British Restaurants in Pwllheli

“When you look at the main menu and know that you would pick everything, you know your onto a winner. When your dogs are welcomed with chicken breast and bowl of water, you know its winner, winner, chicken dinner (literally).Great food. Fab service. Lovely environment. Super dog friendly. This is how dining should be done. Best restaurant in Abersoch.”

“Lovely friendly owners, very helpful recommending good places to eat outside of Pwllheli. Great food, really nice Gammon steak, and lasagne was delicious.Will be returning another night this week. ??”

“We had a really great full breakfast here on a glorious hot September morning. Nice flat white coffee too. It's such a beautiful place, right on the seaside, and is decorated nicely with nautical decor, lobster pots, real plants and a tropical fish tank. It's a yacht club restaurant but non-members are also welcome. We were initially put off by difficulties in booking via the website and a large iron gate that at first appeared locked (but wasn't) at the entrance (which was also not obvious - at the bottom of the track from the right hand corner of the car park), but it was worth it for the lovely food and views.Vegetarian options: There was a vegetarian breakfast option.Dietary restrictions: Though we didn't enquire about this, I had a chat with the chef and I'm sure he would accommodate any requests. He seemed really helpful.”

“My first visit to this weatherspoons in Wales,it was a long journey from Barmouth to here,definitely needs a weatherspoons in Barmouth,journey was over an hour so missed breakfast,arrived ,very busy.When I ordered the all day brunch with extra black pudding for me and my partner they brought out double,one piece of the black pudding burnt my mouth as it tasted like it had ,had chilli put on it,beans were cold,table was sticky .staff seemed fed up and miserable.”