This isn't the most obvious eatery in Llandudno but if you're after cheap and cheerful it fits the…read morebill. I sometimes pop in there in the morning for a value breakfast which isn't the best breakfast you'll ever have but good value at £2.25. Some decent lunches as well with offers from time to time. Drawbacks are that it can get busy around lunch time and it's a bit out of town but there is a large free (for two hours?) car park.

Large market is good variety. Wide selection of cigarettes including menthol. Pharmacy. Bathrooms…read moreare dirty but everything else quite good

I love coming here to buy snacks and buldak noodles.I 100% recommend coming here, Another thing is…read morethat the staff are really kind.

Nice to find an Asian supermarket in Llandudno everything I needed was here.read more

When I worked in Craig-y-Don I often popped in the Co-op for a newspaper or packet of crisps. It…read moreisn't a big place and doesn't have the widest range of stock but you'll find most of your run of the mill grocery needs are met here. The big plus was the friendly staff who always made you feel welcome although there was one lady who seemed to live her life in slow motion. You didn't want to find her on the till if you were running late! There's now a new Londis right across the road so hopefully it won't put the Co-op out of business

This isn't by any means the biggest Tesco you'll find. It stocks most of the usual grocery items…read moreincluding food, drink, cleaning materials and so on but there's only a slimmed down entertainment aisle and very little in way of clothing. On the plus side it is open 24hrs during the week, handily placed just off the A55 and has a decent sized car park. There's also a 24 hour filling station which is very handy.

Horrendous & Bullying Experience..Do not Honor Website Offers…read more Having seen a Good website offers that applied to ALL TESCO Stores , I done a 16 mile round trip , to purchase 6 packs of Kronenberg, Before loading into my Trolly I double checked with customer services the offer was still valid... "Yes"...they said On checkout , it appeared this was,nt the case, so was made to go back to customer services desk , whereby the lady supervisor arrived. I explained my case , to which I was given the 3rd degree about what I had seen on the Tesco website! By this time the security man arrived , and the original customer services girl had gone home! By this time , I am starting to get a bit upset, about been treated like some sort of idiot!...Being a 55 year old widower, with a degree, ...the impassive nature of the staff was quite shocking. Next minute the security man , started proding me in the back ...telling me to keep my voice down! "Absolutely not".....and I continued to express myself...a minute or two later , the manager showed his face ...and Clearly Stated "WE DON,T ALWAYS COMPLY WITH WEBSITE OFFERS"....i LEFT SHAKING & HUMILIATED . I phoned Tesco main Customer services , who apologised and were very sympathetic....and offered a voucher , which I will and have not spent! I have phones the Police instead , and reported the security man for common assault. I should mention , this was on a Saturday afternoon at 1 pm !!!

Prior to the recent opening of this store the 'local' Sainsbury's for anyone living in Llandudno…read morewas fifteen miles away in Rhyl. As a result when news broke that they were to open a new branch in Llandudno's former Woolworths store this created a bit of a buzz. It's obvious this was never going to be a supermarket, it has no car park and being located in a busy part of town where parking is often difficult to find it was always going to be a place where for the most part you could only ever buy as much as you can comfortably carry. What I didn't quite expect was how small it would be, it appears much smaller than the old Woolies was. Despite the lack of space they do stock a reasonable if limited selection of groceries so in theory you probably could do a full weekly shop here (there are a handful of trolleys available) but you'd need to go a very quiet time to bag a nearby parking space. Personally I'll stick to Tesco.

What can you say, it's an Iceland. Every one I've ever set foot is the same - size, layout, product…read morerange etc etc. The advantage of this one is that it's located in a quite part of the Mostyn Champneys retail park so you can always park right outside so you'll have no trouble transferring your frozen pizzas to the boot of your car.

Colwyn Bay's branch of the discount supermarket Lidl is located in the West End of the town, about…read morea mile or so from the town centre. It easy enough to get by car, being close to the A55 and the main road through town, and has a decent sized car park. You will find cheap and reasonable quality produce, although not necessarily well known brand names. Personally I'm not convinced that the likes of Lidl and Aldi are really cheaper than Asda or Tesco so I don't go here too often.

I don't like it when staff members here comment on my purchases and the range of branded items is…read morevery limited. Their wine is not as cheap as some that can be found in Aldi (though you get what you pay for) and one could find better in the lower rungs of mainstream supermarket shelves for the same sort of price. However, they have been improving their store over the past year including an interior renovation and an automated 'fresh' bread bakery. Nicer shopping experience overall than the nearest Aldi stores, in my opinion.

If you are a bargain hunter then this is the place to go. Home Bargains is a chain based mainly in…read morethe North and Midlands and they a number of branches across North Wales. The Colwyn Bay branch was first to open in my neck of the woods but the Llandudno branch, located on the Mostyn Champneys Retail Park, is bigger and therefore has more choice. Basically they sell a bit of everything from food to toiletries to homeware to clothes. Some items are permanently stocked but there are always things that appear breifly never to be seen again so you'll always find something new when you go there. Unlike a lot of bargain shops a lot of the stock is made up of well-known brands and usually the food and drink items have reasonable use by dates. What makes it worth a visit however are the prices which are often a fraction of supermarket prices. If you've never been you have to give a try, I guarantee you'll be hooked.

The best Shop for Bargains in Llandudno - I was so happy when I heard that Home Bargains was coming…read moreto the retail park. I never fail to spend far too much here as there are so many Bargains to be had, from Health and Beauty products, Homewares, Food and Drinks and Gifts there is something for everyone. Its a great place for everyday bargains and they sell named brands aswell as lesser known brands so you know your getting quality products. I'm not ashamed to admit that most of my Home Furnishings are from Home Bargains, they always have a great range of modern pictures and prints aswell as bedding. Another bonus is the great parking facilities - always a space nearby.

For a fairly small town Llandudno Junction is well served when it comes to grocery shopping. As…read morewell as the Co-op there are also Tesco, Netto and Iceland stores. The Co-op has an advantage in that it's located in the centre of the town and close to the more populated areas. Although there isn't much on street parking there is a free car park just up the road. They stock a decent range of food, drink, household goods and newspapers. There's also a cash machine next to the front door. It's a real community shop as everyone seems to know everyone else (expect me as I don't live in the Junction) and it always has a very friendly vibe. No matter what time of day or night you go there, there always seem to be customers so you'd think they must do very well.