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Mojo's, Rhosneigr

Rhosneigr, Anglesey

Mojo's restaurant and bar on the high street in Rhosneigr, Anglesey

Photo via Google — Mojo's Rhosneigr

About

Mojo's is a proper bistro and café on Rhosneigr's high street, serving everything from Welsh breakfast and lunch galettes through to an evening menu of fresh scallops, seafood linguine, and a Thursday steak night — all made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The thick ice cream milkshakes and pancakes make it as popular with families as with evening diners, and it has been a village institution since 2005. Booking is recommended at weekends and for the steak night.

Suitable for

CouplesFamiliesEvening Dining

Accessibility

Wheelchair access♿ Partial access
DetailsVillage high street location. Ground floor may be accessible — contact the restaurant directly for confirmation.
Mobility notesVillage centre location with standard street-level access.
DogsCheck with the restaurant.

Getting there & parking

ParkingCharges apply
NotesVillage car parks in Rhosneigr, short walk to Mojo's on the high street.
Parking details are approximate — always check signage on arrival.
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Frequently asked questions

What is Mojo's famous for?

Mojo's is a Rhosneigr institution known for proper bistro cooking — fresh scallops, seafood linguine, galettes, Welsh breakfast, and the Thursday steak night that draws diners from across the island. The thick ice cream milkshakes are a favourite too.

Do I need to book at Mojo's?

Booking is recommended at weekends and for the Thursday steak night. Check the Mojo's website for the booking form.

Is Mojo's good for families?

Yes — the thick ice cream milkshakes and pancakes go down well with younger visitors, and the broad menu (Welsh breakfast, galettes, evening mains) means everyone eats. The relaxed high street setting is welcoming.

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