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Serves meat, vegan options available. Café and boutique shop with a few vegan choices labelled on the menu. Includes spiced mixed beans on toast, bean chilli, vegan banana bread and soup. Also has a kids' vegan mezze. Plant milks available. Open Mon-Sun 10:00-17:00.
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- Outdoor seating
- Reservations required
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 11 Mar 2022 by Guest
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Added by EAMWK on 11 Mar 2022
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10 Reviews
First Review by EAMWK
CraigSwift
Points +53
Special of the day - Edit
Lovely lunch at this busy little cafe , Buddha bowl with falafels and Olives was fantastic, carrot and cumin salad was the best thing in it though 😋
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2025-11-11
Pros: Healthy fresh food, Great location
Cons: Very busy indoor space, Very little to offer for vegan desserts
Guest
tillyboo2
Points +28
Superb - Edit
Have been coming here for a few years now our holiday isn’t complete with out a visit to Ann’s Pantry. The food is great with good vegan options especially enjoy their buddha bowl.
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Veganuary
Points +108
Lovely garden seating - Edit
We’ve been going here for many years. Always people, dog & even us vegans friendly. Vegan breakfast available - though with all the great vegan sausages on the market I wish it included these instead of the falafels everyone thinks all vegans like.
Read moreCoffee always lovely & there’s always some tasty vegan cakes eg Bara Brith.
Unfortunately they’d run out of their vegan banana cake when we visited.
I’d definitely recommend Ann’s Pantry
Pros: Surroundings, Vegan options even on kids menu, Vegan cakes
Cons: Sometimes run out of vegan cake choices, Prefer vegan sausages to falafels on breakfast , No other cons. It’s a lovely place 😊
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ffigan
Points +7922
Nice Place; Could Be Improved For Vegans. - Edit
Ann's Pantry is a quirky and sprawling cafe based in the quaint harbour village of Moelfre. The cafe has indoor and outdoor seating with tables in the open air or in the shade.
Read moreI visited for breakfast on a warm and slow Tuesday morning and thought the food and coffee were pretty good. To drink, I had a Latte with Oat Milk (the only plant milk advertised on the menu), and to eat, I had the Plant Based Pantry Breakfast. The breakfast was of a higher standard than most omnivore eateries serving vegan breakfast, and it was on the healthier side, too, but it didn't blow me away. Other vegan breakfast options included Wild Mushrooms on Toast, Heinz Beans on Toast, Homemade Banana Bread and American Style Pancakes. The lunch menu seemed to be more limited for vegans with choices including a Buddah Bowl, Homemade Soup of the Day, and a
Falafel, Herby Mayonnaise, Tomato, and Lettuce on Sourdough Sandwich. There were some local chocolates for sale, but I did not spot any that were vegan, and the vegan options in the cakes display were unlabelled and did not appeal to me. The options were Bara Brith, Fruit Flapjack, and a Toasted Teacake.
To better cater for vegans, I'd recommend that Ann's Pantry add more vegan lunch options in addition to adding more plant milks and cakes to their current range. However, if you're a vegan and are after a breakfast on the upper East side of Anglesey, then Ann's Pantry may just do the trick.
Pros: Vegan Options Labelled, Decent Vegan Breakfast Options, Nice Food, Nice Coffee
Cons: Not Enough Vegan Lunch Options, Not Enough Vegan Bakes, Only One Plant Milk
Guest
KittyCatt
Points +50
Several options thra can be made vegan - Edit
Had soup of the day, which they said is often plantbased, really tasty and friendly
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mattthegrayt
Points +409
2/4. half a sandwich. - Edit
Nice place to sit / eat / drink on a nice day. Menu had quite a few vegan options, mostly falafel based. Breakfast menu looked good with avo on toast and mushrooms on toast but we were too late for breakfast. Ordered falafel sandwich and chips. The sandwich very much seemed like half a sandwich. Falafel was nice. Some sauce of some sort would have been nice. The chips were good. A latte and an ice latte. £19 something. Feel let down by what was basically half a sandwich for £8.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-08-26
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Simon.T.M
Points +40
Good vegan options, lovely setting - Edit
There were a decent number of good lunchtime vegan options - we tried the Buddha bowl and the burrito bowl and both were excellent. Staff were helpful and characterful setting
Read morePros: Decent vegan options, Plant milks readily available for coffee
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IanLeaver
Points +476
Decent vegan options - Edit
An increasing number of plant based options. The Buddha Bowl was excellent.
Read morePros: Vegan options increasing, Beautiful location
Cons: Not cheap
Guest
julesm11
Points +24
Tasty vegan options - Edit
Visited summer 2021. Sat outside in the garden which was lovely. Good vegan options, food was great.
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EAMWK
Points +80
Lovely Tea and vegan cake - Edit
This tucked away village has an amazing, cosy and welcoming, cafe which serves vegan options. All the food and tea/coffee are bought from independent businesses. My husband and I had vegan Bara Brith and tea with oat milk.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-03-11
Pros: Several vegan cakes / sandwiches offered, Several alternative milk options
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