Terrace at St. Tudno Hotel in Conwy

We came to the restaurant for an early dinner. The view and the interior were lovely. Menu was limited - sadly we couldn’t find any chicken dishes (not in a sandwich). I ordered beef brisket - it was served as a sandwich in between two ciabatta slices. It was soft, but the taste was sweet due to the chutney, and very disgusting due to the blue cheese. It wasn’t specified clearly, so I was hoping this cheese would be served separately and I just wouldn’t eat it, but nope, it was inside. The taste was very very bad. And the price was £14. Chips were served without any sauce, and no sauce was offered by the staff. So, it was very dry. Coffee was very bad and sour, had to ask for some milk to mix it together. Pavlova dessert for £8.50 was my biggest disappointment. It should be called micro-Pavlova. It’s the tiniest Pavlova I’ve ever seen, and so overpriced! Overall, can’t recommend - neither for the drinks, nor especially for food. Service charge 10% was already included into the price.

Fantastic food & service at the St George's Food was cooked to perfection, a lovely setting with a view over the bay.

Terrible experience with unfriendly staff. Definitely there are way better options in town before having to come here again. Staff definitely made the experience a one I could have avoided. Food okay but nothing special

What a lovely meal. From the pre meal drinks right through to the desserts. It was so pleasant, and the meals were lovely and very reasonably priced. The three members of staff were all friendly as well. A really lovely place for a meal for a family birthday. Will recommend and be back the next time we're in llundudno.

Four of us visited this restaurant for an evening meal. We looked table the previous day-no problemWe were received well and taken to our table without any waiting. The waiters who served were very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpfulHad a good wine list.The menu had good choices.The starters included mushroom soup, which was good, and calamari rings which were not that good. Coating burnt but inside cooked well.I had a beef curry with chips, which was very good and others all had lamb shanks and were very happy.We finished off with Irish coffee.All in al it was an enjoyable dinner.

Booked for 12 people for dinner, 1 in a wheelchair.Arrival was good, really friendly and welcoming and they had good quality portable ramps so getting my powerchair in was a doddle.My mother *loved* it, and said she was treated like a queen. Fabulous bonus points for me! It’s not haute cuisine but it’s good quality and very reasonably priced. The staff are fantastic- attentive but unobtrusive. The hotel looks lovely, I wish we’d stayed here. But we might be back as it’s their 60th wedding anniversary next year and my sister is thinking here might be perfect.

After waiting nearly 40 minutes for dinner to be served, the vegetables were lukewarm and the roast potatoes disappointingly obviously deep frozen. This restaurant had been recommended to us but was a huge disappointment.

Booked a table 3 weeks in advance of coming to Llandudno. When we got there we didn’t get the option of sitting in the restaurant part. We had a choice of sitting next to a walkthrough between the restaurant and hotel next to a family with small children. Not the best for date night. The other option was to sit in the same room as a wedding party. Awkward!We ended up sitting next to the gents toilets which wasn’t ideal. Food was very nice though, but the whole experience was lacking.Won’t be booking here again.

We visited the restaurant, on our first night in Llandudno. My first impression was the building was clean and well presented if slightly dated . We were shown though to a dining room that has the appearance of a 90s Indian restaurant but very comfortable. I must say I wasn’t holding out much hope , oh my how wrong was I . The service was impeccable with every detail covered . The menu was varied catering from most tastes I had the pate to start , homemade and very tasty, I followed this with the steak and ale pie pastry was delicious the filling tender and rich accompanied perfectly by fresh mashed potatoes and then came the best bit , homemade key lime pie - wow is all I can say . My favourite dessert that I have eaten across America including the Florida keys ant this was honestly one of the best. Overall a fantastic meal will definitely be back

Food was excellent, service was superb, the black pudding and goats cheese starter was ‘out of this world’ Would thoroughly recommend this restaurant. The staff were extremely friendly and nothing was a problem. The selection of Welsh cheeses are sublime.

