Top Restaurants in Conwy
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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Conwy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Conwy, United Kingdom including The Erskine Arms, Bryn Morfa Restaurant & Lounge, Bank Of Conwy, The Groes Inn, Castle View Bar & Restaurant, The Old White House, Prohibition Wine & Champagne Lounge, Snooze, George and Dragon, The Cottage Loaf
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10. The Cottage Loaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4184 reviews
Traditional Pub,Child Friendly,Serving Food All Day,Real Ale,Log Fire,Reservations by Phone or Online
Reviewed By Brian P
This is not a pub but more a restaurant. Very little interest shown if a customer just wants drinks.The beer was expensive and my husband was overcharged by £1.15 for a simple order of a pint and a half. This was refunded but not very readily and with barely an apology. We will not return.
9. George and Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Reviewed By Eileen H
We've eaten at the George and Dragon many times before but never again. Visited yesterday and there were plenty of vacant tables inside the pub but when I ordered fish and chips I was told there was no fish. Before I had chance to order an alternative the barman told me he wasn't taking any more orders and told me to come back in five minutes at which point he walked away and left the bar unattended. Now we were in a pub and not even able to order a drink. My husband and I decided to leave and were putting on our coats when a barmaid arrived behind the bar and a customer who was sitting at the bar told her that the barman had refused to take our order. She told us quite abruptly that they only had one chef in the kitchen. She did then say she was sorry as we were leaving but that's not good enough. They obviously can't cope when the weather is good as most diners were outside in the beer garden. It's a shame the usual friendly staff are no longer there, replaced by rude staff with no idea about customer service.
8. Snooze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 630 reviews
Reviewed By Natalie D
I went here with family and the food was delish - its tapas style and plenty of options, the food was fast and hot and really tasty. The staff were great, attentive but not pushy and it was nice and clean and calm. If you go check out the picture in the ladies toilet - it gave my auntie a laugh :)
7. Prohibition Wine & Champagne Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Prohibition Wine & Champagne Lounge is a 1920's inspired bar with decor to match. Offering large selection of cocktails, wines, gins and other spirits. It's also available for private hire
Reviewed By sasha1672
We visited this bar after hearing some fabulous music coming from it the previous evening. The place is beautifully furnished and plays mellow, relaxing music. The staff are very friendly and the choice of drinks is extensive even if you're not a cocktail lover. We also enjoyed a delicious meat and cheese platter for two which was very reasonably priced. Recommended.
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6. The Old White House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By barbara g
Had Sunday lunch ,beautiful.Served by Kelly who was lovely. The meal was cooked to perfection I had beef with all the trimmings and hubby had lamb with dauphinoise potatoes.Very reasonable and next to a roaring fire.Will soon be back .Thank you Hayley.
5. Castle View Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Located on the Deganwy side of the Conwy river with views over to Conwy and the famous Conwy castle, the Castle View provides a welcoming atmosphere to enjoy the best locally sourced home cooked food. Real ales, international lagers and good wines complim
Reviewed By Grriff
We called in one lunch time after travelling from Deganwy Station to Blaenau Ffestiniog to see the scenery and returning. The 'Hop on hop off' sightseeing bus also passes by. The menu offers a good choice and the food was well cooked (hake with leeks and chorizo and haddock risotto). Dessert was a brilliant citrus cheesecake and berry compote. Service was efficient and friendly. Would definitely go again.
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4. The Groes Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 666 reviews
Set in the beautiful North Wales countryside, The Groes is a wonderful example of a traditional British Inn. Blending the warm welcome of a local pub with delicious food, excellent service and a comfortable bed, this historic Inn has been welcoming visito
Reviewed By Denise T
We stopped here for lunch and came out somewhat disappointed.. We found that the lunch menu was a little limited. There were few vegetarian options and there were only four choices of sandwiches. There were no paninis or baguettes. We both chose the soup of the day to start which was spinach. It was not very warm and needed more seasoning. My husband had the burger with chips which he said was ok but not the best he has eaten by a long way. i struggled to find something which appealed as I wanted only a light lunch so i chose the duck spring rolls from the starters as a main.. They were very tasty. All in all it was an average lunch and i don't think we will be rushing back. The service was very friendly and the staff were attentive, however it was very very quiet. Also we thought that the prices were a tad high compared with, say, a Brunning and Price pub.Hi Denise T,Thank you for leaving us a review about your recent visit. We apologise for your recent experience, this is not up to our usual standards. We will take all of your comments on board regarding the limited menu, we are soon launching our new winter menu so we would love it if you would return to check this out. Throughout the autumn period we have gone quieter. We are glad you found our staff attentive and friendly. We would like to welcome you back in the near future.
3. Bank Of Conwy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 434 reviews
The Bank of Conwy, is a Craft Beer & Wine Bar. Situated in the walled town of Conwy, in a sympathetically converted grade 2 listed bank with much of the original features being kept. Offering a large selection of different bottled beers, wines and a ever
Reviewed By dr0berts1990
Visited today for lunch while in Conwy. Researched dog-friendly places and very glad we picked this one! Good choice of ales and nice food in cool surroundings. Reasonably priced and friendly staff, definitely recommend to anyone and especially those with a four-legged friend.
2. Bryn Morfa Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
SEASONAL Business - Closed now untilâ 8th March 2019 Situated at the foot of Conwy Mountain, on Bryn Morfa Caravan Park. We're proud to support our local farmers, suppliers & businesses with all locally sourced produce. We offer a typical 'pub food' menu,
Reviewed By tdl18609
This restaurant, although i doesnt have the feels of a top quality restaurant, with its very spacious setting with a pool table, and bar in the centre, and very big windows, you almost feel like you are in a fish bowl. But......... the staff are very friendly, very accomodating of children as they have there own their too, but most of all the food! Wow!!! I have had numerous dishes and can't fault any! The portion sizes are absolutely huge!! The roast dinner is one of the best i have had in the Llandudno and Conwy area. Very busy little restaurant, very popular. Would definately reccomend. Book ahead in advance
1. The Erskine Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 646 reviews
The Erskine Arms is a traditional foodie pub nestled in the heart of the medieval walls of Conwy. The pub offers a laid-back and friendly atmosphere to enjoy some fresh local food, great local ales, a glass or two of good quality wine and for those from f
Reviewed By What
A group of seven of us dined here on a Saturday evening. The food and service were good but the noise level was horrendous from a table of about fifteen nearby and we could barely hear ourselves think, let alone talk. This spoiled what may have been a very good evening. The menu is quite interesting and there is a good wine selection, all at reasonable prices. I had the mackerel starter, which was excellent, followed by a delicious roast pork shoulder. Unfortunately, the taste of the pork was somewhat overpowered by the accompanying cassoulet with chorizo. What is wrong with the taste of pork that it needs to be overpowered? My apple crumble dessert was excellent. Others in our party all enjoyed their meals. Décor is standard pub, but is quite spacious.
