The Town Hall in Gwynedd

Cuisine: Other cuisines

Where is The Town Hall?

🏠 Unnamed Road, LL48 6ER, Portmeirion


Portmeirion Town Hall, is a municipal building in Portmeirion, Gwynedd, Wales. The structure, which is used as an events venue, is a Grade I listed building. Wikipedia

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Simple if you can not do 1 simple espresso don't sell it. If that gelato shop do that espresso in Italy will be closed in week. And that thing they call Pizza and charge you £10 for margarita, well frozen pizza from tesco has more flavour. Only good thing was the welcoming staff.

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Was booked for a wedding when we arrived, so we went to the gelato cafe opposite for refreshments.

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Was told do not serve fish & chips anymore , So i had beef something and chips witch was cold/warm the rest of my family had ham salad baguettes, The lettuce looked like last weeks with no tomato or cucumber and the baguettes was rock hard. Would not use the town hall cafe again. Although the cafe was clean.

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Looks awful, tastes even worse. Only went here, because I was starwing and there is no alternative.

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Very unfriendly 'welcome' being told that it's full (fair enough), and on asking about the wait getting a response with an attitude and tone that made us feel thoroughly unwelcome. Sarcastic explanation that there's no waiting inside due to the pandemic and staff safety, left me confused about what we would have to do to even gain entry

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Extremely over priced and poor quality!Went with my family. Paid £7 for a sandwich, came with a about 4 crisps and poor salad. £10 fish and chips- wasn’t enjoyable. I’d definitely recommend taking a picnic as all shops are overpriced but the village is worth taking a visit to!

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Good variety menu with good tasting food, and friendly, helpful staff. One of the busier restaurants and one of the best priced, and more tucked away than open to the views, this is much more a family place than many of the others in Portmeirion.

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for £35ish we were disappointed. As a group of four of us went somewhere else. One of us went for the beef burger, the buns were soggy and the patty was just lighty heated up as if it was just thrown into a microwave quickly. I personally got chicken curry with chips, the chicken was grinded up with chunk of chicken which was fine but the actually curry was very watery , oily and it looked like it was just thrown on the basic chips. My younger sister got a margarita pizza. Dam, I never personally seen so much cheese thrown on top of a pizza. Finally the worst one out of the bunch, the vegetarian curry with chips. Holy, the sogginess of the food made me uncomfortable, the vegetables were soft and mushy which made the chips(same ones as I had with the chicken curry) off-putting.Do I recommend that you eat here? Simply, No. There is a restaurant further down the path which looks way more luxurious and is the same price or cheaper than here.

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Caesar Salad had soft croutons and chicken so overcooked it was like rubber. All dumped in a box with barely any salad. The chili con carne jacket potato was cold but so spicy you could struggled to eat it. For £8 for a meal it was all really disappointing.

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Good, quuck and tasty food.. nice view too

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31 customers of The Town Hall have given it an average rating of 3,5.