Cafes in North Wales

The Summit Complex
http://www.thesummitcomplex.co.uk
The Summit Complex now houses a Bar and Restaurant which is themed on the famous Randolph Turpin who once owned the Complex. A themed Gift and Curio Shop stocked with gifts and Souvenirs as a reminder of your visit.

Coffee @ Waterstones
http://www.ottakerscoffeeshop.co.uk
Coffee @ Waterstone\'s is Llandudno\'s first contemporary coffee shop and is situated within Waterstone\'s flagship bookstore on Mostyn Street.

Hooton\'s Homegrown
http://www.hootonshomegrown.com
The Hooton family has farmed at Gwydryn Hîr, Brynsiencyn since 1964. Today, with two sons, Andrew and James, Michael and Rosalind Hooton produce meat, fruit, vegetables, cakes, and jams. With other farm staff, a year-round production system is organized to produce the products that are available in our farm shop and at Fron Goch Garden Centre, Llanfaglan, Caernarfon.

Bwyty Dylanwad Da Restaurant
http://www.dylanwad.co.uk
For over 20 years Dylanwad Da (\"Good Influence\") has been providing good food and wine in the centre of the beautiful little market town of Dolgellau. Dylanwad Da is open in the day as a Café/Bar and Wine Shop for coffee, cakes and tapas or to purchase any of our carefully selected wines. In the evening we transform into a small and friendly restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere.

The Beach Hut
http://www.thebeachhut.me.uk
The Beach Hut guest House, Holyhead, Anglesey is a bed and breakfast very close to the ferry port. All rooms are ensuite We pride ourselves on quality walm clean rooms which most overlook the sea.

Ann\'s Pantry
http://www.annspantry.co.uk
Ann’s Pantry is a family run café and restaurant in the picture postcard village of Moelfre. We strive to serve quality produce, which is local wherever possible. Fresh fish and shellfish are a regular feature on our menus with crab and lobster supplied by a local company. Our meat is of the finest quality, mostly being Welsh and local in origin. In the summer our fruit and vegetables are often grown on the island.

Eric Jones Cafe and Accommodation
http://www.ericjones-tremadog.co.uk
We are located at Bwlch y Moch at the foot of the Tremadog Rocks in Snowdonia National Park, near Porthmadog, North Wales. We offer the following accommodation and services: self catering holiday cottage, camping (for tents), bunkbarns, a café.

Bryn Glo Guest House and Tea Room
http://www.bryn-glo.com
Bed & Breakfast and cafe in Capel Curig in heart of Snowdonia. Popular with climbers and walkers - warm welcome and hearty food guaranteed. Bunkhouse also avialable.