We have been to St Tudnos for a few special meals in the past. It has apparently now been taken over. We were hoping for a special Saturday night dinner what we got we could have had at a Best Western. Nothing special on the menu. We did choose fish and chips and the fish was fine. Chips mediocre

Not sure if this review is in the correct place as we ate here only, didn't stay.We've been going to the St Tudno for a few years now and have always enjoyed the food and they are dog friendly. We visited yesterday for lunch and noticed from the menu board outside that things had changed. We decided to go in and received a warm welcome along with an apology for the 'upheaval' going on, which in honesty was not noticeable bar some carpet in the hallway which was obviously about to be replaced. The very friendly young lady explained that the hotel next door had recently bought the St Tudno and was in the process of making some changes. We were shown to a table in a room we have been in before and noticed a knock through which made the room much nicer than it was previously. The lunch time menu offers excellent value for money. There is a good and varied selection of dishes available and guests can choose betweem one, two of three courses each with a drink included. The three of us all had two courses for £12.50 each. The drinks in the deal included Peroni, wine and even Presecco plus a range of soft drinks and coffees. I had Mushrooms to start and these were served in a blue cheese sauce of toasted sourdough bread, absolutely delicious. For mains we had a Gammon, Hunters Chicken and Fish & Chips, my fish was as nice as any I've had from a chip shop. Puddings were Ice Cream and Caramel Apple Tart with custard. Everything was beautifully cooked, very well presented and delicious. Already looking forward to our next visit and wish the new owners well, with food (and prices) like this, it shouldn't be a problem !

Firstly, myself and my family visit this hotel often for dining and have never had an issue, food is always fantastic and the staff are always willing to go the extra mile. HOWEVER on this occasion we ended up extremely disappointed, the food was brilliantly as per usual, we took advantage of the "eat out to help out" scheme, well we thought we had anyway. After my visibly vulnerable father had paid the bill, we sat finishing our drinks and i overheard two elderly ladies splitting their bill and couldn't help but notice they had not been given the eat out to help out discount. So I asked my father if I could look at the bill and to my surprise they had not applied the discount for our bill either! When I brought this up the gentleman couldn't really care about what I had to say and just put £20 in my fathers hand and said "you can see why most establishments want to pull out of this scheme" this is while another member of staff is in the kitchen swearing about being so exhausted about being in work late the evening before. This really shocked me because we had only ever had great experiences here. I shared my experience with another family member who informed me they also had the same issue the week before of not having the dicount applied. Simple solution if you didnt want to be part of the scheme you should have pulled out, not falsely advertise it and then not apply it and especially dont take advantage of vulnerable individuals who you think won't notice!

We had a first class meal . The views of the car park are not great but the food is excellent. The children’s food is a cut above what you would get anywhere else . Highly recommended. Service first class.

honestly by far one of the best meals i have had in a very long time. hardly anyone there, but got a extremely high quality meal for the SAME price as a marstons pub. the servers were very kind and quick, and we had a very enjoyable night

Couldn't get in at all the normal restaurants, so decided to dine here. I had the lamb henry and the wife fish pie. Both were bland and void of taste. Service was good, but then there was only us dining.Sorry, but wont be coming again.

Looking for a great meal in Llandudno then look no further. Terrific selection of small bites, starters and mains. Generous serve of Pate, caesar salad and slow cooked lamb. Yum! Friendly and professional wait staff and prompt service.

Just arrived in Llandudno after all day travelling B and B proprietor recommended a few places to eat, they were all fully booked so came across this hotel and restaurant ,had a friendly greeting and told there was a table where we had a delicious meal .Well recommended ,

Went for Sunday lunch. Arrived at 1.30pm, very quiet. The restuarant was empty so we sat in the lounge bar which turned out to be fine as others were in there. Attentive staff, who made an effort. Very good menu. I had the Brie and Bacon Soup, followed by the roast lamb lunch. All delicious, fresh and home made. I was too full for a pudding, not like me ! I would recommend and next time we are going to go for breakfast

Came across the St Tudno hotel on a walk from our hotel just a few minutes away.It advertised a special steak evening deal at £29.95 for 2 persons including a bottle of red or white wine. this looked too good to be true but we decided to try it & were not disappointed. Choice of 8 ounce steak (sirloin, rib eye, rump, or pork) with vegetables & chips cooked to your liking plus a half decent bottle of white to compliment the meal.It was an excellent meal at an unbelievable price, so much so we visited for dinner the next evening & chose from the a la carte menu which again was excellent at a reasonable price.I would recommend this place for food & I think a stay in the hotel there could be very nice. Perhaps we'll try it in the near future.

