Cemaes Heritage Centre

Sadly the quality of the home made food was not really very good at all. Maybe we arrived on a bad day who knows but it's not somewhere that I would go back to

Friendly family run cafe. Worth going just for the ploughman’s. Enjoy returning here and great for lunch or refreshment stop with reasonable prices. Well done.

Lovely to find a cafe that is covid rule compliant and with excellent food. Had two absolutely delicious scones. The staff were really lovely and made us very welcome. Tables were sanitised and we felt very safe there. Would highly recommend them. View menu

Whilst eating our food which was fine, the couple next to us aloud their dog to sit at the table and lick their dinner plates. The dog owners then proceeded to smoke a vape whilst there were no smoking signs. Cafe owners should make it clear about dogs licking customers plates and smoking. Spoilt our lunch

Called in for lunch today, warm friendly greeting by the owner, everywhere was spotlessly clean and Covid safe. Good lunch menu, we had paninis made fresh to order served with generous portions of fresh salad and crisps accompanied by a huge pot of tea for two (makes a nice change from a mug with a tea bag! . Can recommend and would go again.

Having read the review here re dragons, we felt safe in going to this delightful cafe. They adhered strictly to covid regulations, which was very reassuring. The table was sanitised before we were invited into the small garden, and there was sanitiser on each table. We were given a warm and friendly welcome on each visit, as were our two dogs. The coffee, as we remembered from previous years, was superb. Food was excellent and well presented. We look forward to visiting again next year. View menu

Looking forward to trying the welsh delicacies but having found an outside table we were told in no uncertain terms it was reserved and there was no room and we should have booked. We saw 2 small metal tables that I am sure could have been put together but by that time the lack of interest rather put us off. Thankfully the spa shop had picnic stuff which we ate in the pretty riverside park near a river which contained tiny trout. On the way back about 75 min later we noticed the oiutside terrace of the cafe was empty.

Today my husband and I treated ourselves to lunch in the garden. We were able to take our dogs and water is provided for them. The menu was surprising. It had all the usual stuff but also a selection of things a bit different. Prices were very affordable for any pocket. Tea comes in a nice big pot so enough for two mugs each with an offer of extra water if you want it. All condiments are in sealed packets, as is sugar. The tables are sanitised before anyone is allowed to sit down. Hand sanitizer on every table and the staff really do wear masks above the nose all of the time. Anyone can feel safe here. The food was lovely. We both had the loaded potato skins which you can have with just chee...

Having been walking the Anglesey Coastal Path for many years, my wife and I have dropped on umpteen noteworthy eating establishments. Banc rates up there with the best. Whether it be the the quality of the food, or the really good value, or the jovial quality of a happy man running his own cafe. In 70 miles of walking it is the only one we have had lunch at, then returned for afternoon tea, then had lunch again the next day. We enjoyed the quality (homemade quiche sausage roll trice , the value, and especially the welcome. And I appreciate Staffordshire crockery. It is not actually on the Coastal Path, or even by the sea front. It is maybe 10 minutes away, with an interesting walk up the hig... View menu