We just called here for a quick look around, but stayed longer as there was more to see than anticipated, I particularly liked the Three Old Harps Exhibition about the 3 triple harps with links to Anglesey. There was harp music playing in the exhibition area too. Free Entry here, the café was extremely busy, the toilets were clean.

We come here every year in November to the art gallery, which is always changing and always has something interesting to look at. Last year the café was closed, which was a shame, but it has now reopened under new management, and it is excellent. Apparently, it is always busy, but they managed to fit us in even if it was just for coffee and cake. The cakes are wonderful, with a good choice of Gluten free, and the scones are huge. The Christmas fayre was back on upstairs and is always a good place to get interesting Christmas presents. The shop downstairs was very good too. I'm glad we stopped by.

This compact gallery is always worth a visit. Permanent exhibitions are excellent and the short term exhibitions are always well curated. At the moment the David Nash is sublime. The seasonal craft fair was an unexpected bonus and brimming with amazing local art, craft, jewellery etc The cafe is always reliably good too.

Such a lovely gallery. Try to visit at least a few times each year to see the exhibitions which whilst some seem static, others change over the year. Something for everyone here and all different forms of art - drawing, painting, photography, textiles, etc. So relaxing to wander round. The bonus is also the lovely shop and new cafe.

13 of us turned up for breakfast didnt get chance to pre book but no worries - all options were amazing. So much gluten free choice. Staff friendly and clued up felt very safe and had a "normal" experience didnt feel different etc. Delicious food and atmosphere. Would hugely reccomend. The shop, gallery and play area were great and kept all of us entertained and happy - spent a few hours there. Thank you!

I had never visited oriel mon before. Its absolutely wonderful, not just an art Gallery it has a good collection of old items and maps. The gift shop is lovely. I didn't go to the Caffe as it was full...... Hopefully next time

Well organised. Some great exhibitions - Kyffin Williams when I was there, The gift shop had lots of lovely items to peruse and the smells emanating from the cafe ...sublime. The outside space was slightly lacking. It could have had much more landscaping to make it a pleasant place; both inside and out. But there were more weeds than plans and the play area looked very sorry for itself. I know it's an art gallery and the pieces of art were displayed very well but as I said, there could be a lot more care and attention to the outside area; making it a lovely day out rather than a place to visit.

Actually spoke to the chef at the end, to tell him how fantastic he had made the beef chilli on home made chips. Fabulous beef mince sourced from the local butcher. Worthy of a 10/10 review, nothing more to say 😀

We visited Oriel Mon to learn more about Anglesey on our first visit there. The museum is excellent, with free admission and child-friendly features; I just found it a bit hard to work out the best order to walk round. On our visit they had a lovely display by the nature artist C. Tunnicliffe. Good changing art exhibitions are a feature of Oriel Mon too. Top marks for the gift shop: you can buy all your greetings cards here without any trouble! The restaurant is clearly a local favourite for breakfasts and light lunches. We just wanted the soup of the day, but it was homemade and delicious, served in generous huge bowls.