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Barmouth in 3 days

If you only have 3 days to spend in Barmouth, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like Tŷ Gwyn, The Mermaid, and Foxglove, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Dolphin Fish Bar and Barmouth Kebab & Pizza House so you can get the best taste of Barmouth while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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  • Barmouth in 3 days
  • Most popular attractions
  • Southeast side of town
  • Off the beaten path

Day 1

Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Barmouth Bridge, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 7 hours of your day.
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Traeth Abermaw Beach

4.7
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4.7
(1202)
Beach
Outdoor Activities
Traeth Abermaw Beach, also known as Abermaw Beach, is a stunning destination with calm waters for swimming and soft golden sands perfect for strolling. Situated near the town, it offers easy access to charming local shops and eateries. Visitors can explore the surrounding area, including biking trails in Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park and hillwalking among mountains and glacial lakes. The beach itself features vast sand-and-shingle stretches and a quaint harbor overlooking Barmouth Bridge.
Beach is absolutely stunning and very long.. we had a late walk and the waves were crashing against the wall and yes like children we decided to get soaked.. I've never had so much fun, and we were soaking but good memories.
Andrea C — Google review
Fantastic beach in this beautiful quiet small town Barmouth in North Wales. It's not just the beach there so much more to do here, stunning mountains to see and go hiking, historical castles and railway line tour available.
Azmal — Google review
A lovely sandy beach with a nice little town with plenty of places to eat and shops to browse around this really is where the mountains meet the sea! Big spacious car park right on the beach front with plenty of spaces however I can imagine that this still gets very busy in the height of the summer. My only negative to say would be the dog ban on the main area of the beach which takes the best central part of the beach away from dog owners in the summer. There are still dog friendly areas to the right and left of this central area which are still very nice but they can get overcrowded as the space is smaller than the central area.
Dan R — Google review
I've never been to Barmouth before and will go again! The beach is amazingly clean and open with a layer of dry soft sand above the more firmer sand for making sand castles! We had the traditional seaside treat of fish and chips on the beach then ice creams all round! There's even a fairground to spend extortionate amounts of money too! Look at my other reviews to see where I've been!
James T — Google review
Always wonderful experience. Love this beach and views
Satpal K — Google review
Absolutely love everything about coming here., the drive in and out is so gorgeous. The scenery is spectacular. I love the drive so much.. I went mid week and I had virtually an open road., I was so happy.. once you land in Barmouth there is a great little cafe that I forgot the name of but it’s opposite the sea view on a corner sell great soup! And the fish and chip shop oooh so good! Beach is clean, sandy and great for everyone., a real easy day.. stunning scenery, easy parking. 5* road trip
Samantha M — Google review
Amazing beach, very clean. Lots of room and sand. Classic British holiday location. Arcade machines, rides, ice cream, fish & chips. On a warm sunny day, it's perfect.
Adam P — Google review
Amazing beach. Areas for people with dogs and areas dog free. The town is lovely with plenty of shops, but it was the beach itself that is the best bit. Shallow and clean enough for hours of paddling with the kids. Will definitely be returning.
Chris M — Google review
Porkington Terrace, Barmouth, LL42 1LX, United Kingdom•Tips and more reviews for Traeth Abermaw Beach
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Barmouth Beach

4.8
(1575)
Barmouth Beach, also known as Traeth Abermaw, is a popular destination in northern Wales. It offers a classic British seaside experience with its summer funfair, fish and chips, candy floss, and amusement arcades. The beach provides stunning views of the Mawddach estuary and the impressive Cadair Idris mountain. Situated in Snowdonia National Park, it's an ideal spot for relaxation after hiking.
Stunning Day Out at Barmouth Beach! We had an absolutely lovely time visiting Barmouth Beach! The views were truly stunning, with a wide expanse of sandy beach that's perfect for families. There’s plenty of space for kids to run around, play games, and build sandcastles ideal for a relaxing day by the sea. The beach itself is clean and well maintained, and it wasn’t overcrowded even during peak hours, which made our visit even more enjoyable. Parking was very convenient, with a large car park (Barmouth Main Car Park) located just next to the beach. Public toilets are also available nearby at Barmouth Public Convenience, which was a big plus, especially with kids. There are plenty of attractions close to the beach, including a children’s play area, small fairground rides, and various food stalls. It’s a great place to grab a bite or treat yourself to some classic seaside snacks. We also enjoyed a peaceful walk along the promenade, which offered lovely views of the Barmouth Bridge a beautiful spot for photos or just taking in the scenery. There are also some nice restaurants along the seafront if you fancy a sit down meal. Overall, it was a very positive experience, and we will definitely be coming back again!
M K — Google review
Nice a peaceful beach .very quiet as compared to other beaches . This beach offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, making it a pleasant spot for families and anyone looking to unwind. There are a few simple games for children and even traditional donkey rides, adding a nostalgic charm to the experience. While the setting is enjoyable and has the potential to be a real gem, it’s let down by a lack of proper maintenance and care from the local council. Facilities may be a bit worn or under-serviced, no shower and changing facilities for visitors which is a shame which is a shame given the beach’s otherwise lovely character.
Amrit S — Google review
Very good place to spend the time. Really nice long, wide and mostly sandy beach with shallow, quite clean and warm water. Close to the town infrastructure like parking spaces, toilets, shops, restaurants and children's fun fair. I try to be there every year when the weather is perfect like yesterday heatwave. 1 star less for letting barbeques on the beach.
Magdalena M — Google review
On a over cast rainy day we ventured out to Barmouth. Plenty of parking space opposite the beach £1.55 for 2 hours. Small market was in full flow and there are varied shops and cafes. Had a great walk around and a good look at the Barmouth Bridge although there was a lot of fog coming off the mountains. Would be great to visit here when the weather is sunny. Definitely Will return to Barmouth
Michael C — Google review
We came for a holiday and stayed a few villages over. We came to the beach nearly everyday and our children loved it. The beach is so lovely a clean and the water is crystal clear. The children loved splashing around and playing. We enjoyed going in the arcades and looking around all the shops. It is a quaint little town that we would definitely visit again.
S B — Google review
The sand there is amazing and sun set absolutely spectacular. Highly recommended to visit. Parking opposite and 2h starts from £1.55 if you have coins, slightly more expensive if pay by phone app.
Bea F — Google review
A beautiful clean beach with clear blue seas. Loads of places to have food, coffees, ice cream and novelty shops to browse. Parking is tricky in holiday times as everywhere fills up quickly.
Ian S — Google review
Been going to Barmouth now for over 20 years the views across the estuary are the best in the world. The town although small is a friendly place with a good selection of shops and places to eat.
Martin P — Google review
PW9Q+P2, Barmouth, LL42 1HB, United Kingdom•https://www.visitmidwales.co.uk/Barmouth-Barmouth-Beach/details/…•Tips and more reviews for Barmouth Beach
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The Mermaid

4.5
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4.4
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$$$$cheap
Fish and chips takeaway
Fast food restaurant
Fish & chips restaurant
"The Mermaid" is a popular seafood restaurant in Barmouth, known for its lovely sea food and other quality dishes like duck and steak. The restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with friendly service. Visitors can also enjoy traditional fish and chips, as well as delicious ice cream at the nearby Knickerbockers Ice Cream Bar. The location of "The Mermaid" is great, making it an ideal place to indulge in fresh and tasty seafood while enjoying the charming surroundings of Barmouth.
No visit would be complete without having fish and chips from The Mermaid Barmouth. Local and tourist favourite. 11.45 we were queued up up ready for it to open small fish and chips £6 medium £7 excellent value. Really enjoyed our meal, you can sit in or take away. If like us you have to queue its well worth the wait.
Michael C — Google review
On holiday with my sister and a friend, we liked the look of this cafe, so called in for our meal. My fish, chips, and pineapple fritter were absolutely amazing. Very very tasty 😋 and hot. The chips were crispy on the outside, delicious. The tea machine wasn't working so I was told we could go to the bakery next door to buy a cuppa and bring it back to have with my meal. Wow! Not only were our drinks nice and hot. They sold cakes. I was spoilt for choice and could have bought loads. But I only bought a Chelsea bun and a Vienese. Ver large cakes and worth every penny. Great value for money. I think 2 teas, 1 coffee, and the cakes cost about £12. My meal cost £9. Very reasonable. I definitely recommend The Mermaid - and the bakery of course.
Patricia R — Google review
The best of Wales. Always busy. We need to wait for at least 5 to 10 minutes. The time i were there was nearly 5 pm in the evening. I waited around 20 minutes . The best fish and ships in the whole UK . No parking. Only 17 people can eat in. The batter fried cod fis was so succulent inside and crispy outside, and the wedges they fry a massive amount of it not from the refrigerator just chop in the machine and into the pool of good quality oil we can see through the glasses itself.
Vishnu V — Google review
We had two mini fish and chips @ £7 each for myself and partner .. kids had chicken nuggets and chips in smaller boxes. Total £24 The chips on the top appeared nice but mini fish really tiny wasn’t goi g to do a review but after you eat fee nice chips on top your left with hard crispy bits the left overs from the fryer .. it was in all 4 boxes so obviously a bulking trick they use… never again will we go there .. its a trick to get you im as you see people lining up to go in !!!!
Kate J — Google review
1st time I had been however girlfriend knew about . Found a table but luck of the draw if you get one . We arrived at the right time as 10mins later the que was starring. Cooked fresh . Lovely piece of cod Plenty of chips all tasted amazing!! 10 out of 10 !!
Marc W — Google review
Best fish and chips I have had in Wales. Spicy curry sauce amazing. Possibly best curry sauce in UK. Cod cooked perfectly. Chips perfectly cooked. Best spam fritter have ever tasted. Location great as a 2 minute walk to the beach. There was a queue before it opened. And a queue after we finished our meal at one of their tables. People for a reason. Not because the service is poor, the service was superb. There is a queue because of how good this place is. When in Barmouth or that part of Wales, the Mermaid is a must.
Paul C — Google review
I tried a few things in the same order, sausage, chips, gravy all beautifully cooked and very tasty but I also got a fish and unfortunately every bite seemed to had bones which is a massive put off for me. I will definitely go again but I won't be able to order a fish again, very disappointing as what I did try of the fish was again very tasty and had a lovely batter.
Honest J — Google review
About an hour queue for this chippy, with people queuing down the street. Had a big group order which took less than 10 mins to make. The curry sauce was nice, but I think the portion of chips should be bigger compared to the price and how long people wait for it. I also had a halloumi fritter which was nice too, but a bit greasy underneath (which is to be expected). The two girls on the till (20/8/25 at 630pm) were sweet and helpful with our order even once we added one more portion of chips after the order had gone to the card reader.
Sophie B — Google review
Jubilee Rd, Barmouth, LL42 1LT, United Kingdom•http://themermaidfishbarbarmouth.co.uk/•+44 1341 212101•Tips and more reviews for The Mermaid
3 min · 0.14 mi
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The Royal

