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The Barn Eating HouseNewest Review: ... seating area with a bar/cafe servery. Going through the doors to the inside you get the distinct feeling that you're going into a pub only there is no bar. It's odd. Had we not had a hungry toddler with us we would, at this stage, have turned round - there were around 10 tables inside of which only one was occupied - NONE of the outdoor tables were taken. Not a good sign on a bank-holiday ... more |
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by - written on 06/07/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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Looking for somewhere to eat with a toddler in tow is never an easy thing. Take away the usual suspects (McD's etc) and you're left with restaurants that might frown upon a bit of noise or maybe not offer a child-friendly menu or pubs which may or may not be suitable for children. Conduct that search in a small, unfamiliar, North Wales town and you have a problem. We almost missed The Barn, hidden up a side street in Pwllheli between the Rail station/bus terminus and what appears to be the main shopping street. Disguised behind a rather unattractive 6 foot wooden fence is an outside seating area with a bar/cafe servery. Going through the doors to the inside ... Read the complete review
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