Best Places to Eat Near Awel y Môr

The Lobster Pot – Church Bay

For a special meal close to Awel y Môr, The Lobster Pot is hard to beat. Located at Church Bay, this popular seafood restaurant makes the most of its beautiful coastal setting and focuses on seafood from the surrounding waters.
It’s an excellent choice for lunch or an evening meal, particularly if you enjoy fresh fish and seafood. Its location also makes it ideal for combining a meal with a visit to Church Bay and a walk along the coast.
Distance from Awel y Môr: A short drive.

Wavecrest Café – Church Bay

For something more relaxed, Wavecrest Café at Church Bay is a great option for a daytime visit. It’s ideally placed for a coffee, light lunch or something to eat after exploring the beach and surrounding coastline.
Its location makes it particularly convenient when spending the day at Church Bay, so you can enjoy the beach without having to travel far for refreshments.
Distance from Awel y Môr: A short drive.

Gadlys – Cemaes Bay

Gadlys is a great option if you’re heading towards the north coast and spending time around Cemaes Bay. Offering a relaxed setting and a menu featuring locally sourced ingredients, it’s a good choice for a leisurely lunch or evening meal after exploring the coastline. 
Cemaes Bay itself is well worth a visit, with its harbour, beaches and coastal walks, making Gadlys an ideal place to combine with a day exploring this part of Anglesey.
Distance from Awel y Môr: Around 15–20 minutes by car.

Sea Shanty Café – Trearddur Bay

If you’re heading towards Trearddur Bay, Sea Shanty Café is a popular choice for relaxed dining close to the beach. It’s a good option for families and makes a convenient stop when spending the day exploring Trearddur Bay and the surrounding coastline.
Distance from Awel y Môr: Around 20–25 minutes by car.

The White Eagle – Rhoscolyn

Gastro pub which is family and doggy friendly with good food & real ales. Situated close to some spectacular coastal scenery, it makes a great combination with a walk around Rhoscolyn and the surrounding coastline.
It’s a particularly good choice if you’re looking for somewhere for a relaxed lunch or evening meal after exploring the south-west coast of Holy Island.
Distance from Awel y Môr: Around 25–30 minutes by car.

Places for breakfasts

Anglesey is home to a thriving breakfast and brunch scene, offering everything from hearty, traditional full Welsh fry-ups to light fluffy pancakes, all served alongside stunning coastal views.

The Bell - Y Gloch, Cemaes

The Bell - Y Gloch is a small independent café in the heart of Cemaes Bay on Anglesey, known for homemade breakfasts, lunches, cakes, and coffee. From Awel y Môr: approximately 10 minutes by car

Reubens Cafe and Coffee, Holyhead

Serve an amazing full English breakfast featuring premium meat sourced from local butchers. They also cater heavily to dietary needs with fantastic vegan options. Dog-friendly. Breakfast served until 1.30 pm daily. From Awel y Môr: approximately 20 minutes by car

Wildflowers Cafe, Penrhos

Tucked away inside a spectacular nature reserve just outside Holyhead, this hidden gem is perfect for matching breakfast with a morning walk. Dog-friendly. From Awel y Môr: approximately 20 minutes by car

Skye’s, Amlwch

A top-tier bistro and crêperie famous for their light and fluffy pancake stacks (like the Canadian Stack), authentic galettes, and high-quality traditional items like the "Biggie" Welsh Breakfast. Open: Daily from 9:30 am. From Awel y Môr: approximately 20 minutes by car