong. No one should have to wait more than 10 minutes tops for pie and chips. It was too nice of a day to dine in, but if we wanted to, you couldn't. Although it advertised "eat in" or "takeaway," you couldn't actually eat in as the sitting area was off limits.

Came here and couple of nights ago after reading a few reviews. You did not disappoint! You cook food to order and it's so worth those few minutes wait for delicious fish and chips! A good mix of locals and tourists queueing for food, very well organised with one lady taking orders, 2 gents cooking and 2 ladies packing orders. You do this so well! Thank you!

This is a great fish n chips shop. The ladies is very lovely and welcoming The chef is super friendly and food is amazing ! Fish is freshly cooked and chips is excellent 👍 love it 🥰 Keep up the great work guys

Castle Fish & Chips are masters of their craft, and produce mighty fine fish and chips. That does mean they are rather popular and attract a large patronage, often resulting in a queue. But it is worth the wait. Their system works well, resulting in ready-to-eat cooked to order food. We've been here many times, and have never been dissapointed. The wait may be long sometimes, but the rewards are well worth it. Thank you for being open today (22nd oct 2025). Superb Cod and chips, and the fishcakes I was allowed to try by my daughter were fantastic.

Lovely fish and chips made fresh to order, always a queue out of the shop, but the staff are efficient and will take your order whilst you queue, so by the time you get to the counter your food is ready. Staff are really friendly and accommodating, they put a lot of care into the food and providing a welcoming service to regular customers and holiday makers.

Probably the best fish and chips I've had in the UK. Chips where very good fish was exceptional. No surprise they are popular and therefore busy with a quee stretching out the door. Its well worth the wait, had someone taking orders so by the time you reach the till it's ready which worked really well. Portion sizes where perfect prices no different from any other chippy around that are half the quality. Maybe a minute walk to the beach to eat it.

Food is always fresh because it's cooked to order so there might be a wait, but it's always worth it. The staff are welcoming and friendly. Love coming here, a proper seaside chippy.

Absolutely adore this little place, we visited for the first time while we were on holiday at Haven Hafan-Y-Môr. We arrived just before the breakfast menu ends and the lunch time menu starts. My partner ordered a breakfast bap (two of them actually as he was very hungry) and he made changes to the contents of the bap. I ordered off of the lunch menu, I had a cheese and onion omellete. My son (aged 4) ordered sausage, chips and gravy. We had a lovely man take our order, were gutted we didn't catch his name so we could mention him properly. He sat down with us while taking our order and showed us the specials board too on the TV screen. The upstairs seating is very nice, the styling is beautiful. The food was stunning, cooked to perfection. I was amazed with the salad that came with my food, I was expecting the basic generic side salad.. but this one had peppers, beetroot with a basil/pesto style glaze. We enjoyed it that much we decided to visit a second time but this time brought my partners parents with us. They absolutely loved their food, they both ordered the pulled pork baps. The man waiting on us remembered us from previously and we had a really good conversation. All the staff are lovely there. Even the downstairs seating is beautifully styled. My partner tried the cheesecake on this visit and said it was delicious. Can't wait to visit again when were next in the area.

Stopped at this gem of a cafe to spend a few hours relaxing, playing board games and enjoying nice food and drink. All the food was lovely, but can particularly vouch for the ploughman's accompanied by a lovely cider (as shown in the pictures) 🥰 Very dog friendly and very welcoming. Thanks so much for an amazing visit.

Great tasting food, good bang for your buck, lovely atmosphere, definitely try the breakfast, 10/10 will be eating here again 👍🏼

We went there for breakfast on our way to Llŷn in the morning. It opens at 8, which is superb, as many places open at 9. Very friendly service and a great breakfast with local produce served. Delicious coffee, I call myself a coffee connoisseur. They also serve lunch. Note: This is a dog-friendly establishment.

Great quality and delicious food. The staff were welcoming and friendly. We were visiting the area and they gave great advice for places to visit. Very clean and tidy. Sat upstairs in the window seat with a view of the sea.

Visited here today on a trip to the area - breakfast was below average - cheap ingredients- sausage and bacon tasted cheap and the mushroom was especially lackluster tasteless and rubbery not to mention the microwaved beans - I could of looked past this more had the pricing been cheaper but it was fairly expensive for a regular sized breakfast and the ingredients were such low quality . On the other hand staff were kind and helpful but sadly the breakfast itself let the side down.

