Guidebook for Talwrn
Food Scene
Dylan's Menai Bridge
Saint George's Roadrapidly growing local restaurant with a good reputation
healthy food range and good outdoor seating area in quaint seaside town
27 locals recommend
Ann's Pantry
healthy food range and good outdoor seating area in quaint seaside town
The Lobster Pot Restaurant
Great local seafood caught by this family run business
Wonderful views and Old world pub right on the sea front serving good food and beverages
24 locals recommend
The Ship Inn Red Wharf Bay
Wonderful views and Old world pub right on the sea front serving good food and beverages
Freckled Angel
49 High Stlocal produce and tapas
Great views of the beach and sea with a decent menu and friendly helpful staff. 10 mins away. Easy taxi back !
50 locals recommend
The Tavern on the Bay
Great views of the beach and sea with a decent menu and friendly helpful staff. 10 mins away. Easy taxi back !
Bryn Williams Porth Eirias
Promenade40 mins away but worth the trip. award winning chef
Situated near to the picturesque seaside village of Aberffraw this restraunt was originally opened by the Simpsons shoe shop family to train up local young people to join the hospitality industry. It has now changed hands but is getting great reviews. Why not visit the church of the sea, just outside the village, before dining ? ......check tide times !!!!!
55 locals recommend
Oyster Catcher
Maelog LakeSituated near to the picturesque seaside village of Aberffraw this restraunt was originally opened by the Simpsons shoe shop family to train up local young people to join the hospitality industry. It has now changed hands but is getting great reviews. Why not visit the church of the sea, just outside the village, before dining ? ......check tide times !!!!!
Victoria Hotel
Recently fully refurbished with a beer garden overlooking the straights.
Good food formerly owned by Timpsons shoes. Was also the billet for Polish pilots during the war, hence the white eagle
58 locals recommend
The White Eagle
Good food formerly owned by Timpsons shoes. Was also the billet for Polish pilots during the war, hence the white eagle
The Golden Fry
The SquareAward winning fish and chip shop in Benllech.
local Anglesey cider producers using apples from the island. Bar for sampling the products.
Jaspels Fine Cider Makers
local Anglesey cider producers using apples from the island. Bar for sampling the products.
Catch 22 Brasserie
Recommended by our guests
The Boathouse
1 Penrorsedd Terracelocal restaurant around 10 mins drive
Recently extended local pub with good beer, a large beer garden and wood fired pizza.
6 locals recommend
The Panton Arms
The SquareRecently extended local pub with good beer, a large beer garden and wood fired pizza.
Catch 22 Brasserie
Restaurant recommended by our previous guests
Sage Kitchen Menai Bridge
Interesting menu from a small dedicated team of chefs
Parks & Nature
stunning views and a great walk on the beach. Make sure you check the tide times as the island is cut off at high water. If you get it wrong you will be waiting 4 hours on the islfor the tide to turn !!!
40 locals recommend
Ynys Llanddwyn
stunning views and a great walk on the beach. Make sure you check the tide times as the island is cut off at high water. If you get it wrong you will be waiting 4 hours on the islfor the tide to turn !!!
The Dingle, Anglesey
pleasant walk up the valley to the Cefn reservoir
largest tern colony in the UK. walk along the coastal path and see the mice ( 2 islands)
10 locals recommend
Cemlyn Bay
largest tern colony in the UK. walk along the coastal path and see the mice ( 2 islands)
6 hours walk there and back or catch the steam train but pick your day and don'tgo on the weekends or Bank Holidays !