We weren't guests at the hotel but booked dinner in the restaurant. Very disappointing. The service was appalling - we waited the best part of an hour for our main course to be served. No apology. Staff seemed uninterested. The food was well below the standard we expected at these prices. On being asked when we paid if we enjoyed the food we said no but again no apology. Would not go back.

Steak night on a Friday. Two steaks all the trimmings AND a bottle of wine for £30 per couple.Fantastic value. Lovely food. Great portion sizes. All our steaks were cooked to perfection. Even the veggie in our party was happy with the broccolli bake.Great night. Staff were attentive and everyone left happy. Would recommend. Lovely restaurant.

Visited here today with 4 friends for lunch. The food was absolutely amazing .. 2 courses for £9.50. Garlic mushrooms alone was a meal. Large portions. Followed by a roast lamb dinner with 3 fresh veg & creamed potstoes. The menu choice was good. From meats to fish. We did not sample the deserts as we were all full. The bill came to £60.35 between 5 of us which included 2 glasses of wine, 2 soft drinks & water. This restraunt is a must if your out & about in Llandudno. The staff were brilliant & restraunt was immaculate. Thank you for a lovely experience .

My husband and I stayed at the St Tudno Llandudno

We went for lunch arriving at 1pm at a reserved table. We had to fetch our own menus. The choice was disappointing although if you were a vegetarian, there was a choice of 4 main courses.

We returned to this delightful traditional Victorian hotel as it provides an excellent welcome, service and food set in a newly refurbished dining area. They do special days in addition to a wonderful menu that has fish, meat and vegetarian options. We have been here previously and interested to see whether we just lucky the last time. It was excellent again and will certainly come back. All our party thoroughly enjoyed the whole evening.

Many thanks to chef and all the staff, who gave us all, a well presented

Lovely ambiance in the restaurant, and very helpful and friendly staff. Beautiful meals served piping hot and plenty. Great choice of vegetables cabbage, brocolli, swede/carrot mash 2 types potatoes. Fabulous sweets. The coffee was super as well. I was pleasantly suprised to find that they also do great Sunday meals, evening meals, lunches breakfasts ,afternoon teas etc I will certainly be going again. The position of the Hotel is fabulous too.

We recently booked lunch for a group including 7 French guests from Concarneau Bridge club. The meal was absolutely wonderful and the service impeccable. Also superb value for money. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting a great meal in lovely surroundings. Jean Chinn M. B. E.

Called in without a reservation for lunch on Easter Monday with 4 people , fantastic food and service . Almost to good to be true at the price , we paid just £9.95 per head for two courses of the lunch menu . Thanks

A group of 40 local ladies recently had an annual spring lunch at the St. Tudno. There were generous portions of well cooked, piping hot food. A very enjoyable afternoon. We have made sure that we have booked our Christmas 2019 lunch as I know they will book up quickly.

Best place we have been in Llandudno. If your reading this looking for somewhere to try you can stop looking. Lunch menu had plenty of options. Quality food at a good price and large portions. In fact we ended up skipping dinner. We have tried all the top reviewed food places and this beats them all. Dog and family friendly centrally located right opposite the pier inside St. Tudno hotel.

We chose to eat here as it was dog friendly and offered hotel type food rather than chips with everything. The lunch time special menu offers very good value for money, two courses for under ten pounds in a restaurant setting. One day was cold and it was lovely to sit beside a real fire. All the food we had was lovely, can recommend the Pate starter, could happily of eaten it again as my main it was that good !! In fact the food, setting and prices were so good that we decided to eat there again the following day and it was just as good

Called in for tea before going on the historic coach around the Great Orme and saw the menu.

