The Chapel in Conwy - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The welcome was great. Very professional, polite and efficient staff. The ambiance within the chapel is perfect for evening dining, our drinks order was taken pretty much straight away and plenty of time given to choose our meals. The drinks menu was extensive and the wine very good. The food arrived in good time and was well presented and delicious. Obviously, a lot of attention has been given to the ingredients and the preparation of the food; this was evident in all three courses. A broad variety of different ingredients and innovative techniques used meant we really enjoyed our food. The live jazz was a bonus, I'm more of a blues guy myself but I appreciate live music wherever it's played. Overall, a very pleasant experience and well done to everyone who contributed to the evening, we will definitely be back and would have no reservation in recommending you to our friends.

This is such a special place - wonderful food, attentive and respectful staff and a fabulous ambiance. This is the second time I've eaten here and the food was delicious! I had the tomato salad to start and pea risotto which was delcious!

I had friends visiting from Manchester, and we stumbled across the Hidden Chapel for an impromptu lunch. The converted Chapel is beautifully decorated and has a mezzanine floor. There is an outside section too for warmer days. I had a tasty chicken caesar salad, and my friends had the steak sandwich and beef shin pie, all which were very much enjoyed. I look forward to coming again to this quirky and special restaurant again in the evening time.

The place and ambiance is very good, the staff very friendly. However the food/value for money is extremely poor. I don’t consider £25 for a Shin Beef “Pie” good value at all, considering that all this came with was a very small bowl of “salad”. Very disappointed.

I booked my mum and I a table here for our last night of our break in Conwy, and had really high hopes for this after reading reviews and seeing how quirky the place is. We booked at 5:30 on a Wednesday and there was only us and one other couple for the duration. Obviously they have kept a lot of the original church features which gives a really unique feel to the place (you sit on church pews which aren't the most comfy things to eat from). We both left with mixed feelings about the food. We both had the roast cod which had really minimal veg with it (about 2 potatoes and a couple of chopped tomatoes) and the pear crumble was mainly oats with chunks of pear and some 'fermented' cherries (I wasn't a fan as it completely overpowered the pear). I understand they are aiming for fine dining and expected somewhat small portions, but at £61 for 2 mains, 2 desserts and 1 drink, we came away feeling ripped off and a bit underwhelmed. I think the main draw to the restaurant is the place itself. The staff/service was great, but is it value for money? Absolutely not.