If you’re looking for a recommendation of fun-filled family day out, you would normally look no further than trip advisor for some ‘no-holds-barred’ reviews from like-minded individuals. So Rib Rides of Menai Bridge urge you to head over trip advisor now and read the feedback about their adventure boat tours and decide for yourself whether you would like to ‘get on board’. Read More
Here are some reviews from visitors to the Menai Seafood Festival in years gone by:
“I’d like to congratulate you all on a really excellently organised day yesterday – you managed to include the whole local community and attract hordes of tourists and the stall holders were doing a thriving trade, success all round!” – Maggie Roberts Read More
The Menai Seafood Festival, now in its third year, is fast becoming a signature event in the Anglesey food calendar. This year is no exception as it teams up for the first time with Anglesey Marine Week (17-23rd August) to champion and celebrate the very best of local seafood, marine conservation and north Wales’ coastal heritage. Read More
One of this year’s premium sponsors, Chateau Rhianfa, was recently awarded ‘Best Hotel Restaurant of the Year’ at the inaugural ceremony held in Cardiff.
This spectacular hotel and restaurant, which overlooks the Menai Strait, came out on top despite stiff competition from thousands of other nominees at the event, held at Mercure Cardiff Holland House on 12th May 2015.
Martin Page, general manager at Château Rhianfa, was honoured to receive such a prestigious award and commented, “We’re very proud to say that Anglesey is now home to Wales’ best Hotel Restaurant, and that is without doubt down to the talent and hard work of Andrew and his team who offer diners top quality food and service.”
Chateau Rhianfa was praised for the high end dining experience on offer to their customers whilst serving local ingredients where possible, including fresh fish and lobster from the Menai Strait. Such local produce will be showcased at this year’s Menai Seafood Festival with an array of sumptuous samples to tempt our crowds of visitors. The talented team from Chateau Rhianfa will also be delivering live cooking demonstrations to inspire the local community to get cooking using the top quality produce which can be found on their doorstep.
For more information about Chateau Rhianfa visit: www.chateurhianfa.com
Last year, over 220 key stage two children from seven local primary schools took part in a brand new science, art and food project run by Menai Seafood Festival. The schools taking part were Llangoed, Llandegfan, Ysgol y Borth, Pentraeth, Llanfairpwll, Llanddaniel and Beaumaris. Three workshops were held at each school where the children were visited by a marine biologist, artist and chef.