Booked evening meal it was really top notch would eat here every time I was in Llandudno would have gone back second night but it was St David's day big event in Wales went to another place not a patch on St tudnos restaurant xx

Had a wonderful lunch with amazing views of the sea Staff very efficient and professional whilst being very friendly

We were on our way to another Hotel for lunch having just arrived in the resort and walked past this Hotel and noticed the lunch menu boards outside and also that it was dog friendly. The menu offered a good selection of food and seemed very reasonable. We walked in and were shown to a lovely table in one of the two front dining rooms, more restaurant than bar, right next to a lovely roaring fire which was very welcome on a cold day. We all had starters, Melon which came with Parma ham and a sorbet, Pate and I had the most delicious mushrooms in a brandy and cream sauce, one of the nicest tasting things I have had for a long time !! For mains, two of us had the Lamb and one had the Gammon. All nicely presented and good portions. The Lamb came on a bed of mash and was served with lovely rich gravy, broccoli and also large dishes of various veg and slice potatoes which were very tasty. We were all too full for a pudding so settled the bill, very good value for money, pub prices for restaurant quality food, service and setting. We shall certainly be visiting here again

Visited with a largish group from work on one of our nights out. Someone had suggested we try here for a change and although it was an unknown quantity to us, we went with it. Thank goodness we did!

Went here today with my Mum and Dad for lunch. Had the melon with Parma ham and the gammon with caramelised pineapple for main. You get a good portion of each course for your money! Both courses were very good and the chips were beautiful! Staff were also very professional and friendly. Great job guys :)

Fabulous quality and very scrumptious sandwiches. Price was not over the top for what we had. Very clean and nice decor. Staff and owners lovely. Quiet for this time of year. Would imagine very busy at other times. Will definately be back. Thank you.

En una ciudad con calles llenas de restaurantes y hoteles, la competencia debe ser empinada. Tuvimos la suerte de estar aquí en temporada baja y entramos a un restaurante con poca gente en la calle. Hotel Tudno. Estaba cerca de donde nos alojábamos y, a diferencia de la temporada de verano, estábamos sentados sin reserva.

we had a lovely meal, on the saturday night of our holiday.the staff were so helpful. the food arrived piping hot, on lovely coulorful plates. the resturant had been redecorated, making it a lovely bright room. there was a good choice on the menu.

My friend and I popped in here to sample a 'welsh' afternoon tea and we were not disappointed. We both went for the afternoon tea priced at £19.95 each and though this may sound expensive was well worth it. This included 3 rounds of sandwiches, copious welsh cakes including barabrith and welsh cakes. Scones with cream and jam. Followed by a large glass of prosecco each and a bowl of strawberries and pouring cream each.

Came here for a Sunday lunch. We pre booked which I would recommend as it looked rather busy.

Popped by for tea and scones with my old folks my young kids my husband and the dog. Visiting Llandudno when it started to rain. This is definitely somewhere I will come again. Beautiful hotel. Warm welcome, lovely brew and the best warm scones. Thanks so much.

Dropped into the St Trudno for a relaxing drink and meal sat in the front lounge being pampered by attentive staff - no loud music super service with a great selection of drinks and food - well worth a visit if only for a sherry - last visited in 2017 with a couple of friends and wow it's been totally refurbished - well done St Tudno - Lewis Carroll would be proud of you!

We had previously stayed at this hotel for a night, and had caught a glimpse of the Cream Teas. We had some friends staying with us for the weekend, so I decided to book a Cream Tea for us whilst on a day trip to Llandudno. The hotel had reserved a lovely table for us right in the front overlooking the promenade, we were served straight away by a very nice man who couldn't do enough for us to make sure we had everything we needed. I must say this is the best Cream Tea we have ever had, everything was so fresh, well presented, even the Scones and the Welsh cakes were served warm, and the Jams seemed to be home made too. Thank you St Tudno for everything, We will be back!!.

Chose here for a 3 course birthday meal. Beautiful hotel with The Terrace Restaurant open to non residents. Stunning setting in the restaurant & waiting area. We chose for starters garlic mushrooms & mushroom Soup & Lamb and Roast sirloin served with all the trimmings. The starters we're beautiful and HUGE I sadly had to leave half my soup to make sure I had room for my main meal the garlic mushrooms were also huge and gorgeous. My Sirloin was cooked to perfection I was asked how I liked it (medium/rare) and it was melt in the mouth my husband said his lamb was perfect too. Sadly we couldn't fit a 3rd course in but we know for next time which we will definitely be doing again. The prices are extremely reasonable & the staff were very friendly throughout.