Lovely food, great selection of cakes and savoury things. We just had scones and coffee and both were good. Really friendly and welcoming service. The tables outside in the sun are by the road but have lots of lovely big planters full of flowers which make it a really nice place to sit anyway, and the road isn't busy or loud.

Had a lovely meal here today ☺️ The reason for the 4 stars, is I wasn’t overly overwhelmed with the fish but the rest of the diners enjoyed their meals. They do have a really good selection of food and even an exotic burgers menu for the adventurous 😊 The woman behind the bar was lovely, really good service and absolutely no complaints. The pub is super dog friendly, with treat sticks to buy at the bar and fresh water available. Thank you for a lovely experience.

Popped in here for a meal as no other pubs in Cricceth were doing evening meals. Pleasantly surprised at how good it was! On entry it seemed like a locals pub but it wasn't! Service was very prompt and friendly, food on offer was a nice broad selection and beers were a mix of local and national. Would visit again.

Been one or twice while staying in the area. Very friendly pub. Staff are great and helpful. The food was freshly cooked and plentiful. We just happened to be here during a 50% off food offer so even better. Dog friendly as well so win win. Location has free to play pool table. :-)

We visited The Prince of Wales pub in Criccieth for an evening meal and had a really pleasant experience. On arrival, we were welcomed warmly while ordering drinks and enjoyed the cosy, traditional feel of the pub. The menu had a good variety of dishes available and this was also complemented by a specials menu. After a short wait, a member of the friendly team took our food order at the bar, though we did notice table service was also available. Not long after, our meals arrived. We chose the steak and ale pie, which was a classic pot pie served in a ceramic dish with a flaky pastry top, chips, peas, and some extra gravy on the side. It was generously filled with tender beef and was good. Our other dish was a chicken tikka masala, which came out slightly later than the pie, but the delay was well communicated by the team. The waitress was excellent, explaining the situation and ensuring the dish was brought out promptly once ready. The curry itself was delicious, served with half chips and half rice, the best way in our opinion. Overall, it was a lovely meal made even better by the service. The waitress who looked after us (sorry, we didn’t catch her name) was a real standout, attentive, friendly, and exactly the kind of person you’d want on your team. We will definitely return when next in the area.

Lovely little pub with friendly staff, fast service, great food and big portions. The steak and peppercorn sauce were lovely! Would recommend.

Lovely original pub. I didn't have a reservation on a Sunday lunch at 1230 which I was surprised to be asked but when I was fitted in with no problem I realised why. It was busy and so it should be for the value of the Sunday roast. 12.95 for beef or chicken 2pound supplement for lamb. Service was excellent and a lot of places could take a good look at what these ladies are doing right. If I'm back in the area I will definitely be paying another visit

Absolutely smashing roast dinner. Great veggie and vegan options, good selection of drinks. All the staff were lovely and the food was absolutely great.

Lovely, well presented food. The cakes all baked daily were amazing. This is the best cafe I’ve visited in a long time and I’m a regular cafe goer. The decor was inviting, and everywhere was spotless.Staff were efficient and helpful, I felt a sense of real Welsh hospitality today, thank you.

There was a sign inside saying Bar 51 so I am unsure if this place was actually the Bar 51 across the road that had moved over. Nevertheless, staff were very friendly. Food (quiche with tomatoes and asparagus), side salad and coleslaw took some time to be served but it was really delicious and well worth the wait, mainly caused by the fact it was a busy place, a good sign. I highly recommend this place.

Brilliant tea/coffee shop. Made our adult family feel really welcome (mum was in a wheelchair). Food was delicious, and they had a good range of teas served with a real china teacup and saucer 💕

Our newest favorite for an afternoon cup of tea and snack! All of the staff/owners are super friendly and the treats are AMAZING!!! Their scones are the best I have ever had! I purchased the Bakewell Tart to take for dessert to a dinner we had been invited to - and it was delicious!

Absolutely yummy homemade quiche!! And doggie friendly too!

