The Galley Bar & Restaurant in Conwy

Food was okay but not great. I was told portion sizes were large but my carbonara for £15 was nothing of the sort albeit the taste was okay. Garlic bread was on toasted bread rather than pizza base. The worst thing is the price of the booze. House wine pricy but the 20cl bottles of prosecco are £9.50 each. Wholesale they are £4.50. Absolute Rip Off £87 for 4 drinks a bit of garlic bread, 2 average sized carbonara and a whitebait was a joke. My partner and I always predict the bill price. We thought £65- £70 so when presented with the £86.65 we were amazed then saw the price of the prosecco!! Raised it with staff but no response and when paying the bill the card machine wouldn't work with my Google pay so the waiter took my phone into the kitchen for a number of minutes.

ordered on just eat and the food was delicious, will definitely be a returning customer

Always a lovely visit; the upstairs dining room is airy and uncluttered and you get great views from the big windows especially on summer evenings. There is an excellent range of authentically-prepared Italian food and drinks and the service is friendly and unhurried. Romeo's is a family-run restaurant that's been a pillar of the Llandudno restaurant scene for decades and it's easy to see why.

Creative pizza toppings, several delicious vegetarian options, very efficient, friendly service. Relaxing ambience. Highly recommend this warm and inviting pizza place.

Lovely little Italian restaurant in Craig y Don. Food was excellent. Piping hot and full of flavour. Portion sizes were just about right, so we didn't leave the restaurant feeling uncomfortable. Only criticism is, like all other Italian/Indian restaurants, drinks were expensive. Would definitely recommend.