We went on a coach trip to llandudno then went to book a tour bus. After booking the tour bus I asked directions to the nearest toilets, the tour lady told us we could use the ones at st tudno hotel opposite,so we did. We both came from the hotel with a leaflet advertising meals at the restaurant. So later after our tour we went back to the hotel for a meal.

We called in to have lunch, yes it looked alright inside although a little deserted, very quiet, there were two customers waiting at reception who said they had been waiting quiet a while . I went to the side door which said private and gave a tap on it because we could hear them talking inside, while doing this another customer came in waiting for service.

We were given a recommendation to dine at the restaurant at this hotel. We did and were not disappointed. The food is lovely and there is a wide selection to choose from There is a set menu as well as an Al La Carte menu. had a great meal and great service and would heartily advise anyone to go there for a meal. The dining room is beautifully and tastefully decorated and almost feels like a holiday in itself and is right by the quayside, great place to go.

This restaurant was recommended to us by a friend and we were not disappointed. There is a set menu and an Al la Carte menu and the prices are fair, there is a good amount of food and the quality is very high. Great food, great service and wonderful decor. Well worth visiting and if you don't you will miss a great treat.

We were recommended to eat here by our guest house proprietor and how right he was. A good vegetarian choice for me and a superb fish pie for my partner. The presentation of the food was first class as were the waiting staff.We aimed for the 2 course evening meal offer and and then had to bravely launch into the sweet course because the main course was very generous. This is a beautifully decorated, tastefully appointed hotel facing the pier. We had one meal only here which is not a great basis on which to rate a hotel but we left thinking the St Tudno's is a first class hotel. Thank you to the staff.

To start with, we didn't stay at the St. Tudno but we tried the lunch menu 2 Courses £9.50 with an extra course for £2.25. The menu is changed every day.

Decided to ignore previous review and now wish I had paid attention. Arrived with my parents, both in their 90’s, to a large restaurant with two tables occupied both of whom soon left. It took a while to get menus and drinks and order and then we waited....and waited....and waited. People came in after us and were served so I went to find a manager. The owner said maybe the ticket had not got through to the kitchen....????? No apology...she did not return though miraculously our food arrived. We had waited over an hour...food was just ok as all pretty hungry. Guinea fowl wrapped in bacon...bacon not cooked and inedible but the rest just ok.

Seated by host at our table. Plenty of servers running around...go to get our food at buffet and wait...and wait..waiters running around...no organization. Wait. Finally walked up to a kid cleaning up a table..."can we get some coffee?" Sure. Goes back to setting up table. After 20 minutes I go back to the host..."can we please get coffee?" Meanwhile my husband is looking for a Starbucks. Service was horrible.

We were visiting Llandudno and spotted people sitting outside the hotel eating lunch. So we popped in. We weren’t disappointed with the fare. My wife had a fresh salmon sandwich and I had the home cooked ham. Both excellent and served with tortilla chips and salad. Sandwiches were not overly expensive and the waiter was attentive.

meal was absolutely garbage we have used the hotel many times in the past and have been looked after very well they had to wait so long for their meals and when they arrived the quality was awful soup was cold and in one bowl of soup had a large piece of plastic which was nearly swallowed the salad was hardly worth putting on the plate,the whole experience was one to forget we will not be using this place again which is a shame because the standards of the past were far better

We decided to try The Tudno for Sunday lunch as we had been staying in Llandudno for the weekend, it was also my husband’s birthday. The lunch was served quite quickly and was fairly tasty and staff were pleasant. The surroundings as in décor I thought were a little dated and everywhere needed sprucing up.

We did not stay at the hotel. We came here as a family to celebrate my mothers 90th birthday and she lives locally. We were greeted by a very friendly duty manager and staff and taken to our table for nine. There was an extensive set menu at a fixed price for two or three courses. I opted for two. My venison in red wine was very tasty and tender with a variety of fresh vegetables. Everybody else from my mother to the grandkids had different meals but all arrived on time. The waitresses were very attentive and friendly throughout and the total price, with drinks, was very reasonable. I would definitely come here again.

Yesterday me and Maria went here for the at Tundo afternoon tea. It was exactly 1year ago to the day we came before.

