Local Restaurants, Cafes, Pubs, Bars, etc in Caernarfon

Places to eat in Caernarfon.

Dominated by its fantastic castle, and lying on the Menai Straits with the Isle of Anglesey on its doorstep, is the Royal County town of Caernarfon, surely a visit here has to take in this magnificent fortress. The castle is one of the best examples of its kind in Europe and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The town itself has a pretty centre, with open market place and painted buildings. A major tourist spot for visitors there are specialist shops displaying fine Welsh crafts, tea rooms and cafes, traditional Welsh pubs, fine restaurants and places to stay. Welsh language and traditions are all around you and it is a pleasant experience soaking up the Celtic atmosphere that you can find here.
Caernarfon has its own small harbour and award winning beach. If you want to go wider afield, take a ride on the impressive steam locomotives up into the Snowdonia National park courtesy of the Welsh Highland Railway.

We cannot give a full list of all available food outlets but below is a small selection of those available in Caernarfon or surrounding areas.

Caernarfon Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Food Outlets, etc

Plas Dinas Hotel & Restaurant

Bontnewydd, Caernarfon, LL54 7YF
Tel: 01286 830214 Fax: 01286 830308

Enjoy a fabulous meal in the splendour of this wonderful house which was once the home of the Armstrong-Jones family. Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret were frequent visitors to the house which is set in its own grounds with outstanding views over Snowdonia, Anglesey and The Irish Sea. Our head chef, Joachim Monterieux, was trained in Le Mans and has worked in quality restaurants throughout the UK, Europe and the USA. He and his team will ensure that you have a memorable meal made only from the freshest, finest quality ingredients - from the canapés through to the petit fours, you will be delighted by your evening at Plas Dinas.
Type: Restaurant

Bwyty Ogof Y Ddraig Restaurant

26 Hole in the wall street, Caernarfon, LL55 1RQ
Tel: 01286 677322
Web: www.ogofyddraig.com

Bwyty Ogof Y Ddraig is nestled within the town walls of historic Caernarfon. It is Welsh themed and has Celtic decor throughout. The ground floor is deep red in colour, has flame and coloured lighting and has a very busy atmosphere. Whereas the first floor is a green colour, the lights are dimmed down low and the sound of running water can be heard from our water feature. Wherever you choose to eat your food I'm sure you'd agree that “Visiting Ogof y Ddraig (Translated as The Dragons Cave) is more of an experience than just eating out” Daily post taste test 2004
Our Á-la-Cárte menu is reasonably priced and all meals are cooked to order using fresh local produce where possible. The menu is well balanced to suit all tastes. We serve a wide selection of Meat, Poultry, Seafood and Vegetarian meals, all of which are homemade. To accompany your meal, there selection of fine wines available from around the world.
Type: Restaurant

Seiont Manor Hotel

Llanrug, Caernarfon, LL55 2AQ
Tel: 01286 673366 Fax: 01286 672840

A skilful farm conversion in idyllic countryside with views to Snowdonia, the cuisine is an interesting blend of the reliable, well-known British dishes with equally recognisable contributions from the region. The result is interesting and enjoyable.
Type: Restaurant

Ty'n Rhos

Seion Caernarfon, Caernarfon, LL55 3AE
Tel: 01248 670489 Fax: 01248 670079

Recently awarded Restaurant of the Year by Taste of Wales, it is not difficult to see why. The emphasis is on serious cooking, using nothing but the best of the local produce, but without becoming carried away on flights of fancy and culinary ego rides. The word ‘honest’ has been used on numerous occasions to describe Lynda Kettle’s cooking.
Type: Restaurant

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