Our Menai Bridge Holiday Cottages

The whole of Anglesey has a great foodie scene. Menai Bridge happens to be a hub of fantastic eateries and shops where you can browse local produce. Some of our favourite restaurants in Menai Bridge include Dylans, Freckled Angel and Sage Kitchen. Spice Island does fantastic Indian takeaway food if you just want to grab and go, or if it’s a Michelin-starred experience you’re after, don’t miss Sosban and The Old Butchers.

Want to pick up delicious local produce to take back to your Anglesey holiday cottage? & Caws on Dale Street stocks all sorts of goodies, particularly of the cheese variety.

The stunning Newborough Beach is only 12 miles from Menai Bridge, and you can take a look at our Best Beaches on Anglesey blog for further inspiration. 
 
If you’d like to enjoy some waterfront views during a stay in Menai Bridge, we recommend taking a stroll along the Belgian Promenade between the two bridges. It was built by Belgian refugees in gratitude for the hospitality of the people of Menai Bridge who provided accommodation during WWI.

The Menai Bridge is famous because it’s considered the world’s first suspension bridge and was designed by revered engineer, Thomas Telford. Built from 1819 to 1826, the bridge had to allow for fully-rigged sailing ships to pass underneath at high tide and has remained mostly unchanged since its completion almost two hundred years ago.

Yes! The Menai Bridge has a footway on either side for pedestrians. Be sure to take care, as the road is narrow.

It is 4.5 miles from Menai Bridge to Beaumaris, approximately 11 minutes by car.