Amser Da in Conwy

Update your times. Arrived at 8.30am to be rudely shoo'd away through the window.

A great little shop selling local and Welsh cheese, chocolate and other yummy food. We only visited the deli to tank up our coffee flasks - I didn't dare look at the wine! Very friendly and welcoming.

Thought it was a pub that served a general selection of food. Not being local we didn't know it is a Nepalese curry house. And serves nothing but spicy food. Unfortunate as we were both hungry.

This is an excellent deli with some exceptional Welsh cheese. Extensive wine cellar.

Missed being able to browse the wine but always expert advice on hand. Friendly, accessible service.

Enjoyed breakfast, slighty diferent to your typical fry up, very nice comfortable place. Staff very pleasant, I wish that there where more places like this in North Wales.

Popped in for lunch. Great food and friendly staff.

Friendly staff and tasty food... Splendid 🙂

We had an excellent Christmas meal at Amser Da. Excellent food and service to match. An ideal place to see the world going by! Llawer iawn o ddiolch.

The cafe was very spacious inside with beautifully covered chairs in a lovely fabric. We waited for 10 minutes before anybody came out the back(we had just decided to leave) when the young lad appeared!! He had no idea what soup of the day was or what meat was in the cawl!!(surely as front of house that is the first question you ask when you start your shift!!). We ordered a pate and a sandwich and 2 teas. The teacups were badly stained and our tea was nearly cold before our meals came. My husband said his sandwich was nice but my pate was crumbly, tasteless and full of fat lumps, it wouldn't spread on the toast because it was in clumps!! The staff were serving other customers while eating salad baguettes and chatting together loudly forgetting they had customers to serve! On the bright side of our visit the bathroom/toilet area was spotless and clean!!

Cosy, welcoming, good coffee, nice freshly-prepared food, good service. A lovely business.

coffee was served promptly and there were only a few people in the restaurant. We had not intended to spend a long time in the restaurant. We drank our coffees waiting for a jacket potato and a sandwich. After 3/4 of an hour we asked how long our food would be as no one was served in the interim and people had left. After an hour we decided to ask for a refund and leave but our food arrived immediately. My sandwich, cheese and chutney was only cheese. If it contained chutney it had been scraped off again. I asked for chutney and was given not our chutney but caramelised onions. For an hours wait it was very poor. When my husband complained the lady who had produced the food smiled but took no notice. We met another lady who had eaten there as we had all been laughing together in the restaurant at the waits. She said she had noticed those responsible for the food walking back an too, to the shop across the road. Very poor.

Nice place, good ambience, must try coffee and cup of tea

Just had the best Welsh cakes ever. Cooked to order 👌they come with jam and butter, but better on their own. I ordered a superb Macchiato coffee too. Will definitely head straight for this place again, next time I'm in Llanrwst.

Good coffee and cake. Was disappointed with the deli range, could have been a bit more local. Still a goo3range

Found this place walking around Llanrwst on a recent family break. I’d happily say it’s one of the best places we have stopped for food in. Our kids had sausage sandwiches- which where delicious! My husband had a sausage and bacon sandwich and myself a salmon and avocado bagel. The food was spot on, perfect for what we wanted! The service we received couldn’t have been any better- the waitress welcomed us in, in such a warm friendly manor, she took our order when we where ready and then offered our kids colouring books and crayons which kept them entertained. All girls having a laugh together in the back but getting work done which is hard to find in businesses. If you’re passing Llanrwst I would definitely recommend popping in- you won’t be disappointed. We will be back.

We were passing through Llanrwst and spotted the lovely large window with nicely decorated seating and decided to park up, fortunately there is also free parking a short walk away. Service with a smile, we had a flat white and a latte and both had sausage butties which were amazing. Definitely would go to this lovely clean café again if we pass through in the future.

Drove from Conwy castle as was recommended this place from a friend. Arrived to almost empty cafe, staff eating lunch, were told take a seat and menu off the bar and will be with you shortly. All fine. Staff finished lunch, washed up, chatted with other staff, we sat there 10-15 mins and didn’t come over. Looking at staff to indicate we were ready, no acknowledgment. Got up and left. Never been treated so badly anywhere, blatantly didn’t want our custom and won’t be getting it again. Should have stayed on Conwy.

I enjoyed go to is cafe and staff friendly.

Food is good quality and well presented. Good choice of drinks. Friendly service.

Bwyd bendigedig, service gwerth chweil, friendly atmosphere, cosy, amazing food. Dim byd yn ormod o drafferth, a gwneud pethau sydd ddim ar y fwydlen. Prisiau rhesymol iawn

Lovely little cafe specialising in local produce. Open for breakfast and lunch. Good selection of drinks including local beers.

