Black Boy Inn

Busy little place! Decor everywhere, definitely lots to look at and keep you interested. Delicious, hearty food. The service was on & off... One waiter would be great, the next we waited ages to pay our bill. Cozy place to have a drink & warm meal after climbing Snowdon summit!

Lovely atmosphere, almost full on a Tuesday! Open fires and cosy. Meals arrived very promptly (15 minutes). I ordered the stuffed chicken breast on mashed potato. The mash was not hot and the chicken was dry in parts, especially around the edges, though the flavours were good. I'd give the place another go and order a different meal.

Great pub for drinks and atmosphere, food very overpriced for what you get. Don't get me wrong the portions are very generous, however when you are paying £20 for a sirloin steak you expect something pretty decent.... expect chips from the freezer rather than home cooked, a mediocre piece of meat, some frozen peas, a couple of huge homemade looking onion rings ( which were the best thing on the plate) and some very weird tasting peppercorn sauce. On the upside, the starter of baked camembert was really good but you can't really get that wrong can you???? !!!

The food was excellent with the staff being very friendly and helpful. The only exception to this is that they required us to pay up front rather than leaving a tab open as apparently they have quite a few people who leave without paying. Apart from this minor set back, the overall experience was excellent and I would happily visit again.

The Black Boy had come highly recommended and it did not disappoint. I read one review from a man disappointed about being in the room at the back but we were in there and it was really lovely. Food was delicious, great range of choices, proper upmarket pub grub and the portions were huge. 4 diners and a 2 year old, we shared antipasti and camambert for 2 starters followed by burger, stuffed chicken, lamb pie and chicken and leek pie and a child's portion scampi, chips and peas. All delicious. No room for desserts after all that. Pricier than your average pub but that's what you pay for such a unique, beautiful old building, with such friendly staff and great food. Oh and forgot to mention a great range of real ales, if that is your thing. Will definitely be back! Thank you.

Fantastic period building. Food served in generous portions and good quality. Excellent range of ales. Efficient service. Friendly staff.

Very friendly and welcoming place. Fab atmosphere. We also had a gorgeous room. Only reason it's not five stars is that the food, whilst good, isn't amazing. The menu could be cut by 2/3 and maybe just have a bit more of a focus on a few things. I'd deff recommend it tho and would go back if I was in the area.

Excellent service, food and atmosphere in a fantastic setting. You only need to be prepared to wait for a table as it is so busy but it won't be long before you get one and this only adds to its exclusivity. You won't be disappointed 😁

Struggled to decode where to go for our last evening meal. Finally settled on here. I usually I was worried as we had our 20 month old daughter with us. We arrived at 6 without a booking (strangely recommended as the restraint isn't massive) but we were given a nice table by the window. Offered to order drinks which arrived very quickly and our food order was taken very quickly. Food took about 15-20 minutes to arrive (which is a good thing) I had the black jack burger, wife had Welsh pie and daughter had chicken goujons. All portions were very generous and beautifully presented. A very pleasant meal and wish we could go back again!! Highly recommended and not a negative to say. Beautiful surroundings helpful and friendly front of house and a kitchen team that know what they are doing. Only 2 points to note. Our table was pre laid with cutlery, we didn't order starters and these should of been taken away. Second, no-one asked how our meal was whilst we were eating. Previously dropped stars for this but the venue deserves all 5.