Finally catching up on my reviews from a trip Sue and I took to Wales in July…read more One of our first stops after landing in Manchester was in Conwy. We stopped here as this is the town where Sue's mom was born. After wandering around on a Saturday morning we sought out a place that we might find a proper Welsh breakfast. We came upon the store part on the bottom floor and while inside I noticed a sign for a cafe just up the stairs. Mentioned it to Sue and we took a look. Cute little place. Busy on an overcast Saturday morning. We saw that they offered a Welsh breakfast and we were sold. The breakfast consisted of good toast and Welsh butter, sausage and bacon (you read that correctly), mushrooms, tomatoes and sunny side up eggs. It hit the spot after a long flight from the states. A good way to start a trip.

Yummm. I'm still craving the food I had here, and it's been about 2 weeks…read more.. I ordered a baked potato and chose to have mushrooms and cheese on it. My boyfriend ordered the brie and cranberry panini which I was also tempted by. Let me start by saying this- I love baked potatoes. I know what a good potato is, and all I can say is that The Press Room Cafe has amazing baked potatoes. At least the mushroom one is. It's served with a pile of cheese that melts quickly, and a stack of seasoned mushrooms that leave a nice sauce for you to dip the potato skin in. My favorite part was definitely the latter. It's also served with a decent salad- I enjoyed the dressing. I could only steal a few bites of the brie and cranberry panini, but it was as good as I expected. It's difficult to explain how the flavors compliment each other so nicely, but they do!

The food was terrible, and the atmosphere was uncomfortable and disorganised. But what really…read moreshocked me was the way the owner behaves online. On TripAdvisor, they regularly insult and mock customers who leave honest feedback -- some of the replies come across as bullying. Their Instagram is just as unprofessional, filled with childish stories, digs at other local coffee shops, and even personal posts that have no place on a business account. One recent story mocked a teenager who works at McDonald's, which I found really alarming. A café should be about good food, a welcoming space, and basic respect -- none of which were present here. I won't be back.

I stopped in for coffee and a treat and ended up having several! Service is good, the coffee and…read moretreats are excellent. It is a great place, very near the castle, to relax and refresh. People watching is excellent here too. Plus, dogs are allowed so your pooch can chill with you. I'd give it a try if coffee, carbs and chillin' is your thing.

As the previous reviewer mentioned, decor and bathrooms are well done. Prices were reasonable as…read morewas the food. It wasn't bad but it also wasn't great. Service was lacking a bit too. Not recommended for a quick sit down bite to eat. I had the chicken tikka wrap which seemed to have a bit much sauce but was decent enough overall. My wife had the deep fried Brie along with tea n scone. The scone was a bit dry but underneath the clotted cream n jam it was fine. She wasn't a fan of the Brie as it was served and ended up excavating it from the breaded stuff to eat it solo. Overall not a place to single out for a visit except for the variety of clocks. If you find yourself walking by and have a moment or two feel free to sample other parts of the menu and decide for yourself... That's what I did and I don't feel as if my time was entirely wasted.

There were some creative and tasty-sounding items on the menu, the decor and toilets were nicely…read moredone and modern, and the waitstaff was pleasant enough, but that was about the extent of the positives. Our food was all very dry -- chicken on the salad devoid of moisture (nothing quite like dry and chewy chicken), bread from the toasted ciabatta like board stock, and even the scone sucked the moisture right out of your mouth despite even a heavy coating of cream and jam. I'm not even sure "very dry" covers it -- "desiccated" might actually not even be going too far for the items mentioned. The staff wasn't any better. Our first waitress clearly had little idea about what was on the menu, while the one who brought our first round of food flatly stated they didn't have any malt vinegar available for the fish fingers. Fortunately we asked again of the man who brought our second round of food, and he pointed out that they not only have malt vinegar, they keep the bottles on the table (we'd missed it for being tucked behind the drinks list). Food not worth returning for, and waitresses that didn't seem to know the restaurant; there were other menu choices I initially thought I might want to have a chance to try at some point, but in the end I won't be back.

Stopped by the Tower Coffee House after visiting Conwy Castle…read more Very was fantastic and the food was excellent. The owners were very nice people.

Lovely little cafe by the shop that sells the swords. try and get a seat by a window for good views…read moreof the esuary. speciality teas and coffee plus homemade cakes.

The cuppa and a scone deal drew us in on our first visit. The staff were so friendly and the cafe…read moreso nicely presented that we returned the next day to sample the vegetarian breakfast. It was superb.Highly recommended and handy for the long term car park.

I ordered the Welsh breakfast and it was pleasant. It's a proper breakfast and the portions are…read morepretty decent for 7 quid. The environment is pretty cozy. The tea was delicious, and service was excellent. Menu had a good selection of English food. Wish there were outlets around though.

Travelling through the UK you might say that our family has become Tea and Scone connoisseurs! This…read morewas our first Welsh Tea! We stopped here because it is right at the entrance of the castle! The scones and devonshire cream were great but I think we could have done with out the Welsh Tea Cakes. There were other cakes that looked quite delicious! It was a very quaint little tea house that was very warm and inviting with excellent service! Our stop here made the Conwy Castle experience complete.

Good location, as it's right next to the short stay car park in Conwy, so if you're desperate for a…read morequick bite to eat, you don't need to walk far. Menu is pretty basic, offering sandwiches, cakes, teacakes, paninis and ice cream, so no cooked meals. The inside is pretty small, and has around eight tables in the cafe. The other half of Castle Gallery is a gift shop. Considering the low amount of tables, and that some were still vacant on our last visit, service was slow. We waited almost 15 minutes for a basic sandwich and a teacake.

Excellent cafe serving a good variety of home cooked food. The light lunches are really quite…read moresubstantial and the home made cakes and scones are great.

Nice little cafe/tea room in Deganwy, limited food but loads of homemade cakes which are lovely…read more Lovely ambience and tea and coffee are above average. Been several times and it does nor disappoint.

I really like the breakfasts here good cooked breakfasts with very good coffee. Extensive eat in…read moreand takeaway menu.