Jessie's sandwich bar is excellent, get whatever you want on a sandwich, roll or baguette, or have…read morefresh hot soup, or a salad box. Everything is reasonably priced, made fresh expecially for you. REally nice!

The first restaurant we spotted down the street, after we were given freedom from our tour group,…read morecraving for some British style sandwiches, was Y Pantri. The slices of ham and salad fixing inside the glass case looks very inviting. But the lady behind the counter, was stressing me out, to go have a seat. We're not even sure, if we want to eat here . . . . Does it hurt you too much, to admire what else you have to offer, so we know what to order? Looking at the food in person, gives customers more an idea what they're about to eat, rather than staring at a black & white piece of paper, without photo! Still debating, once again, I continue to browse and droll over the deli glass case, thinking to myself: 'do I want the ham or do I want the turkey, eggs, or is there anything more I'd like with that . . . do we want to eat here, or go elsewhere' and she repeated, I go & have a seat, and I will let them know what I WANT. Like I said, I felt pressured, the reason why the 3 stars! Hubby had the turkey on white bread with lettuce & mayo with a small side of salad. He also ordered a small regular salad which contained: green olives, lettuce, beets, cucumber slices, red onions, kernel corn, coleslaw, shredded carrots, & slices of tomatoes, which to me WAS too much! I had the sliced ham with a side of lettuce & tomatoes. I asked for pickles, but none came. Both sandwiches were very good, and we both helped each other with the side salad, choices of dressing on another table (behind me). The bathroom, was very tight, but it was OK, there's only one.

Walking into this place, it looks a bit wanting, because the decor is older and bland. The…read morerestaurant is located in the back room of a delicatessen. So it was a surprise to discover the food was pretty good. I ordered at the deli, which I'm not sure if this is common practice or not, then took a seat at a table in the backroom along with a fair amount of patrons, many who seemed like locals. Or they were just really friendly, many talking to each other amongst a variety of tables throughout the room. I wanted a light meal and ordered what is considered a traditional Welsh Cheese sandwich on what turned out to be a lightly-buttered roll. It was simple and good, though the bread choice wasn't what I was expecting. Thinking of the higher amount of carbs. Keeping with the theme, I ordered a traditional pot of tea which always comes with a side of cream. One of the people sitting near me had a Chicken Tikka Pastry, which looked like one of those yummy raspberry pastries ... the raspberry compote poking its head out. But it was filled with a Chicken Tikka concoction, and looked and smelled pretty good. The treat here, also a surprise, was the tasty Welsh Cake. I had asked if they had scones, since I was on the hunt for scones and clotted cream. Instead, they recommended this traditional cake, which is more of a flattened scone, and harder, but just as yummy. Like a scone, you can add butter, jam or whipped cream. Most places, I discovered, don't serve clotted cream, but whipped cream. The owners are very friendly and offer a variety of deli-style sandwiches and traditional Welsh (British) dishes.

Love the staff love the food always so helpful soup is amazing. I work on the square they know me I…read morecan't complain about anything. Thanks guys your all amazing

Lovely caff opposite the castle. Nice cakes, tasty tea and very friendly staff…read more Gall archebu yn y Gymraeg hefyd.

This must be the best sandwich shop in Llandudno but unfortunately it's located in Craig-y-Don…read morewhich is about a mile or so out of the town centre. They sell made to order filled rolls (like Subway but better) and offer a large selection of fillings. Just pick the combination you want and they'll make it for you. You get plenty for your money and won't leave disappointed. In addition they sell a selection of pies and pasties which you can have hot or cold and are 'homemade' (I think these days they have an industrial unit in the town but they aren't bought in) as well as soft drinks, crisps and confectionary.

Absolutely loved it here, excellent food and service. Not expensive at all. Would highly recommend.read more

A British institution…read more I live above this Greggs. Sometimes the fumes from the pies and pastries give me headaches but I get to eat whatever they've thrown out at the end of the day. I'M WINNING THIS DIVORCE JUDITH!!!

Greggs on Bangor High Street is just like every other Greggs in the country. They sell reasonable…read moreif unspectacular baked goods, mainly takeout although there is a small counter and a few stools in case you don't want to eat on the move or the prevailing weather conditions in Bangor aren't conducive to al fresco dining. On the two occasions I've been to this branch there was a limited choice and quite a bit of empty space on the hotplates, although admittedly one of those times was on a Bank Holiday and the second on a cold and wet Sunday morning. Both times you'd have had more chance of spotting another living human being in the wastelands of Antarctica than on Bangor High Street so I can understand why it wouldn't make sense from a commercial viewpoint to prepare vast quantities of pasties just on the off chance a polar explorer with a dodgy compass found his way to their door. I'm sure one day I'll get to visit on a normal trading day when they have their full range of goods on offer.

Food! soup/ bread. Just a pick me up to go…read more Hot tasty lentil? Fast friendly service. Dogs welcome. Small town atmosphere.

Be careful what you order .... The fish and chips were…read moredecent - but expensive .. the hollandaise is out of a packet for the Benedict .. and the 'stone grilled pizza' tastes like a microwave pizza and is soggy ! Better off at the cafe next door .. !

I was super pleasantly surprised by this place…read more It looks a bit eclectic and cobbled together, but in a "what they like" rather than a "what they dragged from a shop to fill a place" so it feels quite homely- the lighting is quite dim downstairs, and there is much more space down there. Now, don't be thrown off by the laminated menu like I nearly was, the food was great, and super cheap for a big afternoon tea. On our table was coffee, earl grey tea, brie and apple sandwiches, coronation chicken sandwiches, fruit scone, turkish delight scone (surprisingly epic, I just had to try it), carrot cake, chocolate fudge cake, for some reason- grapes, a bit of salad, crisps in a tea cup and a couple of little sweets. The staff were lovely, and it really is such good value.

A really beautiful cafe run by two wonderful warm and friendly people. We stayed in Llandudno for…read morethe week 28th July to 4th August 2012. My wife 3kids and myself like the local cafe that is warm friendly and serves good food. The Curiosity shop did not disappoint and is beautifully decorated. If you like the family friendly cafes then this one is perfect. If you like a lovely clean original place this is for you. Lovely decor, lovely hosts, lovely food!!! Will even make a day trip from derby to go back there for lunch!!

A very respectable sandwich shop, good selection and good quality. Limited seating, more of a grab…read moreand go place but without a doubt one of the best places to get a freshly made bap in town.