248 locals recommend
Snowdon
6 hours walk there and back or catch the steam train but pick your day and don'tgo on the weekends or Bank Holidays !
forget the picture of their offices in Bangor ! the wildlife trust has a host of places to visit and events are run throughout the year from Dolphin spotting with experts to fungi foraging for mushrooms.
see www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk
North Wales Wildlife Trust
Garth Roadforget the picture of their offices in Bangor ! the wildlife trust has a host of places to visit and events are run throughout the year from Dolphin spotting with experts to fungi foraging for mushrooms.
see www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk
Stunning gardens with a long laburnum arch walk ( flowers in May). A great day out
194 locals recommend
National Trust - Bodnant Garden
Bodnant RoadStunning gardens with a long laburnum arch walk ( flowers in May). A great day out
This is a must visit for all gardeners and plant lovers. The current owners purchased the house and gardens in 1996 and are restoring it to it's original glory. Its sheltered with a huge walled garden with paths lined by interesting plants down to the waterfalls and river
36 locals recommend
Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens
Cadnant RoadThis is a must visit for all gardeners and plant lovers. The current owners purchased the house and gardens in 1996 and are restoring it to it's original glory. Its sheltered with a huge walled garden with paths lined by interesting plants down to the waterfalls and river
The whole costal path walk is 130 miles and planned to be completed in 10 days. You will be walking through the most stunning and dramatic scenery. A badge and certificate are awarded on completion.
25 locals recommend
Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path
The whole costal path walk is 130 miles and planned to be completed in 10 days. You will be walking through the most stunning and dramatic scenery. A badge and certificate are awarded on completion.
Entertainment & Activities
Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
Longest Zip wire in Europe
for young couples who like a bit of excersize on a rainy day
250 locals recommend
Zip World Bounce Below
for young couples who like a bit of excersize on a rainy day
Adventure Parc Snowdonia
Conway Roadlearn to surf on man-made waves
Welsh Mountain Zoo
Old Highwaytake a trip around our local mountain zoo
RibRide
Water StreetExilerating rib ride through the Menai straits and beyond.
local bike hire available in Llangefni. Multi day hire with drop off and collection available. Also hire hybrid bikes. tel 07794 051523
Anglesey Brewhouse
Unit 12 Industrial Estate Roadlocal bike hire available in Llangefni. Multi day hire with drop off and collection available. Also hire hybrid bikes. tel 07794 051523
Arts & Culture
National Trust property and home of the Marquis of Anglesey.
132 locals recommend
National Trust - Plas Newydd House and Gardens
National Trust property and home of the Marquis of Anglesey.
Pontio Arts and Innovation Centre
Deiniol RoadPenrhyn Castle
Historic castle built by the Pennant family.
One of the castles built by Edward 1. Also visit the historic town of Beaumaris and travel on to Penmon point
149 locals recommend
Beaumaris Castle
Castle StreetOne of the castles built by Edward 1. Also visit the historic town of Beaumaris and travel on to Penmon point
Supermarkets
Closest: Asda Ffordd Cae Sel, Llangefni LL77 7DW. tel 01248 725520
Aldi. Mill Street, Llangefni LL77 7JA. tel 0800 042 0800
Lidl. Industrial Estate Road, Llangefni LL77 7JH. Tel 0800 977 7766
Waitrose Mona Road, Menai Bridge LL59 5EA. Tel 01248 712947
Unique individual clothing and gift shops in a beautiful castle town with its own pier. Boat trips to Puffin Island. The castle was built by Edward 1st
128 locals recommend
Beaumaris
Unique individual clothing and gift shops in a beautiful castle town with its own pier. Boat trips to Puffin Island. The castle was built by Edward 1st
Sightseeing
stunning views and amazing Birdlip. walk from South stack to Northstack along the coastal path
108 locals recommend
South Stack Lighthouse
stunning views and amazing Birdlip. walk from South stack to Northstack along the coastal path
trip round puffin Island from Beaumaris. You may see dolphins or seals. Wrap up warm, even on a sunny day as it can be cold at sea.
25 locals recommend
Seacoast Safaris - Puffin Island Boat Trips
trip round puffin Island from Beaumaris. You may see dolphins or seals. Wrap up warm, even on a sunny day as it can be cold at sea.
Visit this working windmill with its own tea rooms. See grain being milled by the power of the wind
44 locals recommend
Melin Llynon, Llanddeusant
Visit this working windmill with its own tea rooms. See grain being milled by the power of the wind