Had a wonderful experience at Kings Head. We sat on the restaurant side. We order The Roast and…read moreFish and Chips. Everything was delicious. The service was outstanding, everyone check on us about our food & drinks. Thank you for making wonderful memories.

Wonderful fish and chips; great beer; attentive server...and the barkeep was half bad either!read more

I loved this place! My friends and I were visiting and I think I found cottage loaf on trip…read moreadvisor, which is more popular than yelp in the UK apparently. Anyways, it was a short walk from our B & B on a little side street, and it's pretty dang cute. Since we're from the US, all of the cottage and pub type architecture is very quaint and a novelty, so I liked it. Apparently it can get pretty busy, but you can always make a reservation. We took a seat at a long wooden table inside, decided what we wanted from the menu, and then went down to the bar to order our dinner and drinks. They do bring the food to you, but you order at the bar. I went with the mushroom ravioli and there were soooo many raviolis! Very tasty, and I love mushrooms, so it worked out well haha. Just a lot of food. If I lived here or visited again, I'd make my way back here again. It's pretty casual but the food was good, they had a decent selection of alcohol, and like I said, it's a cute building.

The Cottage Loaf is a great little pub just 5 minutes walk from the seafront…read more With a decent outside seating area (front and back beer gardens) and plenty of room inside, this is the perfect place to stop in for drinks or to dine. We booked with it being Saturday night and along with a couple of pints from their range of 5 guest cask ales, chose the lasagne and pork loin for dinner. The food menu is traditional British pub food, but we had heard from friends who'd visited previously that all the food is made from the freshest ingredients and of great quality so it was quite hard making our decision as everything sounded so tasty. We made a great choice as both our meals were excellent and just about squeezed in a piece of sticky toffee pudding in (I could have squeezed 2 pieces in it was that good...) but just be aware that the kitchen stops serving food at 9pm so make sure you leave yourself time to order it from the bar if you have a sweet tooth! Highly recommended; It's the first place I'll go back to next time I'm in Llandudno.

A nice family friendly pub located in the center of town that we frequented twice in recent days…read more They have a varied menu of pub food and appetizers. They have an inexpensive lunch special which includes a Chicken Club Sandwich, chips and a drink for less than 6 pounds. Order your food and drinks at the bar and a server will deliver to your table. You have an option of inside or outside dining depending on the The food is delicious and the service good. #llandudnopubs #llandudnorestaurants

Years ago the Carlton had a reputation as a rough pub. If you went past there on a Monday morning…read moreyou wouldn't be surprised to see a man from Clifton glass replacing a window (or two). Despite this I've always enjoyed going there. It is a traditional pub with it's collection of regulars and it's all the better for it. It may not appeal to the trendies up the road in the Fat Cat but again that's not necessarily such a bad thing.

Excellent food and service . Would recommend . Best Sunday…read moreRoast in Wales. Excellent value for money

Excellent food,often come here for lunch and christmas dinners! A 3 course xmas meal for £15 is a…read morebargain. Very friendly staff,I highly recommend it

A beautiful and traditional country pub in the small rural village of Glanwydden. Great for food,…read morewine and a warm welcome every time. The food they serve is typical Pub Grub but prepared in a Gourmet style by properly trained Chefs. Much of the produce they use is local, try the Conwy Fish soup, locally caught mussels or the Angelsey Scallops. The main courses are Hearty, think slowly cooked Lamb Shanks, roast ribs of black beef or Homemade Steak and Ale Pie. The interior is warming and welcoming, with traditional low ceilings and a small bar which is always packed with local villagers. The Dining area is a little more elaborate but still in-keeping with time and tradition. During the Summer months you can opt for al-Fresco dining on the terrace. They also have a small private function room which is great for intimate parties or celebrations. Possibly the best, off the beaten track Pub in the area. Whilst its not the easiest place to get to its well worth the extra mile to taste the gorgeous food they serve. I've never been dissapointed with any meal at the Queens Head and i've been going for years! The only problem is deciding what to have when I get there!!

The Queens Head is a fantastic little country Pub which serves the most amazing food…read more It has a wonderful atmosphere and the staff are always really welcoming, friendly and helpful. They have a fantastic menu and use local produce and is only a 5 minute drive from Llandudno. The food really is wonderful and they have an excellent wine menu as well as a well stocked bar and I have enjoyed meals here for many years. It's not really a child friendly place although I'm sure they would never turn families away, they don't cater for children specifically.

So we really fancied a gin and tonic before jumping on the train home, and this place is directly…read moreopposite the train station. We did however, even before entering, find ourselves peering along the road looking for a close alternative, and when we didn't spy one. headed in anyway- what fools we are. It's big, and loud, not freshly decorated (shall we say) and a bit spoonsy. There are a good few TVs for sports of you're into that sort of thing, I'm personally not. They get kudos for having more than just your standard gins, although didn't have either first choice that were listed on the menu. The don't get kudos however, for curt service, ignoring Thank yous, and no pleasantries- yes, I understand the bar is busy- but I expect it's far more busy with sports on. To top off the experience, I was violently jabbed by a brat with a bright green plastic sword whilst un-caring parents didn't even look on.- not the pub's fault I know, it just added to the not very inviting atmosphere. And who spells Nevill without the E anyway (I know, lots of people, but it looks odd!)

Formerly known as The Neville when it had a bit of a bad reputation. Churchills has since had a…read morerevamp and a name change and I do admit that it looks much better but it still lacks the friendly and inviting atmosphere of some of the other pubs in Town - Its very much a Boozer's Bar, not known for Food or nightlife. It's very popular with the locals and often attracts groups of rowdy youngsters on the weekend and a crowd of the local drunks. The Pub is split into two, one room is used for Darts and Pool and it always used to be MEN ONLY - not sure if that has changed but I dare not even try to go in!! It's very much a Local's only bar and you can feel a little intimidated if your not known. It's a shame really because it has an ideal location directly opposite the Train Station so it's an ideal place to attract passing trade.

Club 147 - The New Place to be in town. Formerly the Snooker Club now turned into a Bar/Nightclub…read moreattracting 20 somethings. The decor lacks a bit of imagination but it modern and trendy and trys hard. The Music is good old Cheesy Pop Tunes but its enough to get everyone dancing and enjoying themselves. It has Pool Tables and a big screen to watch the Sporting events and Disco every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. At the moment probably the best Bar/Club in town.

3 dart boards, loads of pool and snooker tables, loads of tv screens with football on, good beer…read moreand a decent selection of spirits...whats not to like?! :-)