Booked for my wife and me but the 2 friends wanted to come-I was a bit worried as we had never tried it and didn't want them to be disappointed. No problem,excellent 2 course meal for £15,very good price for Llandudno. My whitebait was the best I've had for years.

Attended restaurant for dinner only, - on this occasion.

Exploring old haunts in Llandudno we booked into the St Tudno for a good value and rather tasty lunch. We were afforded a dining room all to ourselves looking out onto the sunny promenade. Although the set menu was somewhat different from the one advertised on the website and was a bit fish free for my taste, particularly as it was a Friday!!, we had a refreshing salad to start with and guinea fowl with haggis which was tasty if not scrummy rather felt it had not been freshly cooked. The vegetables were generous though the broccoli should have been rescued from the pan a little earlier. Only one of us could manage a dessert the banoffee pie which was very good indeed. A typical old seaside hotel experience took us back to happy childhood times.

Excellent service Great value for money Great quality and quantity Staff very friendly and very helpful without going over the top Comfortable seating Great access for disabled Highly recommend Lovely decor Good variety of foods Lovely presentation Food tasted amazing

lovely cosy lounge to enjoy a sandwich or a cream tea ,food excellent quality and staff are exceptional and cater for all your needs .

Very clean ,helpful staff the food is fantastic ,large portions the service is very good ,would highly recommend . Can't wait to visit again .

Amazing value, excellent service. The food is piping hot and is very well presented. How many places ask how you would like your Roast beef cooked? Well done to everyone in making a Sunday lunch perfect.

We spent the weekend at St Tudno's Hotel - what lovely place, the staff are so friendly and the room...

When we stay B&B; in Llandudno our main restaurant is of course "St Tudno Hotel" restaurant. Always a very ambiance in the restaurant and no matter what you choose to eat, it is always cooked to perfection by the chef. We can recommend the St...

Every year I take my Mum out for Christmas Day lunch - we try a different place every time and...

My family decided on christmas dinner here. Every thing was perfect from being greeted and seated, the food was delicious...

Very warm welcome. Beautiful restaurant and delicious food with an excellent choice and nicely served. I can throughly recommed a...

Booked in the restaurant for an evening meal. There were 3 of us in the party and we all chose...

Had sunday lunch here with a group of friends. Beautiful dining room and a big choice.

We went for the special offer of 2 courses for under £9 before 4pm. The restaurant was empty- just our table off 4. The place was clean with lovely views over the sea. Starters were nice, soup homemade but the rolls had been microwaved to death- could have broken a tooth on them. Three main courses were ok, I had what was described as rare beef which had also obviously been heated in a microwave so was very well done and chewy, the vegetables and roast potatoes were quite nice. The pasta with fish dish was served with no pasta just 2roast potatoes, when we pointed the error out the waiter disappeared and came back a few minutes later with a tiny helping of what could only be instant noodles and a jug of sauce?. Looked and I’m sure tasted awfull. At the end of the meal he enquire if all was ok I said yes except for the pasta dish- his reply- well where else can you get 2 courses for under £9, not very professional in my opinion. Live in Llandudno and working my way around, lots of eatery’s so won’t be back here- the pictures of the food looked so nice it’s a shame they can’t even follow their own menu.

Sunday lunch is a must to put on your list of places to eat in Llandudno.

We had thought of staying a this hotel but eventually did not .Thought we would go there for dinner on Sunday. The dining room was dark and desperately in need of modernisation. We waited for over an hour for my wife to be served any food.They did reduce the bill because of this but it somewhat dampened the evening. On seeing the other guests in the restaurant and the state of the hotel we were glad we had not decided to stay in the hotel

We had Sunday lunch at St Tudno's today. The food was excellent - duck pate, guinea fowl stuffed with haggis and wrapped in streaky bacon, all good, and the vegetablesthough simple were well cooked and everything was piping hot. The only thing that let it down was the very slow (20 minutes from ordering a starter to getting it and another 20 for the main course), and this even though there were only three tables being served and three waiters on hand.

