The Last Inn

Very nice, intimate and cozy pub. Partner had spicy chicken with Herbie's, I had the salmon. Food was cooked lovely. The veg and potatoes very nice. Cheesecake was light and tasty. My only moan, my cherry pie although very nice literally had 2 cherries in it. The rest was syrup/Jam.

Sat outside across the road from the bar. Nice open area and great views in the sun. Nice arrangement outside the bar taking orders so you didn't clamber to the inside bar and have to navigate out with trays. Took orders quickly but took about 5 minutes before it turned up. There was a few in the queue with large orders though before me. The outdoor area was keep relatively clean, the staff came round cleaning up any spilled food and empty plastic glasses quite often. Notes on tables for no food to be consumed. I assume this is as they don't serve food outside and want the tables for their patrons not local F&C shops. This is at 13.30 during the Easter bank holiday so probably at its busiest and still coping without too much waiting around for drinks. £9.60 for a pint of Guinness and sweet cider. Was definitely not the cheapest drink in town (can be bought for less than £8 elsewhere) but it definitely had a more pleasent drinking environment.

Such an astonishingly beautiful pub. The decor was a beguiling and the lasagne was moreish. The views from the external booths are stupendous, however, take the time to have a drink inside too.

My favourite pub in the country!
Amazing atmosphere inside, very welcoming and friendly staff, incredible food.

P.S. My daughter is always absolutely mystified by the well/spring and is pretty sure fairies live there...

Absolutely love it here. Unfortunately they did not have the lobster, but had the steak which was just as delicious. I have had the lobster before and it was devine. Great atmosphere. Lovely, friendly staff. Definitely my favourite place to go in Barmouth

I didn't particularly enjoyed my chicken - but there was nothing wrong with it, it just it didn't taste the way I expected it to taste from the description. But my wife really enjoyed her (rather overpriced) steak. Service is absolutely top notch, they even gave us a beeper because they were packed full and we arrived without a reservation. Only one REALLY annoying thing - please drop the red lights, my chicken looked really pink which really didn't help...

Came here for my birthday meal with my boyfriend a few nights ago. We hadn't booked but being it was a Wednesday night thought we would be okay as it was only for a table of 2.
We were given a buzzer and told to get a drink at the bar and take it across the road to their beer garden which is nice and the wait was about half an hour which was decent. We had beautiful windows table and the whole vibe/style of the restaurant was intriguing and cosy, full of history.
We ordered our meals, which did take 40 mins to come. In total I was about an hour 10 minute wait to table and have our food. So I will say be prepared to wait around but the food espically fish is more than worth the wait. Absolutely delicious.

For 2 meals and 2 drinks and one side it came to £52. Which I do feel is a little pricey which is why I'm giving it 4 star.

A great place before a trip to the beach or after a day of hiking and water fun. For us, it is mainly cool drinks and usually outside where you can sit, either on the grass or benches in front of the pub. There you will find your own green piece with views of the always beautiful Welsh landscapes! The interior of the pub is also worth visiting, the atmosphere and decorations will keep you there for a while.