Great coffee, awesome food (our bread was hot out of the oven and was AMAZING) and lovely service. There was pork roasting outside on the charcoal spit which smelt wonderful! This place is going to get busy as it becomes more well known. EDIT: Just ate the scotch egg I bought there. OH. MY. GOODNESS. Crispy crumb, warm moist sausage meat, soft boiled egg within - epic.

Absolutely love this small family run shop. Produce is all home made and absolutely lovely taste on everything. Pies are to die for especially the pork and apple pies. Scotch eggs are also tasty as anything. Friendly staff and a clean shop. Highly recommend a visit to anyone. You won't be disappointed

Beautiful afternoon tea. Highly recommend this place. They open especially for our mini honeymoon to the island. All freshly home made food. Also the home made piccalilli they sell is gorgeous.

Just been for a lush breakfast! The food is incredibly tasty and a lot of it is home reared. I brought home pork pies, Welsh cakes and a custard slice because it all looked so scrummy. Well worth a visit!

Fantastic find, lovely setting and such a friendly welcome. Food is amazing. Freshly cooked, home made, lovingly prepped and served. Pork pies were amongst the best I have ever had. Local cidres and juices. When driving here, keep going up the lane, it's a little further than the sat nav says. Well worth a visit for lunch or afternoon tea. Were going back with some of their local produce.

Fabulous farm shop near Dulas on Anglesey. We met the little owner-raised lambs and pigs, enjoyed the freshly made coffee and the pork pies were the best we'd ever tasted. We bought some homemade jam and chutney and can't wait to replenish stocks. Keep up the good work, Ron and Margaret, looking forward to our next visit, thanks again. Rod and Liz

First things first, the pasties and pies are actually really good, but forget visiting if you're vegetarian, as there is absolutely nothing for you. Even the sandwiches in the 'cafe' are a choice of pork or ham, there's no cheese, no salad, no veggie pasties or pies. Same if you're gluten free. The cafe itself is a dingy corner of the shop, with no decent tables and the seat covers are disgustingly stained. The cakes, although not bad, are mostly just variations on brownies. The counter staff are lovely, but for some reason aren't allowed to accept tips. I attempted to tip the girl when paying for my lunch, but it was snatched out of her hand to be put in the 'charity box' by the quite stern owner. I'd recommend buying the pasties and taking them to the beach rather than eating there.

What an amazing little diamond - hidden gem just off the beaten track! We were recommended to try Bryn Celyn by our friends who happened upon it on a little explore of the local area to where we stay....I'm so glad we took their advice! We went for a breakfast on sunday morning and it was idyllic! Pretty much the entire breakfast was locally sourced - and by local, I mean literally on the same land as we were sitting! It was delicious! May sound daft, but the breakfast even looked like it was cooked with care - not just thrown on a plate. Highly recommend! We also picked up a few tasty treats: blue cheese pork pie and traditional pasty (made with venison this time as we were told!) Margaret and Ron were lovely and it's also amazing to see people living their dream - get out of the rat race and do what makes you happy! We will certainly be back - you'll be fed up of us now that we've found you! Haha! Also, it's dog friendly! So, for us dog loving folk with no kids, its great to find somewhere where you feel welcome with the doggos! Thanks so much guys! We loved it!! Hayley, Matt, Ollie & Milo