Isle of Anglesey Restaurant Guide

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Anglesey is rich in diversity with over 120 miles of coastline, traditional seaside resorts with fantastic beaches, nature and bird reserves, ancient monuments and Castles, and with its attractions like Sea Zoos, horse riding and water sports it is ideal for families.

The island's restaurants remain loyal to quality local produce from the unspoiled fertile agricultural land and the rich fishing waters. Welsh lamb and beef feature alongside local shellfish; lookout for the island's Oyster Festival which takes place in October.



Restaurants in Beaumaris

  • Image of Café NeptuneCafé Neptune

    Andrew and Christine Pulford run a two-pronged set-up here. On the ground floor is an up-market fish-and-chip shop, upstairs is Café Neptune - an expectedly fashionable dining room with eye-catching minimalist décor and a menu that goes well beyond first expectations.

    First Floor, 27 Castle Street, Beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: Seafood

  • Image of Ye Olde Bulls Head InnYe Olde Bulls Head Inn

    Built in 1472 and improved in 1617, this venerable old inn near Beaumaris castle is justly proud of its past.

    Castle Street, Beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: Modern European

Restaurants in Holyhead

  • Image of The Lobster PotThe Lobster Pot

    You guessed it, this likeable place specialises in seafood. The Lobster Pot was established on beautiful Church Bay in 1946, when John and Frieda Wilson opened their cottage as a café and guesthouse serving lobster teas.

    Church Bay, Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: Seafood

Restaurants in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll

  • Image of Neuadd Lwyd Country HouseNeuadd Lwyd Country House

    Set against a perfect background of Anglesey's hills and farmland, Nueadd Lwyd was for many years home to the rector of the ancient church dedicated to Saint Gredifael.

    Penmynydd, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: Modern Welsh

Restaurants in Llangefni

  • Image of Tre-Ysgawen Hall, Noëlle'sTre-Ysgawen Hall, Noëlle's

    Built in 1882, this magnificently restored stone mansion is reached along a private wooded drive. It's now a modern-day country hotel with a great deal to offer, including 11 acres of tranquil grounds, stunning views, excellent hospitality and even a spa and sporting facilities.

    Capel Coch, Llangefni, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: Modern British

Restaurants in Menai Bridge

  • Image of Ruby Menai RestaurantRuby Menai Restaurant

    Once a fire station and council offices, this buzzy town-centre restaurant is certainly setting Menai Bridge alight - but in a very special way.

    Dale Street, Menai Bridge, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: Eclectic

Restaurants in Trearddur Bay

  • Image of The Waterfront RestaurantThe Waterfront Restaurant

    An enviable waterside location overlooking Trearddur Bay is one of the prime assets of this modern, minimalist restaurant run by chef/proprietor Wayne Roberts and partners.

    Lon Isalit, Trearddur Bay, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: European

  • Image of Trearddur Bay HotelTrearddur Bay Hotel

    Enjoying spectacular panoramic views over the sandy Blue Flag beach and cliffs of Trearddur Bay, this beautiful hotel is equally popular with holidaymakers, travellers and the corporate trade (it boasts four conference rooms and suites).

    Lon Isallt, Trearddur Bay, Isle of Anglesey - Cuisine: International