As someone who spent most of his childhood summers on Ynys Mon, I'm well aware of the culinary prowess on the island. Some of my fondest memories as a child are from spending hours on the beach at Porth Dafarch playing football and building sandcastles (I wasn't very good at either) before enjoying a takeaway on the way back to the caravan.
Despite being very well aquainted with the areas nearby, I have never been lucky enough to spend much time in Rhosneigr. We revealed recently that the area is hugely popular with tourists and second homeowners - unfortunately sometimes to the detriment of the local community.
That said, there are plenty of food outlets, takeaways and restaurants for the locals to enjoy all year round, even when the hordes of holidaymakers have long since disappeared. One such establishment which has proved to be a huge hit with customers is Aydin's Pizza Place.
Situated just yards away from the stunning golden sands of Rhosneigr beach, Aydin's has received glowing reviews from punters. Despite their pizzas proving to be the most popular product, I had eaten what I believed to be the best pizza I've ever tasted just days before so I thought I'd go for something different.
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The menu was refreshingly extensive and very reasonably priced considering its location. A customer before me had gone for the cheeseburger and chips and although it may not be the most adventurous of options it looked delicious so that's what I went for.
After a short wait and friendly service, my food had arrived and at £6.50 I was pleasantly surprised by what good value it was. I decided to head down to the beach to enjoy some fast food with a side of stunning views - superb.
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The view across the bay over to Ynys Cybi (Holy Island) was stunning and I have to say that the food almost matched the surroundings. The burger was very, very tasty and although the fries were a little bland the cheeseburger more than made up for it.
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Now it wasn't Michelin-star quality cuisine (let's face it, that's not what Tommy's Takeaways is all about) but it was delicious grub at very reasonable prices. Next time I go I will have to sample one of their pizzas - one look at Tripadvisor suggests that I'll be in for a treat.
Price
Cheeseburger and chips: £6.50
Opening times
Sunday to Thursday: 12pm - 9pm
Friday, Saturday: 12pm - 9.30pm