4.5
(1351)
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4.4
(309)
Pub
Bed & breakfast
Restaurant
The Royal in Barmouth is a spacious pub and restaurant offering a selection of Welsh real ale, local dishes, and a charming beer garden. It's an ideal spot for families or romantic evenings with its elegant decor and attentive service. Sports enthusiasts can catch the latest games while enjoying the friendly community atmosphere. Additionally, The Royal also operates as a historic bed and breakfast with free WiFi, a garden, and family rooms available. Guests can enjoy delicious food with beautiful views at the on-site restaurant.
I stayed at The Royal with my wife and two girls for two nights. We had a fantastic time. The room was amazingly clean and the hospitality was fantastic. The breakfast was absolutely delicious and I cannot find a fault at all. So much so that I have booked for us to stay there for a whole week next year. Looking forward to it!
Huw P — Google review
Absolutely brilliant place to see, have a walk all over as the murals are excellent. We've ate there twice, a group of four and six and everyone was very very pleased. Prices are all very fair. I gather the time are also excellent. An easy five star place, good luck to the owners. Paul.
Paul N — Google review
Really enjoyed my visit to The Roal. The staff were friendly and gave a warm welcome as soon as we walked in, which made all the difference. The pint of Thatchers Gold was spot on — ice cold and properly poured. It’s a relaxed, inviting place, and I’d 100% go back again for drinks or food. Great atmosphere and service — definitely worth a visit.
Jessica O — Google review
Well from the moment we checked in the staff were very friendly and professional. Room was very spacious and well equipped. Fridge and fan which we didn't expect and the tea tray didn't disappoint. We stayed for five nights and even though we were right above the front door noise was expected but not really an issue. You are pre-warned before booking: guests have their own entrance so don't have to go through bar if don't want to which was nice. You can choose your breakfast the night before from a tick list but don't have to: we found it very helpful. Going for breakfast in the morning was a look forward to moment because from the first morning to the last we were greeted with a smile and a laugh from the exceptional team of the chef and especially Brian(Daddy). Paul(Puppy). And banana. We had such a laugh and set us up for the day with a smile: Can't recommend this place to stay enough. We had a fantastic time there: will definitely be going again. Love Gavin & Stacey (Lisa)
Gavin C — Google review
Wonderful stay, quirky building with bags of character and the most unique art work inside adding to its charm. Mark and Yvonne are wonderful friendly and accommodating hosts and the staff are very attentive and hardworking. Drinks are super reasonable too. 10/10 thankyou 🥰
Roxanne T — Google review
We cannot fault this fantastic friendly place , wow , just wow . From the moment we arrived to when we left we were amazed at how friendly the place was . Every staff member we met was so welcoming and friendly and nothing was too much trouble . We had room 8 , spotlessly clean and with a lovely well stocked coffee and tea station . Immaculate bathroom with a brilliant shower . The breakfast was amazing all served by a very cheerful man whose name we didn’t get and nothing was too much trouble . We highly recommend The Royal with all its quirky features . Just an amazing experience. Your staff are a credit to you .
Dawnie S — Google review
Great pub. Friendly staff good service and they do a happy hour. Prices are reasonable for the area. Spent a few nights in here on our holiday
Richard M — Google review
Well what can I say? What an amazing experience for my wife 60th birthday the staff couldn’t be more helpful if they tried even harder and they were absolutely amazing. What a great place. lots of love, Miriam and Sean room 2. Xx
Sean C — Google review
King Edward St, Barmouth, LL42 1AB, United Kingdom•https://www.theroyalbarmouth.co.uk/•+44 1341 213992•Tips and more reviews for The Royal
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When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away from The Royal.

Dolphin Fish Bar

4.4
(282)
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4.0
(197)
Fish and chips takeaway
Fast food restaurant
Dolphin Fish Bar is a charming spot in Barmouth, offering a delightful selection of fresh tea, coffee, and homemade cakes. It's known for its lovely fish and chips that can be enjoyed on-site or taken out. While it may not be as famous as some other eateries in the area, it offers delicious food without the long queues. The large portions of fish and chips are particularly noteworthy, with perfectly cooked cod fillets and well-sized chips.
Finally a fish n chip shop that delivers the best quality of food and service at a great price. We tried the cod n chips and haddock n chips with curry sauce on the side. Fantastic flavor and cooked to perfection. The fish is so fresh and tasty, and the chips are cooked just right, welcoming staff with a very friendly service. Great value for money, will definitely make the Dolphin a must visit for great fish n chips.
Shaun S — Google review
Honestly one of the best fish and chips I’ve ever eaten. The food was fresh and the batter on the fish was light and crispy. Chips were perfect. Service was good and price not too bad. Nothing to fault here.
Sarah A — Google review
Beautiful fish and chips, very reasonable price, super polite staff, fast service. Would highly recommend.
Ellen H — Google review
I had the Haddock Chips and Mushy Peas. The service was very good and the meal was excellent.
Ian B — Google review
Lovely food. Have been there with my son on bank holiday and food was served quick. Fish was slightly battered and I actually could taste a real fish not just thick batter. A bit small inside but staff nice a polite. Definitely will recommend
Ang P — Google review
The food was delicious. This is one of the best chippy's you will ever find ! And the prices were amazing. I can not rate this place enough. They cooked the food fresh.
Kevin P — Google review
We went to this chippy last week, while camping nearby. The cod was fried completely fresh, and we have now decided it is the best fish and chips we have had. Just away from the seafront, and is nowhere near as busy (and more reasonably priced) as the ones on the seafront.
Ben W — Google review
12 of us stopped here, fresh and tasty food cooked to order Best chippy chips ive had in a long time. Worth a visit if hungry and in the area
Christopher B — Google review
King Edward St, Barmouth, LL42 1AD, United Kingdom•+44 1341 280638•Tips and more reviews for Dolphin Fish Bar

Barmouth Kebab & Pizza House

4.2
(329)
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3.6
(58)
Kebab shop
Grill
Barmouth Kebab & Pizza House is a popular spot in Barmouth, offering a variety of delicious options. Visitors have praised the lovely pizza and chips, as well as the generous portions of kebabs and chips. The food is described as good quality and freshly cooked, with polite staff providing great service. The menu includes chicken strips, chips with garlic mayo & chilli sauce, and excellent pizzas. Customers appreciate the quick service and fresh ingredients.
very delicious meat. well seasoned, juicy, perfectly baked. standard salads, very good sauces. large portions, fair price. I recommend
Anna S — Google review
Really great kebabs. Great portion all round would definitely recommend.
David O — Google review
Just went in to order some food. I was after just meat. The staff came across as very rude. I brushed it off as they had a bad day. But I asked if there was anything you could do so I could have just meat, and I was dressed down. If I were hungry I would have ordered loads. Clearly, they don't need money. I would have charged someone a regular price when they only wanted meat. I've just noticed that the is a common theme with their customer service. I'm not the only one. Update: I stand but what I said. Yes I asked for just meat. Not a kabab. You were the rude one. I'm not going to spend my money so I walked out. Thank you for confirming your actions
Matthew B — Google review
The only takeaway open til 10:30 pm in Abermaw on a normal weekday! This town seems to have no life in the evenings. Very nice tasty pizzas at very reasonable price. About 25 different flavours on the menu.
Wade M — Google review
When i gave order the counter man. He was very Rudd behaviour and he was free but still told me wait . I will never recommend anyone to come this shop. I donot know about food but the first thing them behaviour . That was very very bad with costumers .
Davinder D — Google review
Decent food but one of the worst customer service … at least one staff is very arrogant … the other one kept on trying to calm him down .. just felt like someone constantly kept on stepping on his tail… and his response to everything is rude. Very poor customer service. Probably still in business because of location and serving halal (which not really sure how their pizza range is *halal* as they are serving Ham pizzas as well). Get ur attitude and customer services right guys …
M K — Google review
Very yummy delicious halal food in Barmouth. We enjoyed every bite. Just bear in mind that not everything is halal there. So just enquire before your order. Our portion size was very reasonable. And the standard of food high. Highly recommend it.
Shomaila's W — Google review
Ordered 65 pizzas for a school trip and Barmouth Kebab and Pizza were exceptionally accommodating! Despite such a large order, I collected them on time and the pizzas were all warm. Would recommend!
Mark S — Google review
5 High St, Barmouth, LL42 1DL, United Kingdom•https://www.barmouthkebabpizza.co.uk/•+44 1341 280526•Tips and more reviews for Barmouth Kebab & Pizza House
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Murray's Cafe Bar

