Such a fab place to go whether on route up/down Snowdon or just purposely to the cafe. Steffan the owner is so welcoming no matter how muddy/wet you and your dog are! He'll happily let you dry your socks on his open fire while serving big portions of cake and tea at great prices!!!....... And all proceeds go directly to... More

Called in on the descent, roaring fire, larger than life owner, great coffee and cake in minutes. With the offer to warm up any of our food, guided tour of the cafe, and recommendation of attractions and places to stay locally - we found the owner very engaging. An absolute must for any visitor - a well earned drink and... More

Having read the reviews I hoped to visit the tea rooms and as luck would have it our route took us straight to the door and to a table in the garden area. Thought about tea for a second but was seduced by the bottled Conwy real ales - stayed for a couple and enjoyed the beer and the Bara... More

Pen-Y-Ceunant is a walkers Nirvana. Seving fantasic light meals this Snowdonia gem is a must visit. Try the Bara Brith washed down with Mulled Wine or the gorgeous Hot Chocolate.Not only will they let you eat your own Sandwiches in the Tea Room but they open all year, yes, even Christmas Day. Pen-Y-Ceunant is worth a visit no matter what... More

Have walked past so many times decided to actually stop in and have a coffee and relax our aching feet. The fire was so welcoming and the staff and within minutes we were sat back with a fantastic cup of coffee and pot of tea looking over our map on the big table by the fire. We moved into the... More

After a day on the mountain we were happy to see this cafe tucked away just towards the bottom of the Llanberis path. The hosts were extremely welcoming and we had a nice warm log fire and a pot of tea within minutes. Mudding boots were no problem and the owners had a site back, relax and enjoy your tea... More

This place does THE BEST Bara Brith and as far as im concerned The best Hot chocolate i have ever had. If you walk Snowdon then this place is a must on your way down or even on your way up or both and they even take cards

Nice place at the foot of Snowdon that you can stop at to have tea and cake in Summer. A little expensive for the area, but good service.

We didn't know of this place and arrived here last Spring, freezing cold and quite worn out from our long trek. The man who owns this little gem is such a character! We were the only customers on that particular day but, what a spot! We had such a laugh! We ended up having pot after pot of tea and... More