Restaurants in Llanberis

Penceunant Isaf

So hospitable and kind, so glad we visited here after our 3 peaks adventure. Steffen was an absolute god send and the log fire and drinks were just what we needed!

Pantri, Llanberis

Only had the sausage and bacon bap - it was to perfect and tasted great!
The highlight was the home made millionaire shortbread (made by a 14 year old!!!) - this was too die for. Great food great service, lovely staff ❤️??

Peak Restaurant

Our first ever visit to Llanberis and we followed the Rough Guide’s recommendation for our evening meal. Very glad we did. The cooking of the main course was exemplary (sea bass, pea puree, roasties and veg all perfect) and the pud (apple and pear crumble with vanilla pod ice cream) was exceptional. Friendly service topped off a lovely evening. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, thoroughly recommended!

Lone Tree Cafe

Staff didn't seem to think the a panini and chips should be served together(are chips considered a separate course in Llanberris - do they come as a pudding with custard ???). Having finished our meal we cancelled the chips and were promised a refund which didn't arrive - so remember folks ""Do you want chips ?"" actually means ""Do you want to make a donation for which there is no benefit"" REMEMBER - DON'T ORDER THE CHIPS :O,)))

Cegin Fach Emma

Caffi Deli Llygad Yr Haul

Love this Cafe had the most amazing breakfast and tea , Staff are lovely .
Talked away about bikes with the owner after my breakfast. Definitely give it a try you won’t be disappointed.

Eryri Bar & Lounge

Great food, massive portions. Lady behind the bar is friendly and welcoming, alcohol from local breweries and makers. Food sourced locally. Suitable for all ages.

The Royal Victoria Hotel

Fairly standard room, no better than premier inn.
Drying room, rather an essential feature to a hill walking location, was very poor. It was a large cold room with a single basic dehumidifier and two free standing hangers. Clothes and boots were still damp the next morning.
Breakfast was good, except for coffee.

The Heights

Didn't stay. Just popped in for a drink. It advertises real ale so, I had to try. What a result. A pint of local IPA for £4.60 and a pint of Inches cider for £4.40. Both expertly poured by a lovely barmaid.
Nice to sit outside, under Snowdon, in the sun.
Didn't have food but I can recommend the pork scratchings.