Places to Eat

The Bryntirion Inn is the ideal place to stop for a meal when visiting this picturesque area of the upper Dee Valley, just four miles from Llyn Tegid at Bala, and offers a mouth-watering food menu which, significantly, has huge appeal for all, inc

Café at the start of the Minffordd Path to Cader Idris, serving traditional home made cakes, scrumptious soups, freshly made sandwiches, baguettes and hot lunches. Ingredients locally sourced where possible.   

There is a superb restaurant at Tynycornel, the chef creating excellent seasonal menus, with a variety of local delicacies to complement popular British dishes. They are also be able to cater for any dietary requirements you may have.

The Minffordd Hotel is much more than a Snowdonia hotel, but rather a charming retreat with a good restaurant and a cosy bar serving a good range of wines and traditional local ales and beers. Previously a drovers' inn, the original part of t

Rooted in the fine local produce of the region, using the finest locally sourced, humanely and where possible, organically produced ingredients, the fine dining offer at Palé Hall is seasonal and fresh, sharing influences from across the glob

On the South West shore of Talyllyn Lake you will find the Pen-y-Bont Hotel, a 16th Century Coaching Inn with one of the most iconic views in Wales. The location, near Cader Idris, Southern Snowdonia’s highest peak, is ideal for walkers.