4.7
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4.5
(217)
Permanently Closed
$$$$affordable
Cafe
Murray's Cafe Bar is a charming spot that offers great food and a relaxed atmosphere. The cafe is known for its delicious paninis, with special attention given to accommodating those with dietary restrictions such as gluten-free and celiac choices. Visitors appreciate the separate preparation area for gluten-free options, making it a welcoming place for those with specific dietary needs. The cafe's friendly owners are praised for their accommodating nature, making it a favorite spot for many despite its somewhat limited opening hours.
I was viewing the menu here when Ted the owner asked me what I was looking for. I asked if they did bacon sandwiches, and Ted said he'd make me one. Inside, I met Hazel, and had a lovely bacon sandwich and cup of tea, whilst chatting to Ted. All whilst they prepared to open. They both made my day. Please visit this cafe these people are lovely and deserve to do well in their new venture.
David F — Google review
I ordered a memory from my childhood, Welsh rarebit, adding bacon. The presentation for a small cafe was amazing, The food was tasty and filling. This cafe has lots of munchy cakes on show, I couldn't eat another thing so I took a couple of scones back to the van, lovely with butter in the evening. Coffee was good . The two young men serving were hyper polite and friendly. I travel all over Wales in my van this cafe goes to number ONE on my list for a good experience good value, and good food. I will definitely visit Murray's cafe next time I am in Barnmouth.
Carol P — Google review
Here you will find without any doubt the most friendly people of all the places in Barmouth where you can get a good cup of coffee. The cake is delicious and the service superb. This is why you go to Barmouth 😃 So please, when you see the owners walk up the steep streets to go home, do give them a hand with the stuff they're carrying. You might get a coffee the next day 😃😊
Gert-Jan R — Google review
Lovely clean comfy cafe. Pleasant staff and good service. Lovely pastries and drinks
Janet H — Google review
Now called Wendy’s. Best cafe in Barmouth. Best milkshakes in the world according to my children. Delicious scones and the Hummingbird cake was amazing. Good food cooked which is becoming rarer so a lovely treat! Wonderful staff and a nice place to sit for an hour. And child friendly too. Very good value. Dairy free ans gluten free options. Only good things to say.
Amanda C — Google review
Very friendly atmosphere and great service, the food we ordered was quick but not too quick. Well presented and delicious. The cake after was excellent as well. A fab find and will return
Jamie G — Google review
Lovely little cafe, friendly staff, good range of drinks and cakes. Music playing softly in the background so you don't have to raise your voice to talk to your companions. If you are looking for somewhere a little more relaxed and friendly than the normal Costa or Star Bucks this place is definitely worth a visit.
John D — Google review
Lovely GF lemon meringue pie for me, hubby - a cherry scone (a lovely change from the norm). All other food seen looked delicious. A bonus is the amount of GF options they had. We will definitely visit again & recommend!
Julie M — Google review
King Edward St, Barmouth, LL42 1AN, United Kingdom•Tips and more reviews for Murray's Cafe Bar

The Bank Restaurant, Barmouth

4.7
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4.8
(547)
Restaurant
European restaurant
The Bank Restaurant in Barmouth is a contemporary venue located in a tastefully renovated old Natwest bank. It is one of the 30 best restaurants in Barmouth, offering an exciting dining experience. The restaurant opened its doors in November 2016 and has since become a popular choice for locals and visitors alike. With its unique setting and passion for culinary excellence, The Bank Restaurant provides a delightful dining option in coastal Barmouth.
This place is AMAZING! The asparagus and pea soup are heavenly. Strongly recommend! Every dishes is tasty. We order lamb meatball humus, scalap , beetroot carpaccio and soup for starter. For main we order lobster, prawn tagliatelle, duel beef, and duck breast. Tagliatelle is a bit too creamy(but the salmon on top is cooked perfectly), but everything else is simply very very well cooked. Would definitely revisit when we get a chance. This place is at least a bib gourmet if Michelin ever come and rate this place.
Jasmine C — Google review
Fab meal at the bank. The crab starter was immense and all three of our mains where top quality. The bread and olive oil was free and was gorgeous. Would highly recommend the bass.
Matthew M — Google review
Lovely meal, I started with a gift from the kitchen: warm focaccia bread and olive oil. I couldn't decide between the Ham Croquettes and the Crispy Seaweed with Aioli. After speaking to the staff about their preference, I ended up ordering both, oops! No regrets. The seaweed was delicious, and I could have easily taken a box of it home with me. For the starter, I chose Pan-Fried Scallops with Sweetcorn Puree and Chorizo. It was a little overdone with the watercress, but everything tasted fantastic, especially the sweetcorn puree. For the main course, I ordered Pork Tenderloin with Black Pudding Bonbon, Crackling, Mustard Mash, Braised Savoy Cabbage, and Apple Cider Jus. Everything was beautifully cooked! #barmouth #restaurant #mocktail #pork
Matthew B — Google review
We booked a table in advance and it was expected to be slightly high end kind of restaurant. The service was exceptionally good and welcomed. The food price wasn't over the top but portion of foods could be dainty. The lamb rump with a bed of leek cheese sauce was a little like a messy presentation but cheesy and somehow is slightly too salty than my liking. Asparagus peas ricotta vegetarian lagsane was yummy, the fried courgettes were nice to eat. Dessert bread and butter pudding in whiskey custard sauce was really dainty and crispy bread. How I wish the whiskey sauce could be more generous than it was. Thank you for the great table service and complimented foccacia bread and olive oil. Hopefully next time we there again can try other dishes. I was hopeful to get another bottle local beer but colder and more heads than the one I had.
Serene D — Google review
We’ve been going to the Bank every year now for eight years. The food is always excellent and the service friendly and efficient. The chef is clearly very talented and it’s great to see a family run business achieving such high quality. We have two girls and they’ve always enjoyed eating at The Bank too, and the menu has enough variety and is flexible enough to accommodate them.
David G — Google review
5 star all the way. The best duck leg I've ever had. My partner had steak and it was cooked to perfection. The place was clean, the staff very attentive and as I've said before, the food was one of the best we've had.
Lucy M — Google review
This place serves fantastic food but it's so much more than that. The service both times we visited was above and beyond and my sister was made to feel both welcome and relaxed on each interaction. I travel the world for food when I can and the dishes here were of a very high standard, especially the risotto. The service stood out and was possibly the best I have known in my worldwide quest for food. Hence we returned twice in 4 days.
Bruce S — Google review
A restaurant only open for dinner. Pre-booked for 2 people, we had half hot lobster and white crab for starters, surf&turf and risotto for main course, rum caramelised bananas and affogato as dessert. A bit disappointed with the prawn from the surf&turf, it was far too salty which is nearly ruin the balance. Overall, It was a great experience, I would give 4 and half stars. Friendly staff, fresh and healthy ingredients and nice atmosphere. Best dining in local area so far would definitely recommend.
Summer — Google review
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Southeast side of town
For day 2, we recommend exploring the southeast side side of town. Start the day off with Harbwr Abermaw Barmouth Harbour, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Barmouth Bridge. All together, your day would be filled with about 7 hours of non-stop fun.
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Harbwr Abermaw Barmouth Harbour

4.7
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4.6
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Marina
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Harbwr Abermaw Barmouth Harbour is a picturesque destination with a variety of dining options, including seafood, cafes, and ice cream parlors along the harbor. It's a popular spot for activities like crab fishing and paddle boarding when the tide is in. The area offers stunning views of Cader Idris and the Mawdach estuary, with the historic Barmouth bridge as a focal point. Visitors can explore the small marina and enjoy boat rides for two.
Lovely little working harbour area. Stunning surrounding views. Great for crabbing at high tide (there are loads of places to get equipment cheaply in Barmouth). The food and drink spots along the harbour front are all great and you can't really go wrong with whatever you choose. Definitely stop off at Knickerbockers for an ice cream.
Rachel — Google review
Clean beach,plenty of parking next to beach. Nice and flat. Lovely clean sand Friendly people.
Hiline 2 — Google review
Beautiful and peaceful place. Clean, amazing views which ever way you look.
David O — Google review
One of my fave escapes, absolutely beautiful, surrounding area has pubs, eateries and a great friendly vibe
Jason G — Google review
Beautiful place. Stunning beaches and dunes. Parking can be difficult to find if you don't arrive early. There is a train station though, if thats an option. Small funfair and amusements The shops are typically seaside and not very dog friendly. The mermaid fish shop is well worth a visit, but expect a queue.
Andrea A — Google review
Just love Barmouth it's a great seaside town with a lovely beach typical little fair for the little ones and plenty of little shops to visit
Michelle H — Google review
A pleasant little seaside town with plenty of coffee shops and cafes. The beach is very clean and good for families although it can get a bit windy. It has a good range of independent shops as well as a Coop supermarket.
Tom L — Google review
Lovely place to visit.enjoyed the day.
Terry S — Google review
The Quay, Barmouth, LL42 1HB, United Kingdom•https://www.gwynedd.llyw.cymru/en/Residents/Documents-Residents/…•+44 1341 280671•Tips and more reviews for Harbwr Abermaw Barmouth Harbour and Public Conveniences
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The Lobster Pot

