Pubs
Yr Madryn -2.3 Miles
Our local pub and a favourite. The Madryn was sadly closed and unused for many years. However it was bought and fully refurbished by five local friends. It is now a delightful pub, café and restaurant. The owners vision is to also create a community hub and utilise the pub for local and community events.
Ty Rhydd, Chwilog
01766 819 300
info@madryn.co.uk
The Goat Inn - 4.8 miles
The Goat Inn Restaurant and Bar is located on the A487 between Porthmadog and Caernarfon. The restaurant serves food both at lunch times and in the evening.
Glandwyfach, Porthmadog LL51 9LJ
01766 530 237
Y Bryncynan - 9.5 miles
Dog friendly beer garden and children's play area. Full restaurant which does a very popular Sunday roast.
Morfa Nefyn, Pwllheli LL53 6AA
01758 720 879
Glyn y Weddw Arms - 9.8 miles
Located in the heart of Llanbedrog, this pub also enjoys a delightful garden plus a park area for children to play.
Abersoch Road, Llanbedrog, LL53 7TH
Gwesty Ty Newydd - 21 miles
Features a beach facing terrace with stunning views across Aberdaron beach.
Aberdaron, LL53 8BE
Phone: 01758 760207
https://www.gwesty-tynewydd.co.uk/
The Ship - 21 miles
Located in the heart of Aberdaron village just a few yards from the beach. The Ship has a great restaurant that offers a range of locally caught seafood
Aberdaron, LL53 8BE
01758 760204
http://theshiphotelaberdaron.co.uk/
The Sun Inn - 14.5 miles
Enjoys a very pretty beer garden. The Sun Inn is dog friendly and has a full lunchtime and evening restaurant menu.
Llanengan, Pwllheli, LL53 7LG
01758712660
https://thesuninnllanengan.co.uk/
Ty Coch Inn - 11 miles
Arguably one of the finest public houses in Wales, the Ty Coch Inn has been voted amongst the world's best beachside bars. It’s official entry reads
“Built in 1823, Ty Coch started life as a vicarage before it was opened as an inn in 1842 to feed the hungry (and thirsty) shipbuilders who worked on the beach. The Inn has a prime location on the sweeping Welsh seaside, with views across to Yr Eifl and Snowdonia. Porthdinllaen is a small coastal village on the Llŷn Peninsula and has been owned by the National Trust since 1994. There are only about two dozen buildings in Porthdinllaen, with Ty Coch at the centre of the village. Only locals have vehicle access to the Inn, so visitors must walk across the beach from Morfa Nefyn or across the golf course on top of the headland to reach Ty Coch. Relax, unwind, pull up a pew, grab a pint, breathe in the sea air and watch the waves come in.”
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Porthdinllaen Morfa Nefyn LL53 6DB
01758 720498