The colour and design of the furniture attracted my friend and myself to this small cafe. The brightness of the chair fabric caught our attention as we were walking through Llanrwst. Although small the menu had a fair selection of items for snacks and light meals, as well as drinks. We only wanted coffee which we ordered at the counter and then was brought to our table when ready. The "trinci" coffee was very good and a reasonable price. It was a very busy place and had a lovely ambience with delightful music being played softly in the background. Although it was on a busy road the glazing blocked out all traffic noise. The decor was very modern and when we enquired we were told it was from Ikea. The cafe was clean, as was the modern single use toilet with a separate baby-changing section on entry to the toilet area. The white walls made the whole place bright and well maintained.

Went there for breakfast yesterday. When I asked if they had croissants, I was told they would go over to the shop for them. I asked for 2 plain and one chocolate, to be told they didn't have chocolate croissants, so I had a plain instead. It was nice enough. Whilst eating it, I became aware of conspiratorial whispers on the next table where a couple were chatting to the owners and ordering their breakfast and mentions of 'chocolate' and 'croissants'. When I went to the counter to pay, I saw 2 chocolate croissants sitting on plates waiting to be served. I expressed my surprise that they had chocolatey versions and the chap behind the counter said 'oh, I didn't know before I went to the shop'. (You could have brought one back to see if I still wanted one?) Very, very poor service, with additional rudeness deductions for so blatantly offering differential products because I wasn't in the gang. I won't be going back. And even worse, as a Welsh girl living in England I spend a lot of energy denying that sort of thing happens. I can't argue with it anymore.

Lovely cup of coffee and friendly locals. Exceptional clean toilet.

Peaceful and attractively styled little cafe with some nice home-style food options and reasonable pricing.

I stopped here on my day off for a change of scenery as I moved to the area a little under a year ago and I hadn’t yet tried the cafe. I had a soya latte and I agree with previous comments that the coffee didn’t have a strong taste (although I did have decaf and I will ask for two shots next time) I also had the granola with soya milk, I was expecting a bowl with the milk on the side but it was served in a tall glass with a delicious compote and was simply delicious. The food from the kitchen smelt divine and I will definitely be a regular returning customer. I really enjoyed the quiet and chilled out atmosphere and the service was friendly and inviting. I definitely recommend this lovely little cafe to those wanting to escape the usual hustle and bustle of high street cafes!

Love this cafe, friendly staff, comfortable atmosphere, good coffee and a Gluten Free food option. The added bonus of free wifi is very helpful.

We've driven past Amser Da so many times and said we must pay a visit, well this weekend we finally did, and we're sorry we've left it so long to try this exceptional bistro/cafe. The food is typical bistro style, but with something extra - Welsh bacon, Perl Wen cheese and fresh pesto on my flatbread made a delicious lunch. It won't be long before we go back. And the chap behind the counter was very patient and allowed us to practice our Welsh !

You can have a bacon sandwich, sausage sandwich or even a fried egg sandwich....but heaven forbid you ask for a combination of the above and they can't cope....nope you can't have a bacon and sausage sandwich as it's not on the menu... Saying that though the food, bacon sandwich in my case, was very good.

Lovely selection of flatbread sandwiches. Good choice of hot and cold drinks. Newly refurbished and the decor is bright and fresh. My only complaint is that the tables are a bit crammed in.

Looking for somewhere for a quick bite in Llanrwst and this seemed the only place open. Lucky us! Lattes were lovely and the flatbread sandwiches with salad (I had hummus and cheese, partner had cheese and ham) were delicious. What really made it a great experience though was the lovely friendly service. Will certainly be back whenever we're in Llanrwst.

Popped in for coffee in the morning and was met with the best welcome. The coffee was fab, rich and strong. So we returned for the tapas in the evening. What a great idea to mix your tapas with different wines within the same menu. 5 food rating, the best of service and a newly refurbed restaurant that is vibrant and fresh. Excellent tapas, best lobscousse and fine wines. And the best thing is that the owners care so very much about what they do. Go...you'll love it too.

I was so looking forward to visiting this cafe but it was a huge disappointment. We ordered mature cheese and chutney flat bread sandwiches and hot chocolate. It took at least half an hour for it to arrive and they weren't that busy. For a place which is related to the great deli across the road, the cheese was pretty tasteless to be honest! The flat bread was horrible. A real disappointment!

Real nice little café, good food and friendly staff! What's not to like?

Yesterday attended a course at Glasdir Centre and needed a takaeway coffee before beginning, so called at Blas ar Fwyd.

My wife & I had a delicious light lunch & a glass of wine here recently. This restaurant has recently been refurbished & it feels warm, comfortable, with a very friendly atmosphere. We both had lasagne with side salad & garlic bread. Absolutely delicious. We will be back!!!