4.4
(773)
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3.9
(508)
$$$$affordable
Seafood restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Cafe
If you're seeking a delightful dining experience in Barmouth, The Lobster Pot is a top choice for seafood enthusiasts. Situated near the beach, this charming restaurant offers a genuine taste of Welsh coastal cuisine. Adorned with maritime decor, it immerses diners in Barmouth's seafaring culture. The menu features an array of fresh catches such as lobster, crab, prawns, and various fish dishes.
went there twice in just a few days, the young staff were brilliant super polite. Luke delivered our food super quickly with a smile (even on a busking hot day) They do takeouts as well. i wasn't expecting much from a seaside cafe, however i was surprised, Fresh seafoods and opted for mackerel salad (very generous size - could have shared between two) friend had dressed crab, and the other mussels and fries - lovely outdoor and indoor seating, great location and simple fresh food menu.
Emma W — Google review
Food was really good. Might not be the lowest price in town but it was totally worthy. I liked the sea view from the window too.
Rachel T — Google review
We visited The Lobster Pot yesterday for a late lunch. All dishes were excellent, arrived promptly and tasted great. My daughter loved her Seafood Linguine, while my better halfs Thai Prawn Burger was fantastic. I really enjoyed my Seafood Medley too. Overall, an excellent place for lunch and decent value for money too.
David J — Google review
Love this place, great food and helpful staff. Food is delicious be it breakfast or lunch. Dogs welcome inside or out. Lovely views from the outside seating across the estuary.
Jacqueline B — Google review
We visited the Lobsterpot this week hoping for a lovely experience, as the website looked so nice. The place is pleasant but tight, we were seated near the kitchen door so my husband, who sat with his back to the narrow walkway, constantly had the staff squeezing by with dishes of food and was bumped into a few times. Not the staffs fault at all, they were lovely, it's just very narrow. We ordered a mackerel and potato salad and a prawn and avocado salad. My husband didn't eat his fish, it was all bones. My salad had 3 small slices of avocado and shrimps rather than prawns. They were just mostly green leaves. It was expensive for what it was. We were very disappointed and wouldn't go again. There wasn't even a bathroom, you had to cross the road to use public toilets. More like a cafe really. Would not recommend.
Jenny B — Google review
Visited The Lobster Pot today after a brisk walk on the beach. Food and service were amazing 👏 I can definitely recommend the linguine. Plenty of room for my large greyhound, who got spoilt rotten 😁
Robin H — Google review
Fabulous service. We ordered and didn’t have to wait any longer than 5 minutes! Would definitely recommend it was fabulous and will be back again! Friendly staff can’t fault this place. It’s worth going to Barmouth just to visit this place!
Susan S — Google review
Nice little place next to the harbour. Food was acceptable if not overpriced for what it was. My food was the Cod giujons on a bap with fries. The bun was a little dry as the two giujons did not fill the bap, and there was only one lettuce leaf with no garnish, etc. Edible, but for the price, I would expect a little more. Fries were good and lots of them. Two adult meals and a child's meal came to over £36 without drinks, so it seems expensive. I would add that I overheard some of the younger staff swearing to each other but within earshot of my 4 Yr old granddaughter so not overly impressed although they were friendly and attentive with the customers. A mixed review. Would I go again? Maybe, if the price was lower and the staff kept their conversation professional within earshot of customers.
Peter J — Google review
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Davy Jones Locker

4.5
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4.2
(675)
$$$$cheap
Cafe
Restaurant
Davy Jones Locker is a popular dog-friendly restaurant located right on the harbor, offering outdoor seating for guests with pets. Known for its generous portions and fresh seafood, it's a great spot to enjoy a meal after a beach walk. The quirky nautical-themed building provides great views of Cader Idris across the estuary. Visitors praise the friendly service and delicious menu, which includes scrumptious breakfasts, sandwiches, and traditional dinner dishes.
Fantastic views. Quirky cosy character is seated inside. V tasty food including gluten and dairy free options for friend. Friendly staff. What's not to love.
Anna S — Google review
I came in here for breakfast as it looked a great cafe and it was,plenty of seating inside and out right next to the water which made the location absolutely fantastic.i ordered a breakfast and coffee which cost £14.95 which I thought was a bit expensive but it is in a tourist destination so I think you've got to expect that.The breakfast was good but again like a breakfast had yesterday the sausages were awful. Absolutely the cheapest rubbish sausages you could get and paying that price you'd expect the best quality ingredients.The rest of the breakfast was absolutely fine and I really enjoyed it.Just buy some decent sausages and it would have been great.The staff were fantastic and I couldn't rate them high enough.I'd definitely come back here as the cafe is excellent as is the location but I'll have lunch next time instead of breakfast
Ian B — Google review
Called in for breakfast and found it busy which you would expect in August. The wait to put my order in was longer than the wait for the food so it balanced out overall. I had the cooked breakfast and it was very well cooked but the sausages are not my thing as they tasted cheap and deep fried. Some people like them but I'd settle for a single quality sausage than two cheap ones. Other than that highly recommended.
Jonathon P — Google review
Had a fantastic meal here with a beautiful view over the water. The breakfast was hearty, freshly cooked, and full of flavour. Friendly staff and a lovely atmosphere made it even better. Perfect spot to relax and enjoy good food by the sea.
Jacob W — Google review
Visited last Sunday, at 9 o'clock and it was already almost full. We always stop there for breakfast passing through Barmouth. A place we always enjoy and try to sit outside with fab views of the harbour. A lovely breakfast as always, definitely a great stop to make. Lovely atmosphere, friendly helpful staff. Excellent choice of food and drinks, nice to see more than 5 tea choices. Food excellent, presentation excellent, nothing too much trouble. Food arrived fairly quickly, despite it being a fairly busy time. There is a large selection of cakes in the fridge for sale. There are tables outside as well. There are no toilets, but there are some across the road. Great experience overall. Highly recommended
Efsevia S — Google review
Popped in for a bacon n egg sandwich and cupa tea . Food quality outstanding aka more of a premium cut of bacon ,and egg was cooked to perfection. Would recommend to all who vist Barmouth. Very perlite staff friendly atmosphere. If I could could 6 stars I would.
2smoke 4 — Google review
Fab food, fab service, fab atmosphere....ticks all the boxes 👌🏼 (and great value!)
Daniel G — Google review
Stopped here for some breakfast before my long walk in storm Amy, always a favourite destination when in Barmouth. As per usual, lovely breakfast sandwich, lovely coffee in a lovely atmosphere with great service. A must visit if you are in Barmouth 👌
Hong S — Google review
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1 min · 100 ft
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Isis Pizzeria

4.6
(785)
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4.3
(454)
$$$$affordable
Pizza restaurant
Fast food restaurant
Isis Pizzeria is a charming and relaxed eatery that promises an array of delectable pizzas, catering to both meat lovers and vegetarians alike. Nestled by the harbor, it’s just a short walk from Wynnstay, making it an ideal spot for casual dining. The menu extends beyond pizza to include salads and various meal options available throughout breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours. For those who enjoy a drink with their meal, Isis Pizzeria is also licensed to serve wines and beers.
This is an amazing restaurant in an amazing location. Good menu of pizzas, burgers, paninis, baguettes, wraps, potatoes. We ate here twice while in the area because the food was so good (and service) I had pizza both visits (Chorizo & hot honey / Goats cheese) and the dough was really really good. Plenty of toppings and the tomato sauce was excellent. (I took away some of the pizza and reheated it in the microwave in our accommodation and it was nearly as good as it was in the restaurant - which is always a good sign of a quality pizza dough) My wife had the cod goujon ciabatta which was also very good. Perfectly breaded flaky cod and not greasy at all. The portion of dough balls were also lovely. Big and doughy with lots of lovely garlic butter to dip in. This might look like just another restaurant in a beach town but I highly recommend the food here, and we'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.
Sam S — Google review
Nice area and good location. We ordered the pizza and it was not good. It was under cooked and doughy. Couldn’t finish it and repeated on me all day
Rider88 — Google review
Lovely little pizza place. We were struggling to find somewhere to eat on bank holiday Friday. We asked if we could eat and they said an hour wait. We were hungry and this was more than acceptable. The food arrived after 35 minutes so that was a bonus. The staff were lovely and friendly and when the food arrived it was really nice. We had the meat feast and a pepperoni pizza with sides of tempura prawns chips and onion rings. The pizzas were amazing and the home made bases were delicious. The prawns were banging too! There were a variety of sauces you could have (brown sauce I assume for the breakfast menu). My only recommendation would be bbq as I like that with pizza crusts. Overall very happy with this eatery.
William F — Google review
We ordered 4 pizzas and they all arrived in varying degrees of under cooked to slightly too well done. It wasn't the end of the world but it was odd to not have the table checked after receiving mains. Staff didn't really have a presence other than taking the order at the till. This was in stark contrast to when we visited last year when we had a lovely chat with a lady who we presumed was the owner/manager.
Christine J — Google review
Had lunch with a large group with varying dietary needs and there was something tasty for us all. Nice and light & airy. Seating inside or outside opposite the beach so just beware of the seagulls as they've obviously heard how great the food is here too! The Pizzas are amazing as is the gluten free halloumi burger! Friendly service and for how busy it was the wait wasn't too long considering. We will be returning when next in the area!
J H — Google review
Visited on Saturday, 6th September 2025. Unfortunately, we picked this Pizzeria on the front, and as there was no room inside, we ate outside in the howling wind. A few items were not available from the menu, and what we did order was either burnt or undercooked.
Jeffrey S — Google review
Stopped off today while walking around Barmouth and im so glad we did, we sat straight away, ordered (too much for 2 people 😄) and we didn't have to wait very long at all, food was amazing and we definitely ordered too much but I would definitely be back
Nikki F — Google review
Called in here for a bit of lunch. Stood waiting to be served -for a while as the person using the till was either having issues or inexperienced, Pushed past and glared at by one particular member of the waiting on staff, moved aside to let her past on several occasions but her body language and lack of friendly smile towards customers spoilt the experience. Eventually made it to the counter and was served, but same issue again, struggling to find prices to charge customers and operate checkout, all whilst stood waiting and being made to feel I was in the wrong place and inconveniencing the staff. Eventually was served, completed sale, waited for drinks and food and left. Wouldn't rush back again, I'll go somewhere else that appreciates my business and money.
Wing N — Google review
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1 min · 300 ft
5

