The Midland is not your typical Conwy eating establishment. It's a hip, modern tapas bar with a…read morecontemporary menu. In a village awash in standard pub fare it was refreshing to stumble upon a restaurant with something different to offer. We shared the wings, veggie paella and edamame salad. All of the dishes were fresh and flavourful. There were plenty of vegetarian and gf options on the menu. They also have an extensive drinks menu as well as some yummy looking desserts. If you're tired of the standard fish & chips and other pub fare then definitely check out The Midland.

Awesome beer bar in Conway that appears to be in an old bank. Tons of beers on tap and a fun crowd…read moreof people that appear to be bar-hopping. Sat next to some locals and the famous dog, Barney, who everyone seems to know and love. He is hilarious and does a little dance for the bartender to get treats. If you are in the area, I recommend stopping by for a beer!

Small portions sharing concept is brilliant! Food was…read moreexcellent plus we had a lovely conversation with the owner after dinner.

What a little gem! The unassuming front of this place hides a great bar with friendly staff and…read morecrowd. The range of draught beers is very good (Leffe is my favourite) and the range of bottled beers from all over the world is huge. But the most unexpected thing is the food - Spanish tapas type dishes with a Moroccan influence. Obviously prepared and cooked on the premises - you simply do not get this sort of food in bars anywhere (never mind Mold). It really is delicious and well priced. This place is well worth a detour.

Great little bar, excellent selection of beers and wines. Probably the only place worth going for a…read moredrink in this town! Can get very crowded on weekends, doesn't take many people to pack it out.

Enjoyed a bottle of wine and a top draw charcuterie board. So tasty and fresh. I would happily pay…read moremore for the quality. The service we received couldn't have been better, and it was such a comfortable yet lively atmosphere. Get yourselves there if you haven't already. There's nowt not to like

Loved this spot--everyone is down to earth and friendly. Great selection of wine and beers!…read moreAtmosphere is great!

As of 03.02.2012, this is The Albion Ale Bar. They do not serve nasty, fizzy keg beers, but do have…read moresome superb local real ale; at time of writing, a choice of four plus a real draught stout. There are three areas a lounge, the bar area and a smoke room, in which, of course, no smoking is allowed. The lounge and the smoke room both have wonderful open fires essential as I am writing this. The welcome from the knowledgeable staff is also warm and the locals are very friendly to we incomers. There are no TV's, no juke-box and no food (other than bags of Tyrrell's crisps) so that conversation dominates. Upper Gate Street is also the road which leads directly to the Youth Hostel, making this the first pub hostellers encounter heading into town a definite plus for us!

Once upon a time the Albion was the favoured haunt of some of Conwy's most hardened drinkers,…read morealbeit one of some architectural merit (it is in fact a Grade II listed building). In recent years it hit hard times and was eventually closed down. However there has been a recent development that will be of interest to proper beer drinkers. The pub has been purchased by a mysterious London based banker with roots in North Wales. He's re-opened it partnership with four local breweries The Conwy Brewery, the Great Orme Brewery, Bragdy Nant Brewery as well as the Purple Moose Brewery from Porthmadog. The pub is now a dedicated real-ale boozer with a particular emphasis on locally produced ales. There won't be any food (apart from crisps) as the premises doesn't have a kitchen so it will still be a drinker's pub but hopefully one with a more discerning clientele than of days gone by.

If you're a fan of the show or of beer, you won't be disappointed here! What a great, huge venue…read moreand an amazing atmosphere. It has ambiance with the bar tenders dressed like the show. It's a limited true craft beer destination with most drafts being mainstream. Cheers

Scrooges is the place to stop off for a quick pint before the Tache Rock Club. Their drinks are…read morenumerous and bizarre prices, and theres always some music trickling in from places unknown. Decorated like a victorian dockyard and ship, its definitely got bucketloads of charm and character. Which is good, because it's situated above a swimming pool and is as a consequence frequently very steamy. A good place to warm in the winter! Quiz nights on sundays are always good for a laugh, and they have weird cheese and pickles snacks behind the bar. What more could you want?

Came to Blackpool this weekend and ended up in this wine bar which is a little out of the way for…read morepeople visiting. I was with two of my friends and I purchased a round of drinks which were on a par to southern prices I was also shocked when I went to the toilet to find a hoard of youths trying to pile into the cubicle for what in my opinion was drug related.The lone doorman seemed to just let this happen Wont be coming here again very dodgy place with no real reason to being in blackpool other than to entertain the local riffraff serious changes need to be made to this establishment