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Haven hafan y mor

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gilmoregal · 11/09/2018 12:56

Hi all, struggling with working out nice restaurants nearish.

Any recommendations, we like good food but do have a baby with us so have to be realistic about an appropriate place to take him.

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smaiwa · 01/10/2018 21:30

www.dylansrestaurant.co.uk/locations/criccieth.
About 10 mins away. Location and layout are worth a visit. the place is quite big and a crying baby shouldn't be a big deal.

hebog-beddgelert.co.uk
about half an hour away surrounded by the mountains but on the flat- easy walks and good paths .

theshiphotelaberdaron.co.uk
Aberdaron is well worth a visit-the food in the Ship is better than the Ty Newydd across the road but Ty Newydd has a balcony overlooking the beach if the sun is shining so have a drink there first.

www.moorings-bistro.co.uk.
About twenty minutes awayin Borth y Gest- very very nice place to walk down the beach path if you've a baby carrier/papoose or a big wheeled/cross country buggy. Otherwise park in the superbly scenic(not joking)car park overlooking the cove with takeaway fish an chips from Chippy Dre in Tremadog or Allports in Porthmadog.
Same option in Cricieth-nice chippy opposite Cadwalladers Ice Cream Parlour-cadwaladers.co.uk/find-us/ if you don't go to Dylan's

Happy Trails

hilbil21 · 01/10/2018 21:35

We were at Hafan y mor last week and drove to Pwllheli before we could check in. Not far away at all and we went for lunch to a place called Harvey's Diner. It was next to a car park so very handy and the food was lovely

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