Nice dog friendly cafe on the high street fantastic big fruit scones with tasty jam and clotted cream the coffee was good but strong and I would have just one shot in mine next time service was good and staff were very friendly

Best place in Criccieth, friendliest staff and really good coffee. Dogs allowed at any table now as well 😉

We dropped by the Lloyd George museum with no particular expectations or even prior knowledge. In some respects he's just some guy from a different era who made it into the history books. So what the museum does very well is to show where he came from (very humble roots) and what he achieved (an awful lot). He clearly wasn't perfect (being a philanderer) but his actions made a difference for a lot of people. The museum itself isn't huge but is packed with many relevant objects. You can also visit his childhood home with its outdoor privy. The staff are very helpful and will open it up for you. So there's plenty to take in here if you have any interest in politics or Lloyd George.

Started researching David Lloyd George last year and was fascinated to find how influential he was in defining the course of Britain in the 20th century. Visiting the museum and his childhood home today gave me further insight into this great man and politician. The museum is an absolute gem with plenty of original artifacts. In particular, his personal notes on the treaty of Versailles! Staff are extremely helpful and visiting his grave was a privilege. Well worth a visit into the life of Britain's greatest prime minister!

I visited yesterday with my family as we've found a family link to David Lloyd George, very interesting and staff very helpful in showing us around, The resting place for him is in a peaceful idyllic place....a must see.

This is well laid out Museum dedicated to the life and times of David Lloyd George.He was raised in this small Welsh village and is buried near the Museum. At times a controversial politician. Historically thought he is now considered one of the most effective and transformational politicians of the last two centuries. Well worth a visit. The staff were so helpful and knowledgeable.

This was a really well laid out museum. There was a clear explanation and good narrative regarding his life so I came away with a much better understanding of DLG. A lot of museums nowadays I find don't have that clear narrative thread. This means I leave them and don't really feel that I've learned a great deal. In this case I left feeling I had really learned something. Don't forget to go next door to the cottage and to DLG's grave which is the other side of the car park.

Very interesting museum focused on the personal and political life of Prime Minister David Lloyd George. It sensitively balances different sides of the stories. Lots of interesting objects have been donated and are on display to bring the stories to life, along with photographs, film and audio. The cottage and workshop where he grew up is next door and has been recreated inside based on writings about the family home. Lloyd George's grave is a short walk to the river.

Very interesting museum. Some good exhibits and they show the flaws of the great man as well as his undoubted talents. Well worth a visit. The staff were very helpful.

Love this pub -it's a proper 'drinkers' pub, no airs and graces just good beer and friendly staff. Has the usual line-up of keg drinks and 2 bitters on hand-pump -Nefyn Brewery's Seithenyn (my favourite) and Reverend James. Well worth a visit - Sian the landlady is lovely

Nice pub to have a pint and a chat, good sellection of local beers/drinks, has an outisde area. Worth a visit.

Situated on the high street in Criccieth, this is a nice friendly pub with plenty of choice in beers and soft drinks and coffee.

Was ok, nice garden with good seating and beer selection. only downside was dirty glasses.

Only went in for a drink 🍸 but staff were very friendly and good service

After doing a walk of the town we found this real local pub with outdoor seating, sky sports, friendly staff and locals and selling the best tasting Guinness you could be back in Ireland 🇮🇪 if you shut your eyes.

Sweet place. Dog friendly, didnt even mind when one of our dogs was annoyingly barking or when the other one went into the pub for a nosey!

David is awesome, eternally cheerful, super friendly and humorous service and the best ice creams I have ever tasted. A few years ago our son had a peanut allergy which he thankfully grew out of. David was so good he gave us all the information we needed on allergies and his homemade ice creams and the ingredients and then said ,"The most important thing is this little man here" ill never forget that. He recently said our boys were polite. He does have a very good sense of humour!

Had an amazing raspberry ripple. Very friendly staff! Tasty ice cream. Recommendable xxx

This is by far and wide the best ice cream I have had in the UK, maybe anywhere. The two scoops deal is definitely worth it and the vegan Mango was like eating a juicy piece of the fruit. Not over sweetened at all. Nothing could be better on a hot day by the water. The locals obviously coming by regularly speak for themselves. Go treat yourself, you won't regret it.

The most tastiest icecream. The owner is very nice, and will speak to you about how it's homemade and isn't packed with artificial ingredients etc. The way it is presented is a work of art, what you get for your money is definitely very fair and the choices of flavours is great too. Even the locals were saying how great it tastes and they look forward to coming down to the beach for an icecream. We visited Criccieth in two occasions and visited this little cart twice, we highly recommend the chocolate icecream, the strawberry and the cherry bake well.