The Last Inn

4.5
(2448)
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4.1
(1939)
$$$$affordable
Pub
Bar
Restaurant
Located in the heart of Barmouth, The Last Inn is a welcoming pub that invites both locals and tourists to enjoy its cozy atmosphere. The establishment boasts a charming interior adorned with maritime decor, creating an inviting setting for patrons to savor a pint of beer and delightful company. Additionally, visitors can indulge in delectable meals while being entertained by live music on select evenings. This renowned establishment also extends a warm welcome to canine companions, allowing them to accompany their owners in the bar area.
The Last inn, I have eaten here now three times and each time had ribeye steak as never fails to disappoint and holds the title in my mind as the best steak I’ve had. A generous portion sizes with banging peppercorn sauce. We visited on a busy Saturday and managed to find a table which was lucky as is often fully booked. The owner Ted was very helpful explaining the menu, which was a huge interest to my girlfriend as loves fresh fish which they offer served which a variety of different sauces, she went with tomato and basil which was delightful. The menu is full of options for everyone, the portion sizes are good and drinks available at a reasonable price. They allow well behaved dogs which is a bonus. Next time we will be back but ensure we book in advance. Highly recommended!
Adam F — Google review
Beautiful place, very well-appointed and decorated. We had the opportunity to eat a main course and a dessert; everything was delicious. Recommended. (Dogs are welcome.)
Tony P — Google review
Was highly recommend so called in treat ourselves. I settled for the sea bream with a side of king prawns which I found very disappointed by 5 prawns in a burnt garlic sauce just short of £7 a fillet of sea bream which came with a sauce with absolutely no flavour were had to ask bar person what it was . My husband had the burger with side of onion rings which look amazing but full of oil .Very disappointed
Mark L — Google review
I've always had a special place in my heart for the last inn! They really know how to throw a great time with live bands and awesome disco nights, not to mention their fantastic food menu. I recently tried their new special, a surf & turf sharing platter, and I went for the ribeye from a local butcher. You can pick from a variety of chips or fries, and I opted for their truffle & parmesan fries, so delicious! The ribs were incredibly tender, and the meat just fell off the bone. Seriously, everything was cooked to perfection! It was such a delightful experience!
Matthew B — Google review
Steak and Guiness pie here is incredible, proper wedge, not one of those diddly little pot pies with just a lid. Would definitely recommend. Great service! Good gluten free options available for my partner too.
SUEDE — Google review
Stumbled into this cracking pub and, by some divine pub-god miracle, we landed the golden seat – a table for two right by the door. Prime spot for people-watching… or judging, depending on how many Guinnesses you’ve had. Speaking of which – the Guinness? Top draw. Creamy, cold, and smoother than a Barry White album. The missus went full Somerset and ordered a Cheddar Valley cider. One pint in, she was already talking like a Wurzel. We ordered grub – well, she did: a fish sandwich with Stilton, bacon, and chunky chips. Sounds like it shouldn’t work. Tasted like it was sent from heaven by a beer-bellied angel. Proper filling too – no messing about. Back on the train, I’m buzzing from the black stuff and chatting nonsense. Turn to see the missus? She’s sparked out. Cider had kicked in like a tranquiliser dart. 10/10 would do it all again.
Lord S — Google review
Quirky pub....last one as you leave Barmouth! Fab service and good range of beers on tap.
Daniel G — Google review
Quite busy when we arrived but there was a table available. Bustling for a weekday afternoon - atmosphere was great. Food was fantastic and they accommodated changing a dish to vegetarian. They sell decent treats for dogs too.
Mark A — Google review
Church St, Barmouth, LL42 1EL, United Kingdom•http://www.last-inn.co.uk/•+44 1341 280530•Tips and more reviews for The Last Inn
7 min · 0.37 mi
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Barmouth Bridge

4.8
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4.7
(597)
Bridge
Sights & Landmarks
Hiking area
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Barmouth Bridge is a historic landmark that features a 900-yard wooden walkway and railway, offering stunning panoramas of beaches, hills, and the river estuary. Built in 1867 to carry the Aberystwyth and Welsh Coast Railway, it continues to serve local trains while providing pedestrians with the opportunity to cross for a nominal fee. The bridge offers superb views, especially at sunset, making it popular among photographers.
Well maintained bridge. There is a donation point at the Barmouth side in the form of a Toll Troll. Longer than we expected, but we were treated to a migration, possibly, of large jellyfish. Great views all round of both the bay and sea. Will definately visit again when back in Barmouth!
Gareth S — Google review
Lovely location, Barmouth was v.busy, so didn't stop in the town, but enjoyed the views from near the panoramic walk, and from the small harbour on the way out of town (the Dolgellau side) where there is a small parking area on the left. Will definitely return when the school holidays are over and take the walk across the bridge.
Rich C — Google review
Visited on Friday, 05th September 2025, once at Barmouth, I walked to and across the Barmouth Bridge from the town. I did the full walk over and then walked back. Surprised that motorcycles were allowed, and a little intimidating when they go by. I was blessed to have a scheduled train service go over the bridge when I was on it, and I recommend you try to coincide with such a service, or if you're really blessed, catch a rail tour. Lovely views all round.
Jeffrey S — Google review
I have been walking, cycling and riding over this amazing timber railway bridge for years. It has a combined walking & cycling path running parallel to the railway. The views of the Mawddach estuary are stunning whatever the weather, or the tide. It's great that Network Rail have just done a superb engineering job rehabilitating the bridge so that it will be good for years to come. I highly recommend walking over the bridge then up the hills behind Arthog and along the old road on the hillside before dropping down to the station at Llywingwril. Train back to Barmouth. Superb views over the Mawddach and Cardigan Bay
Richard N — Google review
An absolutely stunning bridge across the Afon Mawddach. The panoramic views are incredible and the rich history of the bridge creates a deeper appreciation as you cross. It’s a wonderful place to spot sea birds and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a train crossing on the joined viaduct. The trains slow down so even as the trains pass, it’s still peaceful. This bridge was an absolute delight to cross and I would recommend it to anyone visiting Barmouth/Abermaw. 5 stars!
Lauren B — Google review
Peaceful walk with stunning views worth a visit! Visited Barmouth Bridge recently and really enjoyed it. It’s a beautiful and peaceful place with great views perfect for a relaxing walk. You can park at Morfa Mawddach Station for free, but spaces are limited, so you might need to wait during busy times. There’s a toilet at the station, and a walking path from there takes you straight to the bridge. The walk takes about 20 to 30 minutes one way, so plan accordingly. Make sure to walk all the way to the Iron Bridge – the earlier part is wooden, but the iron section is especially scenic. If you check the train times, watching one cross the bridge is a nice bonus. A lovely place to visit for walkers, photographers, or anyone who enjoys peaceful views.
M K — Google review
Well this was an unexpected and amazing experience at a very quiet Barmouth. Just inside half term but not at all busy. We even only had a small queue for fish and chips. Parking was easy £7:70 for all day although the parking machine was fussy (seemed to like £1 coins but not £2 ones. Asked if prom parking was free and told by a local it was but the notice on the lamp post disagreed and stated to use the machine. The bridge is superb, both rail and foot.
Paul S — Google review
Gorgeous! Had a great walk over this and back again, did a bit of research on the train line app whilst sat on the bench at the other side and managed to time it walking back when a traine was coming over. It was fantastic!
Abby B — Google review
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Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Isis Pizzeria, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.

The Anchor

4.3
(172)
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4.1
(321)
Permanently Closed
Restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Nestled in the charming seaside town of Barmouth, The Anchor is a delightful bistro that promises an unforgettable dining experience. On a bustling bank holiday weekend, visitors were pleasantly surprised by the friendly and accommodating staff who made them feel right at home. With a diverse menu featuring everything from classic fish and chips to unique BBQ stacks, there's something for everyone to savor. Diners rave about the gorgeous food paired with stunning views of the harbor—an ideal backdrop for any meal.
My partner and I went to 5 different places to eat while we stayed in Barmouth. We tried this place a couple days before we were due to leave and we came back once more before we left to go home Best place to eat in Barmouth, the prices vs quality is amazing Try the BBQ Stack!
A J — Google review
Beautiful food with INSANE views! Could matbe do with a few less teen/young staff though for a slightly friendlier service.. but Highly reccomend a visit non the less, intimate with quirky decor and a substantial menu to choose from!! Awesome place xx
Katie H — Google review
Sound option for reasonable good. Mainly caters for the usual fish and chips/burger crowds but also does a few more diverse options. Both meals were generous.
Alex — Google review
Food was nice, I would have given this place a 4 star but we waited over an hour for the food. Great location.
Jenny M — Google review
Eight of us turned up on a busy bank holiday weekend not really expecting to find a table. The staff were very friendly and helpful. There is a good variety on the menu and we all had something different. The food was absolutely gorgeous and next time we are in Barmouth we will definitely visit here again.
Carol G — Google review
Great food! Fish and chips exceeded expectation. Food prices were good and there was very friendly happy staff, what more can u want! :) Also the deserts are heavenly i wish I had the stomach to eat more than one!
Jody ( — Google review
Food was lovely until an unfortunate incident whereby a bird pooped on our dinner…Was told that because it wasn't their fault (wasn't exactly our fault either, unless they thought I had a quick word with the seagull to try and blag some ‘free’ nachos) they can’t/won’t replace the food and decided to charge us full price too. Never in my life have I received such poor customer service in a hospitality setting. Won’t be coming back and having mentioned the incident to family and friends…neither will they.
Cam — Google review
This is a very pleasant bistro restaurant. There is a good menu with wide choice at reasonable prices. If you get a table with views of the harbour you will not feel there is anywhere better to eat in Barmouth.
Alan H — Google review
Church St, Barmouth, LL42 1ET, United Kingdom•+44 1341 281126•Tips and more reviews for The Anchor

