The Harbourfront Bistro

I’m sure it’s been there some time but we’ve only just found it. Newly covered deck area works brilliantly. Nice people and food good and really pretty good value. Holyhead may not be top of my list of must visit towns , but once sat here, sun sparkling on the sea and yachts bobbing at their mooring, our rosé in hand, we could almost have been in Oz, NZ, West Indies, Manhattan Beach…classy without being up itself. Thank you.

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We came a across the Harbour Bistro, situated next to the Maritime Museum as we booked a family Paddle Board lesson with Newry Kayaking, Sub Ski Fit We sat on the sociable table, ultimately had it for the six of us, with a menu that would satisfy everyone. We had two lots of tapas for £20, three dishes and chips and a few Poretti and wine to wash it down, highly recommended

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We came here around 5 pm before getting ferry to dublin. Clearly a busy place so a good idea to book. But the friendly host fitted us in. Good menu and food was nicely cooked. Service was efficient and friendly. Restaurant is nicely located as part of the museum with a sea view.

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Great spot, right in the waters edge- next to the museum. My partner had fish and chips which was amazing. Sadly I went for the carbonara- which was tasteless. However, the rest of the food looked good and the girls were really friendly. I’d advise booking as it’s small and busy

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Lovely little place, we sat in the new area with the stunning views. We had the tapas it was out of this world, highly recommended we'll definitely be back

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