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The Boathouse, Red Wharf Bay

Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey

The Boathouse café and restaurant overlooking the tidal sands of Red Wharf Bay

Photo via Google — Steve Haines Counsellor

About

A family-run waterfront café and restaurant at Red Wharf Bay on Anglesey's east coast, The Boathouse has been serving the same stretch of sand for over 50 years. Fresh seafood is the draw — chowder, crab linguine, and seabream feature regularly — eaten with views straight over the bay's wide tidal sands. Book ahead in peak season, since both the dining room and the outdoor seating fill fast on sunny weekends.

Suitable for

CouplesFamiliesWalkers

Accessibility

Wheelchair access♿ Fully accessible
DetailsLevel waterfront approach.
Mobility notesFlat approach from the bay-side road.
DogsOutdoor terrace likely welcomes dogs — confirm on arrival.

Getting there & parking

ParkingFree parking on site
NotesOn-street and verge parking near the bay — check current signage.
Parking details are approximate — always check signage on arrival.
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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book?

Booking is recommended, especially in summer and school holidays — both the dining room and outdoor seating fill quickly.

What is on the menu?

Fresh seafood is the focus — chowder, crab linguine, seabream, and fish pie — alongside lighter café dishes.

Tagged

cafeseafoodred wharf baywaterfront

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