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[http://www.asha-balti-house.co.uk/ The Asha Balti House] in Llanrwst is a good Indian take-away. Llanrwst also has two excellent fish and chip shops; Tir-a-Mor gets particularly good reviews. Beware that they close early by city standards - around 9pm. | [http://www.asha-balti-house.co.uk/ The Asha Balti House] in Llanrwst is a good Indian take-away. Llanrwst also has two excellent fish and chip shops; Tir-a-Mor gets particularly good reviews. Beware that they close early by city standards - around 9pm. | ||
On the negative side, give the Plas Hall Hotel down the valley near Pont-y-Pant station a very wide berth. | On the negative side, we give the Plas Hall Hotel down the valley near Pont-y-Pant station a very wide berth. | ||
Revision as of 10:04, 18 August 2006
Here are a few places we have had good meals at:
Elen's Castle Hotel - just down the hill so you would be supporting the Dolwyddelan economy. Good food, but whether they are cooking on the night you want to go is completely a matter of chance. Its recent history is worthy of a soap opera and it may change hands in the near future.
Ty Gwyn Hotel, Betws-y-Coed - quite smart, good food, good beer, but parking is a challenge.
Maenan Abbey Hotel - smart restaurant serving good food with an emphasis on local produce, cosy bar with very good bar meals. Both are worth the journey.
White Horse Inn, Capel Garmon - cosy, friendly pub serving good pub food in an informal manner.
The Asha Balti House in Llanrwst is a good Indian take-away. Llanrwst also has two excellent fish and chip shops; Tir-a-Mor gets particularly good reviews. Beware that they close early by city standards - around 9pm.
On the negative side, we give the Plas Hall Hotel down the valley near Pont-y-Pant station a very wide berth.