Antur Stiniog Llyn Trawsfynydd

Called in to buy breakfast early after the cafe Called in to buy breakfast early after the cafe opened. The Welsh speaking locals got their brekkie and a long chat. Spent 40 minutes waiting to get served and was blanked. When there was no one else to get served, luckily for the 'server ' an English paying fisherman turned up and he went off to sort him. Blanked by North Welsh hospitality. Must be too proud for scummy, dog walking, English.

Stunning views and great food in the cafe. I often visit to walk the dogs and use the cafe if it's open. Never had a bad meal and the staff are great.

I was sceptical when my wife guided me here for breakfast. Only a small sign on the road which sends you down the old nuclear power station access road. The Centre itself doesn't look much either, but its location is perfect for views and stopping off when travelling in the area. The café is to the rear and very well maintained. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The breakfast was exceptional all local produce, cooked freshly to perfection and the best butchers bacon I have ever had. I don't think may people know whet they are missing when they drive past on the main road, but for me I'll actually divert my journey to have breakfast here.

Really good cafe with all the usual favourites on menu. Breakfasts looked excellent. staff very friendly and polite. Great crispy home cooked chips! There is a lovely view over the lake from the cafe too.

Mae'r criw yn gyfeillgar, yn gymwynasgar ac yn gwenu bob amser! The staff are friendly, helpful and always smiling. Don't be put off by the outside of the building which used to be the power station club. Inside it's clean, modern and the window views over the lake are to die for.