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Beaumaris Victorian Christmas banner, 28–29 November, with Father Christmas, a reindeer and a donkey.

Eat, drink and shop in Beaumaris

Beaumaris is a small town of independent cafés, pubs, restaurants, shops and galleries, and of food that often starts from Anglesey produce. You can also buy crabbing gear at the Pier House kiosk on the pier. Chamber members are listed alphabetically below, in the same format.

Chamber members are listed alphabetically within each group, all in the same format. No member is featured above another. Descriptions are supplied by members via the Chamber; please check details directly.

Eat and drink 18 places

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Shops and galleries 22 places

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Quick questions

Where can I find a pub in Beaumaris?

Three Chamber members describe themselves as a pub: the Bulls Head Inn and the Liverpool Arms Hotel on Castle Street, and Castle Court Hotel, a free house pub with rooms. Please check details directly.

Is there a deli?

Mercado by The Midland is The Midland’s shop. The Midland’s own website describes it as a butchers, delicatessen, general store and wine cellar. The Midland

Where can I find a gift shop?

Several members describe themselves as gift shops, including Celtic Corner, The Nut House, Sonia of Beaumaris, Soulful Living Lifestyle and Grumble Studios.

How do I get here?

Plan your visit has notes on getting here by road, bus, train and bike, taken from Cadw. Getting to Beaumaris

Where can I park, charge an electric car, or find toilets?

Plan your visit lists the three town car parks, EV charging at Canolfan Beaumaris, and public toilets. Parking · Toilets

Map

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