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From the warm welcome to being seated in the cosy restaurant with the excellent food and served by an attentive Staff we would recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogExcellent variety of menu with local produce. Servers friendly and bilingual. Busy and vibrant. Will certainly visit again.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogLovely evening. The weather was hot but the staff remained cheery and helpful. The food was lovely (as usual). Had a great time. Thank you.
The Bridge End Hotel – LlangollenBooked a 5:30 table for 4 before going to a show in the Eistedfordd. Great table service & very pleasantly surprised both with the food choices and the quality of the food when it arrived. No delays in taking either the drinks order or the food orders and wasn't any delay in food arriving. Not been in here in ages so will definitely give this more consideration when we are in Llangollen again
The Bridge End Hotel – LlangollenReally lovely meal. I had the Welsh lamb and my husband had fillet steak. Dessert was sticky toffee pudding and my husband had white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake. Really hot evening. Inside was pleasant and cool. Very organised. All the waitresses were exceptional. Friendly and attentive. It was our 33rd wedding anniversary. We thoroughly enjoyed it and will be back.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogReally lovely meal. I had the Welsh lamb and my husband had fillet steak. Dessert was sticky toffee pudding and my husband had white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake. Really hot evening. Inside was pleasant and cool. Very organised. All the waitresses were exceptional. Friendly and attentive. It was our 33rd wedding anniversary. We thoroughly enjoyed it and will be back.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogVery good experience. Good quality food for a reasonable price considering it is Llangollen. Service was excellent even though there only seemed to be one person tending the bar and taking the food order/serving the food. Glad they weren't too busy!
The Bridge End Hotel – LlangollenI booked a party of 9 in for dinner at Y Sgwar and the meal as well as the wine choices were first class and everyone in my party agreed
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogThe food is so delicious and the staff are so pleasant and helpful. The salmon was so mouth watering good along with the roasted vegetables. And the Toffee cheese cake with icecream and a requested pot of pouring cream was again delicious. So see you all again soon.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogVery accommodating and the service was amazing, couldn’t have asked for more. The food was delicious. Definitely worth visiting again.
The Bridge End Hotel – LlangollenFantastic service and food, really enjoyable night all around
The Victoria Inn – BarmouthWe pre booked and pre ordered our food as we were a party of 11. We were on a tight time schedule between rehearsals for an Eisteddfod event. So it was disappointing we had to wait over half an hour for food at lunchtime. It made it a stressful meal which shoukf not have been the case.
The Bridge End Hotel – LlangollenThe meal was very good and the staff were very efficient considering Of how busy the restaurant was.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogExcellent tasty Sunday lunch. Lovely staff in a homely surroundings.
The Victoria Inn – BarmouthSunday lunch the best
The Bridge End Hotel – LlangollenAmazing food, staffs are so friendly! Great atmosphere!! Made our meals special for my boyfriend 50th birthday. Thank you so much.
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogSunday roast adventure, served up with a side of chuckles! We had a 2-course feast booked for 14:45, but yours truly got a bit antsy and rang up to see if we could sneak in earlier. Lo and behold, the stars aligned, and they said, “Yippee, come on down!” So, we practically sprinted over, bellies rumbling like a couple of hungry badgers. Walking in, the place was fresh as a daisy and clean enough to eat off the floor (not that we tried, mind you). The decor screamed “modern pub chic” with a vibe so cozy you’d think you were at your nan’s for Sunday lunch, but with better lighting and fewer doilies. For starters, we dove into the prawn cocktail, and blimey, it was divine—like a retro seaside holiday in a glass. The prawns were juicy, but I’ll be honest, I was left wishing for a few more of those little pink fellas to keep the party going. Still, it was a proper nostalgic treat that had us grinning like kids at a sweet shop. Then came the mains, and oh boy, we were in for it. I went for the lamb, and the missus tackled the beef. Both were cooked to perfection, dripping with flavor, and served with all the trimmings—crispy roasties, veg that didn’t taste like sadness, and a Yorkshire pud so big it could double as a life raft. The gravy? Liquid gold, mate. By the end, we were so bloated we could’ve rolled out the door like a pair of human beach balls. Worth every waddle. All in all, a belter of a Sunday roast that left us stuffed, chuffed, and already plotting our next visit. Just chuck in a few extra prawns next time, yeah? 10/10, would bloat again!
Y Sgwar – PorthmadogWe were staying in the local area and wanted a nice meal out. We found the restaurant online with lots of great reviews and booked a table. The staff were very accommodating and explained the specials. We both had the black pudding Scotch Eggs to start. They were amazing, I cut it in half and the eggs was runny. I had a half lobster and it was cooked really nicely. My husband had the lamb and it was cooked so well. A big shout out to the chef and staff for an amazing evening with food cooked to perfection.
Y Sgwar – Porthmadog2 courses, £23.50; 3 courses, £28, available 5pm-5.45pm, Tuesday to Saturday.
1 course, £18; 2 courses, £23, 3 courses, £28. Served 12pm-3pm Sundays.
