Cwellyn Arms - Table reservation

I was sitting at the table with my pint of Erdinger, I'd drank about a third of it when I was suddenly approached by the barman who offered to liven up my pint. At first I was confused by this as in 20 years of drinking beer no-one has said such a thing to me. But anyway I eventually agreed to it, the barman took my pint away and returned it to me full to the top of the glass with a head on it. Excellent customer service! Incredible. It may have been a thursday, the first one in August, perhaps mid to late afternoon. I think he was slim, fair hair. Well done to all. I will be back in the future, but we're English, so it won't be soon

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This pub has charm and character. It certainly fits the mould of a British pub. Plenty of draft beers on tap and a good selection of wine, spirits and non-alcoholic beverages, so there is plenty to choose from. The food was excellent and we dined here on two nights. The quality of the service matched the food and beverages. The unexpected bonus was listening to Welsh people talk about their day, sports or heaven forbid politics. Couldn’t understand a word they said, but it didn’t matter. Their dulcet tones were enchanting. A couple of fun nights in a small Welsh village nestled under the majestic Snowdon Mountain.

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Came here by chance looking for a late lunch after a delightful walk from Beddgelert. What a lucky find! Excellent real ale, and superb food. The puddings were some of the best we've ever eaten.

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Stopped off at The Cwellyn Arms after an MTB ride for dinner. Ordered the Thai Green Curry absolutely delicious and a great presentation along with friendly staff

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Food disappointing compared to last time we visited, fish pie was more potato than fish and overpriced at £21+. Better and cheaper options in nearby Beddgelert.

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