My wife and I had dinner at this restaurant the night we stayed in the hotel. We had been to this hotel and restaurant on a couple of occasions several years previously. The decor seemed a little dated. The service was good and our server friendly and helpful. We had the fixed price menu (£15 for two courses) that had a lot of choices. My wife started with whitebait and I had a chicken Caesar salad - heavy on the chicken but not so much salad. Both were tasty and we had some warm rolls with the starters.My wife's main was the lamb shoulder (plus about a £3 supplement) that was very tender and tasty - hence the 4 star-.but was accompanied with an excess of jus and slightly over cooked vegetables. The mash was tasty that came with it.I had the beer battered cod with mushy peas and rather 'anaemic' soggy chips, the latter being rather inedible and disappointing! We also had the equivalent of a bottle of Chilean merlot in 'wine by the glass' that was good. The bill came to about £26 per head. Overall an average meal that was rather disappointing compared to our last visit.

Went here for a meal on our second night .The service was very good and friendly.The restaurant was quite busy which is always a good sign.The food was excellent and presented like a la cart. .

Stumbled across this restaurant at 5pm on a Sunday, while desperate for a roast dinner. Most other places seem to stop serving by 4pm. Welcomed in by lovely staff and seated straight away. The restaurant was empty when we arrived but numbers were picking up by the time we had eaten.Delicious roast turkey dinner with all the trimmings for under £10, perfect.

Lived in Llandudno all my life, first visit to the St Tudno.We had the special offer fish & chips, peas and pot of tea £4.95 each.The staff are lovely, for the price I wasn't expecting much. However the food was excellent and very well presented. We will be visiting again.

Just went here for evening meal, we didn't know you could just eat here, there was a Sunday dinner choice of 3 meats plus vegetables, the food was excellent, service was good £15 pp for two course and you get plenty, would definitely go again

We went for Sunday lunch and chose two courses for 14.95. We tried the duck pate and the buffalo mozzarella for starters and enjoyed both dishes. We followed by all of us choosing the guinea fowl breast wrapped in streaky bacon stuffed with haggis, which came with a selection of vegetables and roast potatoes. We could have ordered yorkshire pudding too, but none of us did. We all really enjoyed the guinea fowl, which we thought was excellent, the vegetables were ok but nothing special. We chose two wines, a Roumanian Sauvignon Blanc which was ok and a Shiraz, which was good. The stahh were friendly and helpful, the tables seated reasonably far apart. However, the room itself is a little dated and needs redecoration. In conclusion we thought the food was good and good value for money.

We were thrilled that there was a huge selection of gluten free food to enjoy. Fish dishes were excellent. Waiters unobtrusively attentive.

We stayed at this hotel in march 2016 and were so impressed with every aspect ( but never had lunch there because we were touring the area all day) that we agreed to go for a day out and have lunch.The lunch made the day worth while. A very pleasant welcome as we were taken to the superb dining room and immediately a bottle of complimentary water was placed on the table, our order for drinks taken as we were presented with the menu.We took our time ordering off an excellent list.I ordered black pudding with pepper sauce and got a generous delicious portion and the two ladies with me had a superb peppered mackerel with salad and horse radish sauce. I had delicious lambs liver as a main course and the ladies had roast sirloin of beef with all the trimmingsThe ladies had really good chocolate pudding and cream as a pudding but I was full upThe amazing thing to me was the price of the meal was very no more expensive than the town restuarants and the best lunch we have found there.Two courses for £8.50 and £2.25 for an additional course.Give youselves a treat and try it.

We didn't stay at the hotel but had coffee and cream tea. The coffee was out of this world, best I've ever tasted, and the cream tea was scrumptious. We sat outside in the sunshine; served by a very nice young lady. A delightful experience.

Had breakfast here today, it was very tasty ! freshly cooked and served by a happy, helpful young lady. They serve from 7.30 a.m. till noon and any one can go in and have it ! Sat overlooking the bay - we'll be back !

We went for the evening meal 3 course option. Food was different (Goats cheese mousse to start) & also very tasty. Good vegetarian choices; I had field mushrooms for main & a lovely banoffi pie to finish. Good price too.

Went here for a family celebratory meal. I had the three course set menu. Melon starter was ok, paid a supplement for the lamb main which was awful (poor quality meat) then had the poached pear dessert which is usually one of my favourites but not here! Bland, poor quality food!