Foxglove

5.0
(109)
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5.0
(134)
Temporarily Closed
Restaurant
Foxglove is a cozy and dog-friendly restaurant in Barmouth that stands out for offering 100% organic vegan food. It's a unique dining option where you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast or lunch with your furry companion. The staff is known for being very friendly and welcoming to dogs, making it highly recommended by visitors. The restaurant offers a five-course set menu featuring organic and locally sourced products as well as foraged food.
On a holiday to Wales, I was looking for a vegan restaurant. I saw that the Foxglove was nearby and had incredible reviews, and I knew I had to visit. I am so glad the reviews were right, as I cannot explain how amazing my experience at the Foxglove was. This unassuming small and cozy restaurant is run by the lovely owners, Antonella and Luke. They forage and create an amazing 5-course tasting menu that changes weekly. Each course came out looking beautiful and so interesting and Antonella explained what each component was. I was fascinated and so impressed by the details. I have never had anything quite like it, and in an age of faux meat, the ingredients did all the talking. Luke, the chef, was so humble in his creations. He worked in a Michelin-starred restaurant, and this showed by the standard of food. It was a fine dining meal but with the ambiance of eating at your friend's house. As a vegan of 5 years, this was one of the best meals I have ever had. Everything, for me, was perfect, and I am very grateful to have found this restaurant. I am just so sad that I live five hours away, but I will definitely come back again. Thank you again Antonella and Luke, Michelle and Neil
Michelle M — Google review
What a vegan gem! Nestled in beautiful Barmouth. From start to finish Antonella was incredibly attentive and informative about the wonderful menu and foraged delights on offer. The food was amazing! Textures, flavours and seasonal produce all meticulously planned and considered. And to finish a wonderful after dinner conversation with Antonella, super chef, lovely next door neighbour and dog Axel. Overall an excellent evening. 🙂🙏
Dizzy J — Google review
I don’t ever write reviews but this place is something very special! Antonella & Luke not only provide an exceptional, dog and child friendly dining experience! The food is divine! Being an avid new forager from the east of the country, I had never tried chanterelles or hedgehog mushrooms! Antonella made sure she save me both & sent me away with some to cook myself! I really wish I lived closer & won’t ever forget this exceptionally special meal! How this place doesn’t has a 6 month waiting list is beyond me! Thank you so much Antonella & Luke!
George R — Google review
We travelled an hour and a half to eat here and it was completely worth it. Incredible vegan organic food, and so inventive. I've never eaten food quite like it. The atmosphere is wonderful too. We're already trying to work out when we can come back.
Jamie G — Google review
As a lifelong meat eater this was a very different dining out experience for me. One that I definitely do not regret trying. From the initial welcome the evening was excellent. Detailed explanation of every course including what has been foraged and from where. The atmosphere and food was excellent. Not only delicious (yes I am talking about vegan food) but beautifully presented. A pregnant lady on the table next to us had picked a book on vegan pregnancy off the shelf to look at & was told she could take it home. My partner commented how much she had enjoyed some of the items and was told how to source them rather than any attempt to sell them with a mark up. I will always be a meat eater & these guys are not ones to try and convert you. I am looking forward to visiting again. Thank you for a wonderful evening
Nigel W — Google review
We had an amazing meal at Foxglove recently. Just love this place. Staff are really friendly and dogs are made VERY welcome too. Highly recommended, well worth our 5 hour round trip and we'll definitely be back. The food is all vegan but the 2 tables closest to us, the people were non-vegan and loving the food. 5*
Jan F — Google review
Every single dish we polished off. The menu was incredible. We tried foods that had been foraged that we have never tried before. The owners are so friendly and I would recommend anyone to go there. We thought the prices were beyond reasonable for the 5 courses and the knowledge the owners had about their food. They were also so accomodating for our anxious rescue dog. An amazing experience 💚✨️
Tara — Google review
We came to Barmouth for a long weekend and was so delighted to have found Foxglove. We are not strict vegans but try and eat as clean and healthy as we can. After seeing the images online and seeing the only menu option was a £45 course taster. We had no hesitation to book. Everyone of the courses was delicious, each had a flavour and character of their own, not one of them disappointed. The staff were lovely and very accommodating, the Kombucha and Prosecco washed down each dish perfectly. I would love to give Foxglove 5 stars but sadly the housekeeping of the toilet let the whole experience down, if only they would put enough passion in to the cleanliness of the toilet as they do with their food I would even give 6 stars. Keep up the good work Floxglove but please spend a little money on your washroom, a good deep clean would go along way to give your clients a fantastic experience. Can’t wait to visit again when we’re back in Barmouth.
Robert T — Google review
Staffordshire House, Barmouth, LL42 1EH, United Kingdom•http://www.foxglovebarmouth.co.uk/•+44 7789 400983•Tips and more reviews for Foxglove
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Day 3

Off the beaten path
For day 3, if you don’t mind the extra trek, today covers more off the beaten path places like Tŷ Gwyn. Not quite as popular as Barmouth Bridge, but still highly rated among many travelers. Accounting for getting around and average time spent, today’s activities could take about 9 hours.
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Sainsbury's

4.1
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4.5
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$$$$affordable
Supermarket
Bakery
Frozen food store
Sainsbury's is a well-stocked supermarket with polite and friendly staff. The store may have periods of empty shelves, but the helpful and cheerful staff make up for it. It's a small store with paid parking, but you can get your fee back when making a purchase. While the car park can be challenging during peak times, the store offers a decent selection of goods at competitive prices. Customers appreciate the helpful and delightful service from staff members like Sasha.
Always like shopping here. Parking is easy, plenty of choice, well laid out, plenty of self checkouts, bright and clean. Other plus is that Argos have a section inside too.
Ian G — Google review
Store is good, but parking situation is not. The car park uses outdated payment machines with a crap user interface instead of a more modern display. The language keeps switching part way through the transaction leading to confusion and buttons aren't very responsive. 2 hours parking (min purchasable) can be redeemed in-store if spending over £15 in a single transaction.
Matthew B — Google review
Pay for parking, spend £15+ and get parking refund. Good selection of products. Lovely staff. Added bonus of milkshake vending machine opposite
Sarah J — Google review
Very helpful and friendly staff small store couldn't buy everything we needed as they didn't stock it
Lynette H — Google review
Not a great deal of variety or stock but it is a very small store. It was clean and staff were helpful
Fred B — Google review
Convenient location and reasonable prices. Quality of some products are not as expected, such as the Mary Berry chocolate cake. It is too sweet and the chocolate is not genuine. Looks like it's just cacao powder. Also, a small variety of organic products. More organic foods will make this branch much more attractive for the increasing number of people who only want organic.
Bright S — Google review
Very strange set up with the parking, have to pay just to get it refunded at the till. Shop was an ok size.
Lisa H — Google review
Great little Sainsbury to shop in Staff are very friendly and helpful great service wish it was a larger Sainsbury but great atmosphere here along with everything you need for a weekly shop
Deborah S — Google review
Market St, Lampeter, SA48 7DS, United Kingdom•https://stores.sainsburys.co.uk/2218/lampeter?utm_source=gmb&utm…•+44 1570 419270•Tips and more reviews for Sainsbury's
1 hr 53 min · 67.4 mi
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Mawddach Estuary

4.8
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4.1
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Mawddach Estuary is a stunning location with a picturesque harbor that serves as the starting point for fishing, sea, and estuary trips. Barmouth, situated nearby, offers easy access to the sea for water sports enthusiasts. However, there are regulations in place to ensure safety for swimmers and restrictions on dogs. This seaside resort provides all the expected amenities such as shops, cafes, restaurants, parking facilities, amusements and entertainments.
Great place for kayaking and paddleboarding, though you can get some strong currents around the bridge or sandbanks at certain tide points and it's often quite windy. The views are spectacular to Cadair Idris mountain, the famous Barmouth Bridge (longest wooden viaduct in UK), Barmouth harbour, Fairbourne steam railway and up the river and out to sea!
Mark C — Google review
I gotta rate it five stars because I was walking around there and a man banged me on the head I received instant enlightenment. Now I no longer see myself through the self-image thought construct
Tetashome — Google review
2 Abermaw Terrace, Barmouth, LL42 1HA, United Kingdom•https://www.visitmidwales.co.uk/things-to-do/mawddach-estuary-p1…•Tips and more reviews for Mawddach Estuary
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Tŷ Crwn

