The best restaurants in Gele Conwy North Wales

What a surprising and nice find. Wouldn’t have gone in based on the exterior. I think it’s an old pub but it was recommended. I know why now. The Victoria sponge was so light and the coffee second to none. There is a cosy cafe on one side and an Internet cafe the other side. You’re welcome to sit either side. Staff were so friendly and kept asking was everything ok. The coffee was the best available sourced from a speciality coffee company in Llandudno rather than whatever was cheap in the cash and carry. The great thing about it being an Internet cafe is that when other cafes shut at 4pm this is still well and truly open for business. Definitely will go back if I’m in the area. Oh and the toilets are clean and plenty of them based on the past use if the premises I assume. Prices are in anyone’s budget but better quality than cheap cafes elsewhere. Seats are comfy.

2 adults and 1 child went for Sunday lunch - absolutely perfect. Good selection of seasonal veg and the meat was cooked 'spot on'. We ordered cake as well for dessert but had to take that home as we were so full and the price was £7.95 a meal - its not worth cooking at home for that, especially for the quality!!

Superb Sunday Lunch. Hubby had Pork and I had Turkey. Hot and plenty of veg, gravy and sauce. We both had starters. Soup particularly delicious, spicy vegetable. Prawn cocktail on a plate - I prefer in a glass ! I had a chocolate brownie - oops those calories ! Service excellent as usual. Thank you Michelle and team. Sue and John

Lovely food and dessert 🍨 but they were that nice. I forgot to take a photo. Staff were friendly and very kind with little Harry as he only wanted carrots 🥕 to eat, and thats what they gave bowl of carrots. And to top off the afternoon, a surprise visit off Santa Claus 🎅

Really great take away with a varied menu and some unusual dishes on offer. Good value too. The food was fantastic. Definitely going back for more! Delicious.

We went here just for a change as we had no previous knowledge, but we were really glad we did. I elected to go for the Soup and a roll option; which was so good I had to do a bow to the "Soup Magician", as it was very clearly homemade and wonderful.

Arrived at 0930hrs during the week and wasn't too busy (filled up a bit whilst we were there). Eggs "Benny" was a good choice (eggs benedict) - the Ham was nice (thick) and the eggs were perfect, the muffin was also enjoyable. A dash of tabasco (my choice) finished it off nicely. Would have liked a little bit more salad on the side but we shall not let that detract from the experience. Fantastic large Cappuccino. Decor is light, airy and pleasant with attentive staff. Parking outside, if it is full, fear not! There is the free library parking and if even that fails, just pop over the road to the big Tesco. Certainly worth a visit if looking for breakfast in Abergele.

Fab! We came in with a 10 month old and a dog. So we aren’t the easiest customers. Service was friendly, relaxed and just what we needed. Food was quick, hot and good. Thank you !

The Bull Hotel, Chapel Street, Abergele, North Wales. Excellent home made pub food. the JW Lees bitter is well looked after. A good place to go to. Seperate fining room. Good service.

Eat here regularly, lovely food and great prices

Great pub, decent size beer garden, pool table and plenty of different brands of alcohol. Staff are friendly and always happy to help. I would definitely recommend.

Went here for a Sunday roast whilst away for the weekend.I had the chicken dinner, I’m very fussy about my Sunday dinners but this didn’t disappoint. The whole dinner was super tasty! To top it off the staff were friendly and the atmosphere was nice and cosy.Lovely hidden gem I’d highly recommend.

Food was lovely. Huge portions as well...Good value we thought...

i really dont want to to this. it hasnt been that bad up until now. but the other night, collective intelligence in their of half an amoeba. dont think ill be back.

I would give this a 3.5 if I could as it was better than average (3/5) but not very good (4/5). Our starters (the asparagus and the lamb croquette) were ok. Both had eggs that tasted quite bland, and the asparagus portion size was very small. At a price of £8 and £10 respectively, we expected more. Our mains were much better, both the plaice and pea/mint risotto. Good portion sizes and good taste, couldn't fault these dishes. With the dessert, back to that feeling of disappointment we had when the starters arrived. The £8 lime glazed tart was ridiculously small, and the roasted banana ice-cream that came with it frankly tasted like a regular vanilla ice-cream. Overall, the entire meal was ok, but too expensive given the sizes of the starters and desserts.