Mae’r lleoliad ar yr arfordir a threftadaeth forol yn ardal wedi dylanwadu ar y tu mewn ac mae’n rhoi ymdeimlad cryf o le i’r pentref. Mae cychod hwylio pren a hen beiriannau cychod i’w gweld ar y nenfwd ac mae gwaith hynod gan grefftwyr lleol i’w weld ymhobman. Mae plac sy’n rhoi cydnabyddiaeth i’r crefftwr ar bob un o’r darnau hynny. Mae’r Caffi/Bwyty yn dathlu glan y môr mewn ffordd anarferol iawn − mae poteli llawn tywod o draethau ym mhedwar ban byd i’w gweld ar hyd un wal gyfan ac mae cregyn, copr o longddrylliadau, broc môr a phethau eraill y daethpwyd o hyd iddynt ar y traeth yn addurno’r muriau.
The interior draws on the coastal location and maritime heritage of the area to bring a strong sense of place to the village. Wooden sailing boats and vintage outboard motors can be seen on the ceiling while curiosities brought to life by local craftsmen are exhibited everywhere. Each piece of work bears a plaque acknowledging the local artisan responsible. The café-restaurant celebrates the sea shore in a most unusual way - bottles of sand from beaches all over the world are displayed along one entire wall with shells, shipwreck copper, driftwood, and other beach finds adorning the walls.