4.6
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4.3
(39)
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
Tŷ Crwn, also known as the Round House, is a unique attraction in Barmouth. Built in the 1830s as a lock-up for petty criminals and drunkards, it features two cells - one for men and one for women. While it ceased its original purpose in 1861, visitors can now explore displays that offer insight into Victorian-era prison life.
It’s so great to see that towns are keeping local history alive. It’s was funny to see that men’s and women were separated if caught being disorderly. It’s located just at the start of the large Carpark
Paul S — Google review
The old town lock-up for drunkards to sober up in. Divided into two rooms, one for men, the other for women. This free to see mini museum sheds a light on the history of Barmouth. Located just a short walk from the seafront, behind the harbour masters office.
Swansea C — Google review
Located by the side of the car park, 3-5minute walk from the sea front. This was a prison for local drunkards being disorderly. It was built in 1834 until there was a new police office. There are two divided rooms, one for men and one for women. Free to view inside.
Jenny M — Google review
Drunk tank/prison cell - steeped in history! Well worth a quick visit whether your a local or a tourist.
DAN — Google review
Nice little place with history to visit when in Barmouth. Ty Crwn was the old lock-up for drunks and petty offenders. Not far from the beach front and a sightseeing will take no more than 15 minutes. So, be warned and be on your best behaviour when you visit.
Harry M — Google review
Cara was our waitress, very friendly and helpful. Service was quick and pub looked very clean and tidy. Will come again.
Vicky M — Google review
I've been to Barmouth numerous times over the past 25 years and ashamedly I've never ever noticed this little piece of history.
Tom P — Google review
Brilliant place if your looking for something different x great service
Christine L — Google review
Barmouth, LL42 1HA, United Kingdom•http://www.barsailinst.org.uk/crwn.html•Tips and more reviews for Tŷ Crwn
1 min · 100 ft
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Tŷ Gwyn

4.6
(9)
Museum
Tŷ Gwyn is a museum located in the heart of Barmouth, housed in a 15th-century building. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the maritime history of the area, showcasing artifacts and photographs that depict early life in Barmouth. The museum's nautical theme includes displays from local shipwrecks, such as the remains of three cannons from a 17th-century wreck.
Amazing little museum about a wreck that was discovered and still plays a part in Barmouth's history today. Definately go if you keen to know more about lil town you are visiting.. Gareth has so much to tell about the wreck, town and people present and past! Don't miss it!
AsinanTimun A — Google review
Met Gareth at the local library, very nice and knowledgeable! He showed me around the museum, learning a lot from him. I’m thankful. This place is run by volunteers, no tickets needed.
Chloe Z — Google review
Very friendly staff and interesting displays from local shipwrecks including the remains of 3 cannon. Worth a stop and explore and the kids thought it was great. Free entry too.
Angela R — Google review
An interesting museum with a nautical theme from a local 17th century shipwreck. Well worth a visit. A good free museum.
Keith T — Google review
Nice museum good for children
Robert O — Google review
Interesting place
June L — Google review
The Quay, Barmouth, LL42 1ET, United Kingdom•http://www.barsailinst.org.uk/gwyn.html•Tips and more reviews for Tŷ Gwyn
7 min · 0.36 mi
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Barmouth Ferry

4.6
(122)
Ferry service
Barmouth Ferry offers a charming boat ride between Barmouth Harbour and Harbour View Cafe across the Mawddach River. The ferries are timed to coordinate with a small gauge railway that takes passengers to Fairbourne, where shops, a pub, and a golf course await. However, it's important to note that the ferry can only carry 8 people at a time and may have long queues during peak times. Additionally, the return point from Barmouth changes at low tide.
This is not exactly a "ferry station ". It's actually just a spot on a beach where you buy a ticket to ride in an 8 person boat over to the town of Barmouth once you get off the miniature railway. The boat ride is only 10 mins and it's so cute. It can get crowded quick so be prepared. The boat captain was very nice and helped people get on/off safely. Highly recommend!
Deborah S — Google review
Nice trip across the estuary from Barmouth Pier to Fairbourn Ferry miniature railway station. On the Fairbourn side don't look for a jetty the boat stops wherever depending on the tide. Boats are small 8 seaters and are ok with dogs. A little pricey £4.00+ per adult one way. Take cash or card. A nice trip for something a little different.
Andrew L — Google review
A great way to cross to the other side without the long walk over the bridge. Cost is £3 per person. £1 per dog.
Ashley G — Google review
Just across the water from Barmouth but polar opposite. Where you have the hoards of people and the noise and razz matazz of Barmouth this is a lovely spot to pull up, chill out and soak up the views of the estuary. If your missing the noise and hustle and bustle of Barmouth it is only a short boat trip away. Parking is limited to best to get there early and park sensibly so everyone can get a chance To park. The local council could do with emptying the bins more often as they were over flowing today ( i suspect its the nice weather and camper vans turning up en masse ) its a lovely walk back to Fairborne or cycle ride. As usual enjoy the views, remember not everyone loves your noisy jet ski! And leave only footprints and dispose of your rubbish responsibly.
Mo A — Google review
Nice little cafe for a snack & a cup of tea/coffee, toilets on site, take the steam train to the harbour ferry station then cross over to Barmouth by the small ferry £2.50. nice views of the estuary from the boat .
Hayley E — Google review
Not a lot of people can resist the chance of a boat ride and the boats that ply a trade between Barmouth Harbour and Harbour View Cafe on the other bank of the Mawddach River are a terrific way to make an adventure from a trip to the beach. The ferries are timed to connect with the small gauge railway that dutifully transports passengers to the stops along the way to the terminus at Fairbourne where a typical beachfront collection of shops, a pub, and a gold course are situated.
Steve G — Google review
Ferry from Barmouth to Barmouth Ferry Station is nice and useful when someone want to walk round or to go to Fairbourne steam train. Ferry cost £3 per person. Small boats is limited by weather, when is very windy and big waves, is no Ferry...boat can carry 8 persons...
Michal T — Google review
Nice little shuttle ferry across the estuary. Just be warned that if you take the Fairbourne train then you might be in quite a queue for the ferry as it only carries 8 people at a time. There were two ferries when we were waiting which took about an hour to get on a boat. £2.50 per person one way adult or child and I think dogs are £1. Note at low tide the return point from Barmouth changes from the steps near the public toilets to out on the peninsular.
Edward G — Google review
Unnamed Road, Arthog, LL39 1BX, United Kingdom•https://www.facebook.com/Barmouthferry/•+44 7900 074362•Tips and more reviews for Barmouth Ferry
9 min · 0.44 mi
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SUP Barmouth

4.9
(37)
Outdoor activity organiser
If you're looking for an exciting way to explore the beautiful waters of Barmouth, look no further than SUP Barmouth! This popular stand-up paddleboarding experience is perfect for everyone, regardless of fitness level or swimming ability. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, you'll find friendly and knowledgeable instructors ready to guide you through your adventure.
Great service! They have quality boards and surely teach you skills on the day! Well worth the money... What a wonderful day out!
Charline H — Google review
Mega fun, with friendly instructors and a generous hour on the water!
Mike G — Google review
Absolutely amazing! Booking and payment was very easy. Emails were replied too really quickly. I booked onto the 1 hour session this morning and I had a great time. They supply everything you need wetsuit, safety vest and shoes if required but you can wear your own if you like. I had never paddleboarded before and Russ got us on the water kneeling and then standing eventually which I was very nervous about. I may have fallen off a couple of times but it’s all part of the learning. Russ answered all my questions regarding techniques and about me buying a paddle-board. Russ also took photos of us all and sent them to us afterwards which was a nice touch. Russ had lots of knowledge regarding paddle boarding and was very keen to pass it on especially regarding safety of doing it alone. Would highly recommend for individuals, couples and groups! Thanks again Kirsty and Russ. Xx
Leah V — Google review
My boyfriend and I had a great 2 hrs with Kirsty. She was kind, patient, a lovely person to spend time with, and we felt totally safe with her. We were the only ones in the session so we had a very personal experience and we thoroughly enjoyed it. We've caught the SUP bug and can't wait to book another session when we next return to Barmouth. Thank you!
Hannah M — Google review
After booking in advance we ended up with a yellow weather warning during our booking, but SUP Barmouth were able to reschedule us. A fantastic experience for our boys who all had a great time. Kirsty and Russ were great, and we'll definitely book again if we're back in the area in the future.
1st/3rd S — Google review
A fantastic experience. Russ was great with the 9yr-old, taking care of them while we got to grips with our own skills. We were so lucky with the weather so I think we had the absolute best possible experience, but I expect it would be just as good in any weather. Expert guidance, tuition and a warm welcome from Kirsty when we returned. Thank you Team SUP. We had a fab time!
BallyBlighter — Google review
Kirsty and Russ are a fabulous team to work with - really knowledgeable and keen to help you learn! We really enjoyed our tour up the Mawdach estuary - it was a fantastic trip and we loved it!
Hollie D — Google review
Fantastic time, second year running. Highly recommend. Instructors were brilliant.
Mark W — Google review
Merioneth Yacht Club, The Quay, Barmouth LL42 1HB, United Kingdom•http://www.supbarmouth.co.uk/•+44 7791 951439•Tips and more reviews for SUP Barmouth
3 min · 0.13 mi
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Knickerbockers Ice Cream Parlour

