For a relatively small island, Anglesey has a food scene that punches well above its weight. From Michelin-starred tasting menus to fresh seafood on the bay, here is our pick of the very best within reach of Skyline House.

⭐ Sosban and The Old Butchers — Menai Bridge

The jewel in Anglesey’s culinary crown. Set in a converted butcher’s shop in Menai Bridge, this intimate restaurant has Welsh slate walls, sheepskin-covered chairs and hand-painted animal tiles that nod to its former life. Run by husband and wife team Stephen and Bethan Stevens, the restaurant holds 1 Michelin Star and 4 AA Rosettes, serving a tasting menu based on the best locally sourced produce available on the day — a unique culinary journey not found anywhere else. Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings only. Book as far in advance as possible — tables are released in batches and go within minutes. MICHELIN GuideKOL Luxury Restaurant Guide

🐟 Dylan’s — Menai Bridge

Dylan’s sits on the banks of the Menai in Menai Bridge, priding itself on locally sourced produce, seafood and fresh pizzas. Relaxed, buzzy and brilliant for groups — with views across the Strait that make every visit feel like a bit of an occasion. Walk-ins sometimes possible but booking is recommended. VisitWales

🦞 The Lobster Pot — Church Bay

Owned by the same family for three generations, The Lobster Pot retains its unpretentious, welcoming atmosphere where the catch of the day reigns supreme. A proper Anglesey institution — simple, fresh and utterly delicious. The kind of place you will remember long after the holiday is over. Oysterholidaycottages

🍽️ Freckled Angel — Menai Bridge

The Freckled Angel in Menai Bridge offers a relaxing ambience with Welsh-meets-the-world flavours on small plates — and make sure you save room for dessert. Intimate, creative and consistently excellent. Perfect for a special evening without the formality of fine dining. VisitWales

🌊 The Oyster Catcher — Rhosneigr

Located by the sandy dunes of Rhosneigr, guests can enjoy a cocktail on the terrace or a meal in one of the outdoor heated beach huts, just a few minutes walk from the award-winning beach. One of the most atmospheric dining spots on the island — great food, great views and a setting that is hard to beat on a warm evening. VisitWales

🥩 Catch 22 — Valley

Featured in the Good Food Guide and known for exceptional flavours combined with warm Welsh hospitality, Catch 22 also runs themed nights and fixed-price menus alongside fantastic cocktails. A brilliant option if you are after something a little different. Oysterholidaycottages

🌅 Tavern on the Bay — Red Wharf Bay

Tavern on the Bay at Red Wharf Bay offers quality dining with a seasonal menu featuring Welsh beef, lamb, fish and vegetarian options — all against a backdrop of wonderful views of the Anglesey coastline. Book a window table and go at sunset. VisitWales

💡 Our tip: Sosban and The Old Butchers requires booking months in advance. If you are planning a special occasion, sort this one first before anything else.