Amazing gelato, made by the owner! We had 3 different flavours today and were delicious! Owner was super friendly and funny. Portion was big, especially considering the responsable price. Absolutely recommend :)

Fantastic! We asked whether the ice cream was gluten free - the gentleman serving us understood the need for coeliacs to avoid even crumbs containing gluten. He served us with freshly washed scoops and cut away the surface of the ice cream in the metal tubs so that there was no risk of crumbs from wafer cones. Two delicious scoops of honeycomb and raspberry ripple gelato in a tub :)

Absolutely the best frozen treat we could have asked for on a sunny day by the beach. Between us all we had 6 flavours, including the locally picked mountain billberry flavour and each was incredible!! Beyond delicious. Perfect service by the loveliest guy and amazing gelato 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Love the brummies 😘

Stopped here yesterday for lunch . Opted for the Welsh Rarebit with 2 x slices of grilled bacon and Welsh onion marmalade. Served on granary bread accompanying by a flat white coffee. Absolutely first class. Cooked to perfection. Never had this dish offered with the optional bacon and onion marmalade. These two simple extras transformed it for me. This is a lovely friendly cafe, is doggie friendly. Large outside elevated seating area overlooking the sea. We will definitely visit again on our next visit to Criccieth. I suggest you do as well. 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Stumbled across this cafe on our way out for the day. The cheese scones were delicious and huge!! The Welsh butter served with it was perfectly spreadable and salty. Decaf tea was available and served in a pot. Coffee was also good. The banana and salted caramel cake was also divine. The toilets are very unique! We will definitely come back next time we are in Wales!

Great little Cafe with amazing views if the weather holds out sat looking out across the sea the Welsh dragon cider in hand, bacon. Rarebit freshly made followed by a lemon .....not many things can beat that moment.....and the sun keeping you warm as the seating area keeps you fairly safe from wind from the mainland. #welshbliss. Staff super attentive, food simply good, nothing fancy just good food done well. Keep an eye out for seagulls

This place could be so much more, one of the best views in the town but so worn and dated. In desperate need of some TLC especially outside. Absolutely awful toilets. Four of us had coffee and cake and the cake was bone dry and crumbly. Difficult to score the service as you order at the counter and it’s brought out to the table.

I stopped here because everywhere else was either not open until late afternoon or hugely overpriced. I just wanted a quick lunch without any drama. I ordered the Welsh Rarebit baguette and a can of coca cola. What I got was a Welsh Rarebit on two slices of bread (not a baguette) and a can of Pepsi. None of these things were explained to me by the server when they took the order. If you have very specific dietary requirements this place might make you sick. Oh, they also charged me nearly £15 into the bargain. The only good point about this place is location.

This is an excellent little cafe that makes beautiful light lunches. The warm baguettes are superb and the scones are to die for. Five stars and a thorough recommendation from me.

This review is just for the scorn. I have tried the plain scorn from here 7 years ago. At that time it blew my mind! just enough sweetness and crumble goodness, not so heavy even though it was quite a big size. I have been longing for it for 7 years!!! This time was exactly the same, a happy crumble goodness! Sadly disappeared in a second ... Highly recommended

Great castle to explore, lots of chances for some photos. Lots of steps up to get to the castle but is it worth it for the views. Nice shop at the bottom of the castle. There are a few places where little kids may fall, as there are some parts with no barrier, so take care. Free parking on the side of the road near the castle. entrance.

A small castle, perched above a beautiful Welsh seaside town. The views from the top are fantastic and there are plenty of benches and rocky outcrops to sit down and soak up some of that trademarked Welsh seaside town air. It’s around £8.50 for an adult to enter, slightly less for seniors and less than that for children.

What an amazing place, you can't go wrong with a castle and this one is no different. It's full of history, the staff where amazing, the place is really well kept, I would recommend anyone to visit, the view's on the way up and at the top are incredible. I will definitely visit again.

Criccieth Castle is perched upon a craggy cliff affording stunning panoramic views over the bay. A small ruin but worth a visit. Care must be taken as there are some sharp drops without any barriers. Seating dotted about to relax and soak in the atmosphere. Shop, toilets and information centre on site. Parking is free on the roadside.

