Anglesey Food and Drink
Anglesey is historically known as Mon Mam Cymru (The Bread Basket of Wales) due to its fertile land producing good crops in the middle ages. The island’s reputation for food and drink remains the same with an abundance of places to eat out, farmers markets and food festivals offering fantastic local produce.
We have provided a list of our favourite local places below.
Please note. Due to the COVID-19 Regulations, please be advised to check on availability prior to visiting.
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Catch 22 Brasserie (Valley)
We are so lucky to have one of our favourite places to eat on our doorstep. Catch 22 offers a contemporary yet casual setting with a changing seasonal menu focusing on the finest local ingredients. They are open 7 days a week from 10:30am for coffee, brunch or a three-course meal.
Blas Mwy Black Lion
Run by mother and daughter team Gwenan & Annest Rowlands, the Black Lion comprises a cosy eatery where you will always receive a warm welcome and delicious home cooked food. We recommend their delicious afternoon tea!
Llanfaethlu, Anglesey, LL65 4NL | (01407) 730718
The Lobster Pot
Renowned for its seafood, the Lobster Pot is a timeless classic restaurant offering fantastic quality food and service and is open for lunch or dinner.
Church Bay, Anglesey, LL65 4EU | (01407) 730471
Sandymount House
A stylish beach house restaurant & bar set in the relaxed seaside village of Rhosneigr.
The Harbourfront Bistro
Delicious food and fantastic surroundings. The Harbourfront Bistro is a restaurant and bar located next to The Holyhead Maritime Museum directly on Newry Beach in Holyhead Harbour. At high tide the sea reaches underneath our restaurant’s deck – you cannot dine any closer to the water in Anglesey!
The Black Seal
A beautiful setting for fine dining right on the shore of Trearddur Bay.
Sea Shanty Cafe (Trearddur Bay)
A Family friendly Beach Café, Restaurant & Ice cream parlour.
The Marram Grass
The BBC’s Great British Menu, Ellis Barrie runs the celebrated Marram Grass on Anglesey with his brothers Liam and Conor. Unlike other restaurants, they offer three mystery dining experiences where you will be presented with surprise dishes depending on seasonal availability. You might struggle to book a table but it’s worth the wait.
Melin Llynon Tea Room
If you’re looking for an afternoon tea with a twist, join Michelin star patisserie chef Richard Holt at Melin Llynnon tea rooms. His cakes and desserts have a whimsical reputation so expect the unexpected.
Please don’t hesitate to ask if you would like recommendations of places to eat over the bridge.
Anglesey Farmers Markets & Festivals
Anglesey Farmers Market
The Anglesey Farmers’ Market is held every third Saturday of each month. You’ll be able to buy a wide selection of delicious local produce including Welsh Black beef and fresh crab caught along the Anglesey coastline, as well as a range of handmade cheeses and locally grown fruit and Vegetables.
Menai Food Festival
The Menai Food Festival is held on the recreation field and surrounding areas in Menai Bridge, Anglesey, North Wales. A weekend feast of food & drink producers, craft stalls, street food, live music and a mini funfair to keep little ones entertained!