Top 4 Places to Eat in Beaumaris

Written by Hannah McKinsey, Jake Evans, Sarah kelly
26/08/2025
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Beaumaris's dining landscape offers a charming selection of eateries, largely catering to couples and families seeking quality meals in relaxed, scenic settings. The local culinary scene leans towards traditional British and Welsh influences, with a strong emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, particularly seafood.

1. The Bull's Head Inn

Cuisine: Traditional British Pub Fare

Nestled in a Grade II listed 15th-century building, The Bull's Head Inn blends historical charm with modern comfort. Patrons can enjoy hearty pub classics, seasonal specials, and a highly-regarded Sunday roast in a cosy atmosphere with rich colours and contemporary fabrics. The pub also offers a traditional bar and an elegant restaurant space. Dog-friendly areas are available in the front bar and lounge. While recent reviews mostly praise the food and setting, some visitors in August 2025 noted inconsistencies with evening meals.

Price: Main courses: £18-£19, Sandwiches: £8.50-£13.25, Desserts: £6.50-£12.50 (approx. $23-24, $11-17, $8-16 USD)

Getting There: Located in the heart of Beaumaris, directly on Castle Street and a short walk from Beaumaris Castle.

2. Pier House Cafe & Bistro

Cuisine: Modern British, Fresh Seafood

Situated in a Victorian townhouse, Pier House Cafe & Bistro provides a welcoming and relaxed setting with stunning views across the Menai Strait towards the Snowdonia mountains. It is particularly renowned for its fresh, locally-sourced fish and seafood. The bistro serves breakfast, lunch, sandwiches, and snacks throughout the day, ensuring a variety of options for all visitors. An outdoor terrace is available, perfect for enjoying the views on a fine day.

Price: Breakfasts: around £10.25 (approx. $13 USD), Main dishes: £10-£20 (approx. $13-25 USD)

Getting There: Superbly positioned on the quayside, directly opposite the Beaumaris Pier and beach.

3. Beau's Tea Rooms

Cuisine: Traditional Tea Room, Light Meals, Cakes

Beau's Tea Rooms offers a quaint and cosy experience, complete with charming vintage-inspired decor and mismatched crockery. It is an ideal spot for a relaxing breakfast, light lunch, or classic afternoon tea. The menu includes freshly prepared options, such as the popular Club Sandwich and Coronation Chicken sandwich, alongside an extensive selection of teas. Vegan and gluten-free options, including mushroom stroganoff and falafel sandwiches, are also available.

Price: Light meals: £8-£15 (approx. $10-19 USD), Specialist teas: around £4 (approx. $5 USD)

Getting There: Found at 30 Castle Street in Beaumaris, easily accessible on foot from the town's main attractions.

4. Harry's Bistro

Cuisine: Modern British with Welsh Influence

Located within the historic Henllys Hall, Harry's Bistro offers a unique and unhurried dining experience with striking views over the Menai Strait to Snowdonia. The menu features modern British cuisine with a strong Welsh influence, utilising locally sourced Anglesey produce. While the decor has been recently updated with an Art Deco theme, some visitors find it retains a traditional charm. Expect dishes such as crab with sourdough crumpet, roast leg of Welsh lamb, and pan-fried cod fillet. This venue is well-suited for a more special occasion.

Price: Starters: £5.20-£8.75 (approx. $7-11 USD), Main courses: £10.50-£35 (approx. $13-44 USD) depending on specials, Desserts: around £4.95-£5.50 (approx. $6-7 USD).

Getting There: Situated just outside Beaumaris, within Henllys Hall Golf Club. A short drive or taxi ride from the town centre is recommended.

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