The Queen’s Head
There’s nothing like a good pub dinner – especially when the pub produces restaurant quality cuisine. Being described as “Beautiful, friendly and well run” by the Daily Post, The Queen’s Head is perfectly located, nested neatly between North Wales’ unrivalled coastline and beautiful countryside, the pleasant courtyard area is the ideal location to spend a summer evening feasting on your favourite dish. There is certainly plenty to choose from, catering for a variety of tastes whether you enjoy meat or choose the vegetarian lifestyle, no one is neglected.
Romeo’s
A marvellous array of genuine pizzas and other Italian dishes are lovingly created for a perfect dining experience. I personally enjoyed an absolutely perfect seafood pizza here and I still have dreams about it. Don’t be surprised if you are treated to an impromptu Italian sing song by some merry singers. Romeo promises to be a little oasis of Mediterranean charm hidden in the higher tier of Llanduno’s townscape.
The Cottage Loaf
True to its name, the Cottage Loaf stands out for its striking appearance – literally a cottage in the middle of Llandudno. White painted walls and wooden trusses and beams to boot. Inside you’ll find a rustic hideaway adored with seafaring memorabilia and antiquities to install a comfortable and cozy feeling which sets you right up to eat a meal fit for a king. Having enjoyed Christmas dinner with work here, I can vouch that this venue is a quiet ornate setting with brilliant pub food.
The Hambone
Ok, so you’re on a break from work, walking through town looking for a quick – but satisfying- meal you can hold in your hands. Well, the hambone is the answer to your prayers, what could ber argued as a gourmet sandwich restaurant, you can have any sandwich you like made before your very eyes before you can feast heartily on it. Always been a massive fan of the Hambone, great sandwiches.
Orient Experess
A delightful little restaurant/ café which serves a fairly priced selection of food. With a quaint pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff there’s every reason to come. While a turkish restaurant you can find all sorts of dishes. Excelling in value, attentive service and outstanding cooking, you can’t fault this family owned restaurant.
A marvellous array of genuine pizzas and other Italian dishes are lovingly created for a perfect dining experience. I personally enjoyed an absolutely perfect seafood pizza here and I still have dreams about it. Don’t be surprised if you are treated to an impromptu Italian sing song by some merry singers. Romeo promises to be a little oasis of Mediterranean charm hidden in the higher tier of Llanduno’s townscape.
The Cottage Loaf
True to its name, the Cottage Loaf stands out for its striking appearance – literally a cottage in the middle of Llandudno. White painted walls and wooden trusses and beams to boot. Inside you’ll find a rustic hideaway adored with seafaring memorabilia and antiquities to install a comfortable and cozy feeling which sets you right up to eat a meal fit for a king. Having enjoyed Christmas dinner with work here, I can vouch that this venue is a quiet ornate setting with brilliant pub food.
The Hambone
Ok, so you’re on a break from work, walking through town looking for a quick – but satisfying- meal you can hold in your hands. Well, the hambone is the answer to your prayers, what could ber argued as a gourmet sandwich restaurant, you can have any sandwich you like made before your very eyes before you can feast heartily on it. Always been a massive fan of the Hambone, great sandwiches.
Orient Experess.
A delightful little restaurant/ café which serves a fairly priced selection of food. With a quaint pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff there’s every reason to come. While a turkish restaurant you can find all sorts of dishes. Excelling in value, attentive service and outstanding cooking, you can’t fault this family owned restaurant.
