Eat & Drink around Betws-y-Coed
Betws-y-Coed and district is full of great places to eat and drink. From cosy traditional pubs to great cafés to quality restaurants. Local produce and ingredients abound creating a wonderful eating experience. To help plan your visit, you can save your favourites to the "My Favourites" page which can be found under "Your Visit".
Caffi Doti
Becca and Arwel welcome you to their cosy cafe in the heart of the beautiful & historic village of Trefriw, serving great coffee (Heartland - roasted in Llandudno), home made cakes, breakfasts and lunches.
It is dog-friendly inside and out, so sit on the benches outside and watch the world go by, and be sure to try Becca's home-made cakes and scones!
They also host regular pizza and themed nights - keep an eye on their socials for details.
07545 232709 (Becca Lloyd)
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The Riverside Restaurant at Craig-Y-Dderwen
Our award winning restaurant overlooks the River Conwy at the edge of Betws-Y-Coed.
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01690 710293 (Craig-Y-Dderwen Riverside Hotel)
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Grill Room at the Royal Oak
The Grill Room at the Royal Oak Hotel offers menus which fully embrace modern Welsh cooking using locally sourced seasonal produce in new & innovative ways.
Discover a new dining taste with the thrill of the Grill – a section of our menu covers food totally cooked over charcoal on the Josper, an authentic bbq oven.
If you’re a steak lover then one of our secret weapons is the Dry Ager – one of the oldest techniques out there. Dry ageing produces a steak that's incomparable to an ordinary cut of beef, with an aroma reminiscent of butter and nuts – sounds delicious? It is!
01690 710219
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Bridge Restaurant and Bar 1815 at the Waterloo Hotel
Offering a modern and contemporary venue the Bridge Restaurant and Bar 1815 is the ideal place to drink and relax after a busy day out and about in North Wales.
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01690 710 411 (Katie Valintine)
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HAND - Coffee & Sandwiches
Independent coffee shop serving specialist coffee, matcha, takeaway sandwiches, salads and bakes in a cool space with friendly service from Guy and the team.
Located right on the main square right in the heart of the attractive town of Llanrwst, near Betws-y-Coed.
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The Old Stag
An easy 20-min drive from Betws y Coed The Old Stag in Llangernyw is your typical traditional country pub. Originally built as a farm in 1640 The Old Stag was converted to a hotel in the late 1800's and into the current pub in the late 1970's. Situated in the shadow of the famous yew tree, which is reported to be at least 4,500 years old and is one of the oldest living things in the world, The Old Stag offers everything a country pub should.
The minute you walk through the old oak door of the pub you are engrossed by the thousand of ancient and weird artefacts which adorn the ceilings and walls of the pub. The warmth and glow of the open fires radiate through the pub and the low oak beam on the ceilings hold a history of their own.
SUPERB ACCOMODATION AVAILABLE ABOVE THE PUB - SEE THE YEW VIEW UNDER "SELF CATERING"
01745 860213 (Darryl & Maria Flynn)
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Llugwy River Restaurant
This restaurant brings you a menu that celebrates seasonality and local produce.
Our food ethos has been influenced over the years as more amazing producers and suppliers have sprung up locally selling, growing and rearing Welsh produce and livestock.
And the Llugwy River Team love a party! As well as hosting foodie event nights through the year, the Llugwy is available for private hire and open for the most delicious Sunday lunch.
01690 710219
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The Old Ship
The Old Ship (Yr Hen Long) is an independently owned 'free house' - recently refurbished to create a traditional pub with a 'modern twist' - serving classic pub dishes and a wide selection of premium beers and real ales including Hawkstone lager and cider.
The large riverside beer garden is a fantastic place to sit on a warm, sunny day, and both it and the lower dining room in the pub is dog-friendly!
The Old Ship is situated in the quiet, pretty village of Trefriw just 5 miles north of Betws-y-Coed, and is easily accessed from both there and the town of Conwy to the north.
01492 640013
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RISE by Cornish Bakery
Born in the Cornish harbour town of Mevagissey, Cornish Bakery is known for our hand-crafted Cornish pasties, artisan pastries, speciality coffee and simple food, boldly made.
With 70+ bakeries across the UK, we bring a taste of Cornwall to communities nationwide, always focusing on great ingredients, skilled craft and making people feel at home. From our classic pasties to our seasonal bakes, everything we do is about creating food that feels good, wherever you enjoy it.
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Y Stablau
Y Stablau embodies the essence of a modern dining venue, perfect for both indoor and outdoor experiences. A welcoming place to gather, socialise, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. The perfect place to unwind after a day in the mountains.
Local cask ales, a menu featuring local produce, bespoke cocktails, music nights & entertainment events with a stunning outside canopied dining area. Plenty of parking & dog friendly inside & out.
01690 710 011 (Glenn Evans)
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Elen's Castle Hotel & Restaurant - Siabod Restaurant
Small, award-winning restaurant with stunning views, serving British food with an emphasis on local Welsh produce. Highly recommended.
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01690 750 207 (Adam and Helen Hardy)
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Conwy Falls Forest Park
Spacious café located on the of spectacular Conwy Falls.
Open daily, serving hot and cold food and licenced to serve alcohol.
Great views, with indoor and outdoor seating.
01690 710 336 (Jess Forshaw)
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Abbasi's | Indian Restaurant
Located in Snowdonia National Park, our restaurant brings authentic, simple and tasty Indian Cuisines to North Wales.
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01690 710328
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