The Ship - Menu

Popular pub with locals and tourists Friendly staff Good cooking Owner may have to shut the restaurant at times because of the high price of power when his present contract expires

Booked online easily with Alun. Enjoyed nice tasty pub food, served hot and fresh by friendly attentive staff. Comfortable seating in a seaside pub with a nice atmosphere. Would happily visit again.

We walked the 3 miles into the village and sat outside with several friends and their dogs. We were only drinking, but the sun was shining and it was the perfect location to chat and watch the comings and goings of Aberdaron.

We sat outside late morning had a drink and snacks and watched the world go by. The toilets and pub areas are spotless, a credit to the owner and friendly staff. Next time we may order a meal, it’s also dog friendly. Recommended

Dined here tonight in the restaurant for my birthday. Absolutely gorgeous food. Lasagne was huge but so so tasty! My husband had the chicken which was succulent and tasty. Large portions, excellent service and lovely environment. One of the best meals I’ve ever had. Would highly recommend. Thanks to all the staff

Great evening here. Top beer purple moose was v flavoursome. Also tried a pint of coors. Bar staff were v friendly and helpful. Good banter with punters. Sea bass dish was excellent. Really tasty. Came with spuds and I made the mistake of ordering chips. They were excellent and easy to make chip butties. Dogs were also allowed in the bar area so my pooch was happy (and she got some chips ! . Only downside music was a bit loud and strange. Much better when a local turned it down.

We stopped in here on the off chance on our last night in the area. Despite being fully booked in the restaurant, we were kindly accommodated in the bar. We were able to pre order before the food service time so that our food was cooked for us and on the table by 6.15 much appreciated with a hungry 5 year old and a long night time drive to Bristol that evening! The food was delicious and some of the best we had on the peninsula. We ordered the seafood pasta (which had plenty of seafood in it), the pork belly and the kids fish and chips. Highly recommended.

We decided to spend the last night of our recent trip to North Wales at this pub/restaurant in the centre of the village a few yards from the beach. We luckily found a parking space right outside, but there is a large car park right opposite the pub. There are two separate dining areas, a restaurant and a bar area where we were located. They had run out of my first choice starter, but the pate and toast I ate was very nice. A large gammon steak with chips and an egg was my main meal, and this was also well cooked. Sian looked after us very well all evening

It was extremely disappointing to find not not one member of staff that made us feel welcome The bar was busy but plenty of empty seats which we occupied with our dog. The bar person took several minutes to even acknowledge my presence at the bar. He was more interested in joking with a customer. A young lady was sitting behind the bar. Clearly not interested in working. Two more female staff came behind the bar but still ignored. Eventually I was served but lacked any kind of professionalism. We wanted to order food and asked for menus. We returned to order food at the bar. We were not informed to collect cutlery. The food arrived. Acceptable the price did not reflect the service. The femal...