Food & Drink
Where to Eat in Betws-y-coed, Snowdonia
Y Stablau
Style of food: Pub with food
The modern take on a local country Inn right in the heart of Betws-y- Coed. With an extensive menu, featuring local produce and a fine range of local cask ales - Y Stablau/The Stables offers both quality, value for money and a fabulous atmosphere! ... read more
Bridge Restaurant and Bar 1815
Style of food: British Traditional
Dining and Bars
The Bridge Restaurant is a fantastic venue for dining, functions and weddings.
Conference facilities are also available in the Cabinet room.
Our menu has a dedicated emphasis on local seasonal produce.
We work ... read more
Grill Room @ the Royal Oak
Style of food:
The team at the Grill Room pride themselves on knowing where their food comes from. Where ever we can we buy from local companies to cut down on our carbon footprint & to ensure our guests get the freshest ingredients on the market. ... read more
Llugwy River Restaurant at the Royal Oak Hotel
Style of food: Other
Llugwy River Restaurant
awarded its first AA rosette in 2003, the Llugwy has developed a reputation for using the finest of local Welsh ingredients. The restaurant delivers a truly unique experience
find our current menu here;
website ... read more
Tu Hwnt I'r Bont
Style of food: Welsh Traditional
Tu Hwnt I’r Bont is a unique award winning tearooms and restaurant situated on the west bank of the river Conwy beside the famous Inigo Jones Bridge in the picturesque market town of Llanrwst, at the gate way to Snowdonia. ... read more
Riverside Restaurant at the Craig-y-Dderwen Hotel
Style of food: Welsh Traditional
Our restaurant overlooks the River Conwy at the edge of Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park, and is open to non-residents for:
Lunch
Afternoon Teas
Evening Restaurant & Bar menu ... read more
Eating at the Elen's Castle Hotel
Style of food: Welsh Traditional
Winners of the Rural Conwy Business Eating Out Award 2013 (for promoting local produce), recommended in the AA pub guide and members of the Times Eating Out club.
This historic coaching inn boasts the award-winning Siabod Restaurant, named after the mountain ‘Moel Siabod’ which is 872m ... read more
Pont-y-Pair Inn
Style of food: Welsh Traditional
Pont-y-Pair Inn in Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales offers:
cask marque beer award
• meals in restaurant
•afternoon teas
•bar meals
•comfortable bar
•cask ale and bitter
•games area pool table ... read more
Asha Balti House
Style of food: Indian
An award-winning traditional Bangladeshi Restaurant and Take-away in beautiful North Wales, where we take great pride in introducing our European friends to the mouth-watering cuisine of the Indian sub-continent. We are extremely proud to have been awarded North Wales Curry House of the Year 2008, Spice Times Regional Best ... read more
Ty Gwyn Inn and Restaurant
Style of food: Welsh Traditional
The Ty Gwyn Inn enjoys a stunning location overlooking the river Conwy on the edge of the famous Welsh village of Betws-y-Coed, in the heavily wooded Conwy Valley. This Coaching Inn is centuries old, watch your step and mind your head! Ty Gwyn has 12 attractive bedrooms, 8 with ... read more
Conwy Falls Cafe
Style of food: Cafe
Cafe and Restaurant
The spacious and attractive cafe was designed by Sir William Clough Ellis to compliment the architecture of Portmerion.
It is open from 9am until 5pm every day of the week, serving hot and cold food, cakes, snacks and drinks.
There's a ... read more
Plas Maenan Country House & Restaurant on the Rock
Style of food: British Traditional
The Ideal Venue
Besides lunch, afternoon tea and dinner The Restaurant on the Rock is the ideal venue for bespoke celebration events. With a delicious range of menus available to suit the occasion we can serve up to 60 guests. ... read more