4.5
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4.3
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$$$$affordable
Ice cream shop
Knickerbockers Ice Cream Parlour is a hidden gem that has been serving delightful treats for over a century. Despite its small menu, it offers a mix of classic favorites and unique flavors like mango-passionfruit sorbet. Located in Barmouth, it's more than just an ice cream shop; it's an experience that adds sweetness to your coastal visit.
Well worth a visit when in Barmouth, along with the other independent shops. Over 15 flavours to choose from, including vegan options. When there is a queue be patient as its a tough decision. Might be worth the owners having a daily list outside to help with decision making. We had Rum & Raisin and cherry ripple, close decision between midnight mint! Both absolutely delicious. There is a variety of cones to choose from or tubs. A few tables outside or plenty of benches by the harbour to enjoy your ice cream and the lovely view of the Mawddach estuary.
Tequila * — Google review
Best ice cream in Barmouth! It’s a popular shop, if it’s a nice day expect to queue, worth the wait though! Massive choice of ice cream, and also a very good selection of sorbets. Good prices, nice clean interior if not a bit tacky and pink, but that doesn’t change the fact the ice cream is amazing! I make sure I get one every time I go to Barmouth!
C J — Google review
Good selection of ice creams, kept together away from the rest of the flavours. Gluten free cones available, asked for new scoop and gloves - no problem. They do state that due to the volume of gluten products available (cones, wafers) that they must say it ‘may contain’ but with 3 coeliacs having a cone and ice cream we had no issues.
Jonathan D — Google review
Been too knickerbockers for years, the ice cream tastes ok, but the prices are high. Too makes it worse on this visit I noticed the ice cream Tubs have now gone even smaller, £4 for a small scoop of ice cream is insane. You get more ice cream in a mini McFlurry for £1.69. I won’t be bothering going again, the prices and the amount you get for your money is shocking.
Jay J — Google review
Firstly - EXPENSIVE!!! £3 a scoop! The flavours sounded nice tasted bad. The lotus was terrible. The Dubai chocolate was mediocre at best. The apple pie was good. The snickers was ok. The queue took forever to go down. Just find another ice cream place. They also don’t serve knickerbockers
Sarah A — Google review
It may be a familiar sea-side tradition but Knickerbockers are making sure that ice-cream is beyond familiar with a large rand of flavours and quality cones plus toppings. Very nice indeed. This was a return visit after sampling 4 weeks before as well.
Alistair S — Google review
A wide variety of choice. Generous scoops, very tasty. Quality!
L J — Google review
Great flavour selection. Lovely to sit out on the beachfront.
Maria M — Google review
The Quay, Barmouth, LL42 1ET, United Kingdom•http://www.fudgeridoo.co.uk/•+44 1341 281110•Tips and more reviews for Knickerbockers Ice Cream Parlour
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Where to eat

Under a 1-minute walk from Knickerbockers Ice Cream Parlour, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.

Myrddins Brewery & Distillery Ltd

4.6
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4.6
(398)
$$$$cheap
Bar
Nestled in the charming town of Barmouth, Myrddins Brewery & Distillery Ltd is a delightful haven for beer lovers and their furry companions. This unique microbrewery offers an inviting taproom where dogs are welcome, allowing you to sip on a diverse selection of locally crafted beers and spirits while your pup relaxes by your side.
Brilliant 👍 fabulous real ales 🍺 Cider and gin and a terrific choice of drinks too take away. The pork pie platter is delicious 😋 👌.
Gary F — Google review
Great bar. Excellent beer. A purple moose Porter and a Tiny Rebel stout.... So good I took 2 pints of the former away with me. Good prices too. And both Welsh 👍🏽 I was doing a bit of dog sitting, while my kids went round the shops...lovely sunny day, so I mostly sat outside. Recommended.
Jim C — Google review
We have visited Myrddins Tap many times. There is always a warm welcome and everyone is friendly. There is a fantastic range of beers and cider both bottled and on draught. Food is limited to "Bar Snacks", but they are delicious and the choice really complements the drinks menu. There is also a wide range of Gins available, I have only tried a few but they are excellent. If whisky is your tipple, try the Myrddins 3-year old, it's really good. Overall an outstanding place to visit
Stephen F — Google review
Nestled in a quaint corner of town, Myrddins Brewery & Distillery offers a delightful escape for cider aficionados seeking quality brews in a charming setting. Boasting an impressive array of flavors, this establishment stands out with its extensive selection of tasty ciders that cater to diverse palates. The brewery's intimate ambiance, albeit rather small in size, exudes warmth and a sense of community, making it an inviting spot for both locals and visitors alike. Upon entering, the rustic decor and friendly atmosphere immediately set the tone for a relaxed and enjoyable experience. One of the highlights of Myrddins is undoubtedly its diverse range of ciders, each crafted with evident care and expertise. From crisp and refreshing varieties to bold and complex flavors, there's something to please every discerning cider drinker. Whether you prefer classic apple blends or adventurous fruit-infused concoctions, Myrddins ensures a flavourful journey through their offerings. However, despite its many positives, one aspect that might detract from the overall experience is the allowance of dogs inside the premises. While some patrons appreciate the pet-friendly policy, others may find it a distraction, particularly in such close quarters. In conclusion, Myrddins Brewery & Distillery earns praise for its exceptional ciders and inviting ambiance, making it a noteworthy destination for anyone passionate about quality craft beverages. While the presence of dogs indoors might not suit everyone's preferences, it's a minor consideration compared to the overall positive impression this establishment leaves on its guests. Whether you're a cider enthusiast or simply looking to unwind with friends, Myrddins promises a memorable visit filled with flavour and charm.
Tobiasz D — Google review
Absolutely love this place loads of choices of beer and spirits...all local chatted with the owner top bloke
Darran M — Google review
Lovely little tap room, great selection of real ales and ciders. Huge selection of locally made gins, rum, vodka and whiskey. Absolutely lovely little find
S S — Google review
Never once felt welcome here on a recent visit. Frequent visitors of Barmouth for several years & always wanted to try this establishment but never managed to in all my years visiting. We finally got to visit on our recent trip and were very excited to see what was on offer. For an establishment that sells craft & local brews I felt they’d attempt to try and sell it a little more than they did. Instead, I found there attitude unpleasant and didn’t really seem much in the way of making any conversation. I distinctively remember the lady on the bar take one look at us & tell her partner he could serve instead. She then proceeded to walk down the bar & converse with one of the locals instead. We had a drink and then left. If you’re local to the area you’re probably ok, as the reviews are all generally decent. The drinks were pleasant, the price was good but the overall vibe & was I felt unwelcome from the start means this gets a 1 from me.
Blake G — Google review
Delightful little micropub...staffed only by the owners. The food is basic but we'll priced and tasty, the ales were all in good condition, a great range of gins were also on offer...only minor criticism would be the temperature of the ale was just a touch too cold....but well worth a visit if in Barmouth.
Martin L — Google review
Church St, Barmouth, LL42 1EH, United Kingdom•http://www.myrddinsbrewery.com/•+44 1341 388060•Tips and more reviews for Myrddins Brewery & Distillery Ltd

The Captain's Table

4.5
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4.4
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$$$$affordable
Fish and seafood restaurant
The Captain's Table in Barmouth is a popular family-run restaurant known for its warm hospitality, generous portions, and nautical-themed decor. It offers a wide variety of dishes including steaks, lamb shanks, venison, chicken, pork, seafood, and delectable desserts. The restaurant is praised for its friendly staff and is particularly recommended for Sunday lunch.
Brilliant restaurant dining in only however it's lovely and cosy got to menshion Debbie our waitress who was fantastic and dealt with our needs without any bother. Disabled access available parking over the road toilets 🚻 spotless I recommend the scallops keep up the good work 👏 🙌
Matthew B — Google review
Lovely restaurant in Barmouth. Greeted in person on arrival by Debbie and given choice of table. Very attentive service. Food prepared well and attractive.
Stephen L — Google review
Booked a table for a special birthday and we wasn't disappointed. A friendly welcome when we arrived and a relaxing atmosphere. My 7 month old grandson was with us and although he was well behaved we felt at ease throughout. We were particularly impressed with the Vegan menu that gave some good options. All Food was delicious and everyone left pleased.
Gary W — Google review
Very nice and cozy place! Food was amazing! Could you please share the sauce recipe of lamb shank?? It was delicious
Charlii_lr — Google review
Turned up yesterday for a table of 6 and hadn't booked, I think more by luck we were able to get a table. The restaurant was spotless, the staff were great and the food was amazing, infact the food was faultless. This is a little family run gem of a business which isn't normally open of a Sunday evening after 5pm but accommodated helping out the town for a busy bank holiday weekend! It's a shame more venues didn't do the same. We look forward to a return visit in the near future and also a visit to your Cafe directly opposite as l'm sure this is going to be the same quality! have seen comments regarding overpriced, This isn't true at all! It is very much priced average for the area but yet I believe for the quality and service, you are definitely getting your moneys worth here! see you soon Scott & Family
Scott H — Google review
Friendly, welcoming and informal restaurant offering a range of dishes. Chose the special which was a whole seabream, delicious. The skin was crispy and salty and the flesh beautifully cooked. Came with a wide selection of vegetables. Would definitely return 😊
Jane J — Google review
Absolutely amazing. The food was 10/10. We had a Sunday lunch beef with Yorkshire pudding it was beautiful. I had a desert of lemon drizzle cake and custard and hubby apple pie with cream and ice cream. Value for money and would definitely pop in again when we are in the area. Definitely recommended. Well done !!
Samantha C — Google review
The food wasn't great. My husband had the mussel and calamari penne and I had poached plaice with crab meat in a seafood sauce. The food we got was over cooked and it seems the mussels were a cheap frozen pack and the result was rubbery in texture. The cream sauce that it came with it was unseasoned and bland. The plaice was also over cooked and rubbery around the edges. The crab meat was unexpectedly missing and replaced with the same rubbery mussels and calamari that was on my husbands plate. Again, the creamy seafood sauce was unseasoned and bland. We ordered diet coke as our drinks these were poured from 500ml little bottles. We were waiting ages to get our bill and the older waitress walked past our table oblivious to us. The desserts were tiny and were all bought in frozen Costco specials. But the portions were half what the recommended ones were. This is a coastal town where seafood should be fresh, easy to find as this was a seafood restaurant it should have been beautiful and amazing to dine there, but it just wasn't nice.
Tracey G — Google review
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