We were walking by here on easter Sunday so booked in for an evening meal.Ignore the moaners.....we both had the sunday roast beef dinner....best in a long time..all freshly cooked....great yorkshire pud & gravy...& beef from a joint....followed by a homemade dessert.....2 courses for £14.95....yes the restaurant decor is in a time warp but it didn't put us off and was interesting looking at the mural of lake como all around....we shall return....thanks for a great meal....

Eight of us had booked in for evening dinner at the hotel before going to the 60s show at the theatre, we arrived early at the hotel because it was pouring down outside, and were made very welcome by the staff on duty, we ordered cups of tea to warm us up and these were brought to our table in the lounge while our coats were taken away to dry out.We were shown to our table in the restaurant on time and were served as a group with no waiting,We all chose meals off the two course evening menu and all the meals were cooked to perfection, I can truly say that the two or three course evening dinner menu is incredible value for money, and the service is first class with nothing being too much trouble for the staff on duty.The only criticism I have is the price of a of the tea is a little high at £2 75 per cup. But I suppose this is hotel prices.

We were made welcome by a friendly member of staff. The restaurant is a little dated but pleasant. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. Service was very good. Overall a nice experience and would recommend anyone to try it.

Arrived in Llandudno and went out for a meal. When you read this you may wish to view my other reviews I am not usually so scathing. So my recommemdation is make sure you reserve a table as the best places get booked quickly. So we ended up here. Murals on the wall of Lake Como, Italy - and no it's not an Italian restaurant.As you approach the Terrace it looked lovely from a distance. Once seated you find it's held in a time warp. You can tell how good the food was when we actually found ourselves counting the 25 of the 50 spot lights that weren't working oh and half those on the 3 big chandeliers too.The food - well there was plenty of it. Definitely a case of quantity over quality. With which I will leave it there.St Tudno's.... more a case of St Godknows why we went there.

My dad had an evening meal and said the food was excellent. We had the breakfast and that was from an extensive menu and extremely good, with vegetarian options.

We had booked a table for lunch and at very short notice we had to change the time. This was done brilliantly with no hint of it being an inconvenience or fuss.It was very busy and had a short wait in reception but we were acknowledged and our coats were taken and shown to our table.As it was so busy we did have a little wait to be served but in my mind this is not a problem if you are out for lunch with friends it is nice to have time to chat. My point on that note is that it is not a fast food joint we were there to enjoy the day.The food is amazing with an extensive menu, brillantly presented and totally no need for any added condiments like salt and pepper.We relaxed in the bar after our meal and thoroughly enjoyed the whole day.Thank you to everyone who made our visit an enjoyable one and we will return.

Full range of breakfast including porridge, smoked haddock, full English. Served in a pleasant surrounding. Tea and coffee served in hot pots and delicious

Having booked an evening meal with the hotel as non residents they did accommodate us (14 of us) however we decided to pop in for an afternoon drink.I ordered 6 drinks ( Bacardi,Jd,Malibu, dark rum, all with Diet Coke, sherry and a med red wine ) I nearly fell off the bar stool when the bar tender said £28.98.The bar served each spirit drink with a bottle of Diet Coke which is where probably most of the cost come from, however any good caring bar would say that maybe we would only need 2 bottles between us but sadly no. Needless to say we did t order another round.Evening meal 3 courses for £20 we arrived on time and I personally felt we received a frosty welcome from a man who seemed to look down his nose at us and or walking round with his nose up in the air all evening, never once did he or any of the other staff seem or want to interact with us, apart from a blonde haired lady, I felt quite unwelcome to be honest.The meal was ok for the ££ however I had fish, chips & mushy peas, the chips where dark in colour as though they were either fried in dirty oil or retries, they were undercooked as the potatoes was hard.I wouldn't eat here again and most certainly would not stay if this is the attitude, if this is the attitude of the staff. I feel the hotel is trying to be something that it is not.The concierge service, really? But the pull up advertising board behind behind reception stars that we don't Sorry for such negativity feedback

We called here after a walk and cannot say how much we enjoyed the afternoon tea. Everything was fresh and home made and tea for two would have fed four of us. Nothing was too much trouble , we had fresh tea with the sandwiches which came separate to the cakes, then the tea was refreshed to have with the cakes. The staff were lovely, can't wait to go back x