The castle is very ruined but the views are breathtaking and are well worth it. Some explanatory exhibits in the shop area then it a good but steep walk around the site.

If you are in the area, Criccieth is a lovely traditional Welsh holiday resort with spectacular views of the Mountains. Easy parking close to the beach with some nice shops and a great Fish & Chip shop.

Caretakered by CADW sitting above the town with views over the beach lists Castell Cricieth. As English Heritage members entrance is free. Pay at the gate is £8.50 per Adult. Unfortunately I made a rookie mistake I didn't check the opening time. So we only grabbed a few pictures of the external castle. The castle is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday so we will be returning on Thursday to venture inside.so this will be part 1 with part 2 to follow. Part 2 Thursday we went to look around the castle. With great views 360 degrees. Toilets and gift shop are onsite at the entrance.

This place is beautiful❤️ worth the visit as it's very close to Haven greenacres holiday park. Parking is fine and easy. Remember to pay for parking but it's cheap and cheerful. Well worth it and plenty to see and do.

We didn't visited on the sunniest of days but we still managed to have an enjoyable walk along the beach (and promenade) plenty of parking nearby along with public toilets and eateries. Of course, what is unique to this beach compared to others in the area is the stunning ruins of the castle overlooking it. Castle is also worth visiting (admission fee applies and check opening times)

Pretty little town, worth a visit, had such a relaxing sunny day. Beautiful view from the castle top.

Nice beach, a bit rocky and very windy today! Plenty of parking and public toilets. Cafes and restaurants nearby. RNLI lifeboat station.

Stunning beach with great views. Castle fish and chips were the best.

A beautiful beach - perfect for swimming and paddleboarding. Pay and display carpark (£5.50 for 12 hours today) right next to the beach and with toilet facilities close by. Limited parking prevents overcrowding. The Wales Coastal path offers great walking opportunities for walkers. Lovely little town with castle ruins to visit too.

The scenery here is magical across the estuary and the beach is lovely and clean, although it is quite stony/pebbly in certain areas. There is plenty of parking along the esplanade or at the car park.

One of my favorite places by the sea in the UK, beautiful clean water, rocky entry to the water, but really worth it. You can feel like you're in Greece.

This is a shingle /pebble beach with railings at the road side. The beach is well below the height of the road so you have to use the steps or the ramp to access the beach. This means you can only get down at either end. The rocks create several rockpools at low tide that harbour lots of life, jellyfish are quite often swept into the beach so be careful. At high tide there is verry little beach as the sea comes right up to the sea walls. No toilets or shops on this side but the views out to sea and of the castle are fantastic.

Clean , sandy, rocky little beach. Great place to play on a sunny day.

Nice little beach to stretch the legs on. Beautiful view of Castell Cricieth on the hill.

Lovely bakery and good coffee shops, well worth a day investigating the town and the beach.

Nice stretch of beach. Dogs are allowed on certain parts, restrictions apply different parts of the year (we think, we decided to go on anyway), only downside is that we couldn't see any public toilets.

Really nice sea front, pebble beach

Ordered one extra large photograph to be framed, and two medium sized photos to be framed. On collection they were perfectly framed. Very friendly, helpful and professional. We got what we wanted, and better ! at a very fair price. Highly recommend, regards Trisha & Hef

They do picture framing. Sound advice, quality work, fair price for good work.

Fabulous pictures in the studio. Stunning new art work by the local ladies, its an art work map of Criccieth. They also do beautiful frames for your pictures. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit.

Does framing and mounting. Can also print from file. Shop keeps a number of prints as well as pre-framed photos, posters and paintings. Good range of local subject matter

Great little gallery! The collection is very well chosen and of an extremely good standard. A lovely light and airy space in which to view a good variety of art.

Interesting gallery of local artists work. Expert framing service.

This is a nice little gallery spanning for three floors.

Nice community centre in the centre of Criccieth. Well organised could also function as a cinema

Loads of room. Plus bar. Easy to find. I can't remember if I seen disabled access. But there was disabled parking. So I presume there is access for the disabled, through the other door.

Lovely hall and a great place to entertain. An appreciative audience.

Came here for a craft fare recently which was a lovely surprise to stumble across. Pretty standard venue

Lovely place to visit