Pete's Eats Reopens Its Doors in North Wales After Almost Three Years of Closure
The iconic climbers' cafe in Llanberis has been given a major makeover, boasting a sleek new look and menu that caters to the modern-day adventurer. The revamped Pete's Eats is set to become a hub for outdoor enthusiasts and foodies alike, offering a range of tasty options from local craft beers to cosmopolitan cafe fare.
The cafe's new owners, Nick Pritchard and his team, have worked tirelessly to restore the beloved institution to its former glory, injecting it with a fresh dose of energy and enthusiasm. The result is a stylish and inviting space that effortlessly balances nostalgia with modern flair.
Located in the heart of Eryri National Park, Pete's Eats has long been a staple for climbers and hillwalkers seeking a hearty meal and a warm welcome after a day on the mountains. The cafe's reputation as a haven for weary adventurers was cemented by its iconic menu items, including massive plates of chilli and vegetable curry, all-day breakfasts, and legendary mountainous chip butties.
While the old Pete's Eats remains in memory, the new version is a breath of fresh air, reflecting the changing times and tastes of the village. The staff are warm and welcoming, happy to adapt to the needs of modern visitors who crave something more than just a traditional pub lunch.
Pete's Eats has clearly set its sights on establishing itself as a leading destination in Llanberis, joining an already impressive lineup of events and attractions that make the village a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts. The Ultra-Trail Snowdonia and Ras Yr Wyddfa mountain races are just two examples of the adrenaline-fueled activities that take place in the area.
As the cafe prepares to welcome its first customers, it's clear that Pete's Eats has undergone a remarkable transformation, one that will undoubtedly attract visitors from far and wide. Whether you're a seasoned climber or simply looking for a delicious meal with a side of stunning mountain views, this revamped climbers' cafe is sure to become a highlight of your North Wales adventure.
The iconic climbers' cafe in Llanberis has been given a major makeover, boasting a sleek new look and menu that caters to the modern-day adventurer. The revamped Pete's Eats is set to become a hub for outdoor enthusiasts and foodies alike, offering a range of tasty options from local craft beers to cosmopolitan cafe fare.
The cafe's new owners, Nick Pritchard and his team, have worked tirelessly to restore the beloved institution to its former glory, injecting it with a fresh dose of energy and enthusiasm. The result is a stylish and inviting space that effortlessly balances nostalgia with modern flair.
Located in the heart of Eryri National Park, Pete's Eats has long been a staple for climbers and hillwalkers seeking a hearty meal and a warm welcome after a day on the mountains. The cafe's reputation as a haven for weary adventurers was cemented by its iconic menu items, including massive plates of chilli and vegetable curry, all-day breakfasts, and legendary mountainous chip butties.
While the old Pete's Eats remains in memory, the new version is a breath of fresh air, reflecting the changing times and tastes of the village. The staff are warm and welcoming, happy to adapt to the needs of modern visitors who crave something more than just a traditional pub lunch.
Pete's Eats has clearly set its sights on establishing itself as a leading destination in Llanberis, joining an already impressive lineup of events and attractions that make the village a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts. The Ultra-Trail Snowdonia and Ras Yr Wyddfa mountain races are just two examples of the adrenaline-fueled activities that take place in the area.
As the cafe prepares to welcome its first customers, it's clear that Pete's Eats has undergone a remarkable transformation, one that will undoubtedly attract visitors from far and wide. Whether you're a seasoned climber or simply looking for a delicious meal with a side of stunning mountain views, this revamped climbers' cafe is sure to become a highlight of your North Wales adventure.
just saw the news about Pete's Eats reopening in North Wales after 3 years and I'm so stoked! it's crazy how much the new owners have revamped the place - the menu sounds on point, all that local craft beer and cosmopolitan cafe fare is a game changer. i'm loving the fact they're trying to balance nostalgia with modern vibes, gonna be awesome for both old & new timers alike. 
anyway gotta say its lookin pretty fresh they got all these new menu options n stuff but ur right about the chilli n veggie curry still bein a fave i had those on a hike last year n they were SO good 
the owners sound super nice too n the vibe of the place looks really inviting 
! I've been missing their chilli curry and mountainous chip butties since they closed down almost three years ago 
. The fact that they've given it a major makeover and updated the menu is brilliant. It's going to be awesome to have a hub for outdoor enthusiasts and foodies in the village. I'm planning to check it out ASAP with some mates and see how it compares to the old Pete's Eats 
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they've totally revamped it and now its all sleek and modern 
i mean, who doesn't love a good mountainous chip butty? 
i'm defo checking it out when im next in the area! 
i mean, three years is a long time to be closed and i was starting to think it was gonna happen for good. but glad they were able to get the new owners on board and give it a fresh new look and menu. its still going to be a hub for climbers and outdoor folk, but now with more modern options to cater to everyone. plus, those chilli curries are legendary lol, can't wait to try them out 
. It's awesome to see them embracing modern tastes while staying true to their roots 
. Can't wait to check it out myself and try some of those legendary mountainous chip butties 
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I remember going there back in the day and having an epic chilli plate that literally fueled my climbs for hours! 
Anyway, gotta say, the new owners have done a killer job revamping the place. The menu sounds fire, especially the mountainous chip butties... idk if I can handle how good they're gonna be 
And yeah, it's about time Llanberis had a hub for foodies and outdoor enthusiasts to hang out. Can't wait to try it out! 
. Apparently, they're planning on bringing that chilli curry magic to the big city soon! I'm low-key excited to see how it'll all play out, but also a bit worried about losing that special Llanberis vibe 
. Either way, can't wait to get my hands on those legendary mountainous chip butties again 
cant wait to try out their chilli curry & mountainous chip butties again 
. The atmosphere is still super cozy but with a modern twist. I love that they're catering to all types of adventurers, not just climbers. Been to Llanberis loads but this place just takes it to another level 
. Now we'll have to go back for those massive chip butties 