Idris Bakery. — Restaurant in Wales

Very unfortunate to say but this place is not welcoming to tourists. If you’re visiting North Wales from another country, I would skip this cafe. We came from Ireland and had cycled all the way from Bangor, arrived 15 minutes before close and the older woman at the counter pretended they had no pastries left. We said we would take “anything” as we cycled very far and were starving. She didn’t even make eye contact with us. It wasn’t until the younger girl pointed out that they did have pastries (right infront of her under the counter) that she reluctantly sold us 2 pastries with zero kindness. The younger ones here seem to be much kinder. I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t want to sell two cold pastries to someone 15 minutes before you’re even closing, but I can only suspect it’s because we aren’t local. There is much nicer cafes in the area that are happy to get...

Lovely little bakery with a huge selection. The jam donut was great, although the jam was a bit artificial tasting. This place still gets 5* from me though as they had a variety of vegetarian options and their Red Thai Sweet Potato Pastry was INCREDIBLE, best thing I have ever had from a bakery. I was initially hesitant as it was vegan but you would've had no idea - absolutely delicious. I was only visiting but wish I could get that pastry near me every week! You can pay by card (I think the minimum spend was £2 which is easily done as there's a lot of choice) and prices...

Having seen their rolls in a local shop I decided to stop off next time I was passing. They had a wide selection of rolls and other items and it’s now become a regular stop on the was back from my weekly shopping trip.

Recommend the ham salad rolls ( made fresh if there’s not any pre-made ones), the gluten free cheesecake and my wife pouts if I don’t get her a Brie & cranberry sausage roll.

Limited parking outside but over the past 4 weeks I’ve always...