Places to eat out near Porthmadog?

cheddarpaul
cheddarpaul Posts: 126
edited July 2011 in The Crudcatcher
Hi all
I will be staying over in Porthmadog next week and wondered where is good to eat? Must be child friendly too if possible.

Thanks y'all
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  • Raymondavalon
    Raymondavalon Posts: 5,346
    The power of Google.. Porthmadog restaurant review site
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  • crazy88
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    Who cares about food when you're in Porthmadog?!?! Surely you'll be going to Coed Y Brenin?

    I was there a few months back, but we pretty much just ate in.
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  • Anonymous
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    There were so many roadworks between Porthmadog and Coedy a few weeks ago that you'd probably have been better off catching a train to an airport and flying to the alps to do some riding, honestly, it was the most maddenignly insane set of roadworks ever.

    There's a pretty good kebab shop in Port, down a back street off the roundabout.
    And I'm sure I've heard that there's good food in Portmeirion, the italian "village" (where they filmed the Prisoner), which is nearby.
  • cooldad
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    yeehaamcgee wrote:
    And I'm sure I've heard that there's good food in Portmeirion, the italian "village" (where they filmed the Prisoner), which is nearby.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    That is a downside, yes. At least it's very pretty, I hear.
  • cheddarpaul
    cheddarpaul Posts: 126
    Thanks for the replies....

    Not sure the misses would like a kebab

    What's good in Portmerrion?
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  • tlw1
    tlw1 Posts: 22,185
    cheddarpaul wrote:
    Thanks for the replies....

    Not sure the misses would like a kebab

    What's good in Portmerrion?

    After a few ales she will be ok with the kebab

    Re: portmerrion, last time I went there was a nice place near the entrance (castle)?
  • stubs
    stubs Posts: 5,001
    The Y Hen Fecws bistro and the Passage to India on Lombard St are both nice and the Bamboo house on High St is nice as well. Not got young kids so dont know about child friendly the Passage to India is a bit small to be child friendly when its busy..
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  • thekickingmule
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    stubs wrote:
    Not got young kids so dont know about child friendly the Passage to India is a bit small to be child friendly when its busy trafficking kids...
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  • Gazlar
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    yeehaamcgee wrote:
    There's a pretty good kebab shop in Port, down a back street off the roundabout.
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    This, well there used to be, 3rd exit I seem to remember, on the right , was an excellent kebab last time I went there. I also remember in Porthmadoc that there used to be a rush of kids to the open fronted chippy on the main street at around 8pm every Friday evening, I dont know why mind.
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