Lovely atmosphere, even better when the weather is good as the outdoor area is fantastic…read more Food is great, delicious selection of cake and coffee. Service with a smile.

Absolutely loved it at the Caban. It has an official road sign on the main road and once again just…read morebefore the building and car park. As pointed out by previous reviews, it's not immediately obvious that the café is there, because it is located in an office/community building, where locals rent offices for their business But the search is worth it! The café is adorable, nice and clean. The service was great and our waitress was excellent. She was quick and super friendly, and she gaves us tips on which dishes were best. The food is healthy, local and delicious. I had the haloumi salad with bulgur, and the latte I ordered was delicious too. The cakes looked amazing, but I was too full to try them. The atmosphere was great, with locals doing some arts projects in the corner and beautiful photos of climbs on the wall. The view is also very nice and if you bring your kids, they provide colouring books and babiccinos. Wifi included! Highly recommended!

Absolutely lovely coffee / cake shop. Almost all the food is made there with around three vegie…read moredishes available to choose between. The owners are really friendly and make you feel welcome. I just can't belive it's been open for three years and I've only just discovered it. Can we have more places like this in Caernarfon please, fed up with all the low quality sub standard greasy spoon caffs we have here.

If you're looking for somewhere to have tea/coffee and cake it's the place to go. Really quaint and…read morecosy inside with a good selection of teas, coffees and cakes. If lunch is what you're after though, I wouldn't bother. When I went there was a choice of five dishes. Two different types of soup and three kinds of savoury tart. All costing £6.95. Since we ended up going elsewhere for more choice I don't know how good the soups or tarts were but for nearly £7, I hope they're amazing!! I'm a vegetarian and took my meat loving boyfriend in the hope to inspire him with some veggie delights but to be honest even I was uninspired. Disappointing.

Student coffee bar, opposite another , student coffee bar…read more Its like a big war but Nero is the new kid on the block. But Its kicks costa in the coffee beans . A lot more spacious and roomy. Comfier chairs. Unlike costa in bangor the Wifi will work automatically without logging in everytime! BUT BUT BUT the service is still very slow almost like its in its opening week. But when you do get your coffee it does feel like its worth it as the Baristas have spent a long time on it. We have a running joke about them having to milk the cow before you get your coffee. So if you're rushing to grab a quick brew before lecture then costa is the right place for you! But if you not in too much of a rush and by some small chance of imagination there is a little hint of sunshine. You can even sit outside ( admittedly under some scaffolding currently ) It is a slow service but in other ways amazing for its coffee!

I've never had a bad experience at Caffe Nero. I come here each week to meet up with one of my…read morefriends and despite it always being busy, we almost always find a seat. The servers are very friendly and attentive to what you want. The drinks are delicious and made correctly. Caffe Nero beats Costa every time.

Stopped by the Tower Coffee House after visiting Conwy Castle…read more Very was fantastic and the food was excellent. The owners were very nice people.

Lovely little cafe by the shop that sells the swords. try and get a seat by a window for good views…read moreof the esuary. speciality teas and coffee plus homemade cakes.

The food was terrible, and the atmosphere was uncomfortable and disorganised. But what really…read moreshocked me was the way the owner behaves online. On TripAdvisor, they regularly insult and mock customers who leave honest feedback -- some of the replies come across as bullying. Their Instagram is just as unprofessional, filled with childish stories, digs at other local coffee shops, and even personal posts that have no place on a business account. One recent story mocked a teenager who works at McDonald's, which I found really alarming. A café should be about good food, a welcoming space, and basic respect -- none of which were present here. I won't be back.

I stopped in for coffee and a treat and ended up having several! Service is good, the coffee and…read moretreats are excellent. It is a great place, very near the castle, to relax and refresh. People watching is excellent here too. Plus, dogs are allowed so your pooch can chill with you. I'd give it a try if coffee, carbs and chillin' is your thing.

I was super pleasantly surprised by this place…read more It looks a bit eclectic and cobbled together, but in a "what they like" rather than a "what they dragged from a shop to fill a place" so it feels quite homely- the lighting is quite dim downstairs, and there is much more space down there. Now, don't be thrown off by the laminated menu like I nearly was, the food was great, and super cheap for a big afternoon tea. On our table was coffee, earl grey tea, brie and apple sandwiches, coronation chicken sandwiches, fruit scone, turkish delight scone (surprisingly epic, I just had to try it), carrot cake, chocolate fudge cake, for some reason- grapes, a bit of salad, crisps in a tea cup and a couple of little sweets. The staff were lovely, and it really is such good value.

A really beautiful cafe run by two wonderful warm and friendly people. We stayed in Llandudno for…read morethe week 28th July to 4th August 2012. My wife 3kids and myself like the local cafe that is warm friendly and serves good food. The Curiosity shop did not disappoint and is beautifully decorated. If you like the family friendly cafes then this one is perfect. If you like a lovely clean original place this is for you. Lovely decor, lovely hosts, lovely food!!! Will even make a day trip from derby to go back there for lunch!!

Friendly staff, very hospitable and homelike atmosphere. I think it is run by a family…read more Tasty toasties. A rarebit is an open face grilled cheese. Good coffee. Wide selection of tea. Free wifi.

Nice little tea shop/cafe. Staff was very friendly and efficient. I had the Welsh Rarebit and a…read morepot of tea. I've had better ( more spice and mustard ) rarebit but this was quite good. Cute decor and dishes. The tea was excellent. Very reasonably priced.

Not far from the famous castle you can find this really small and cosy tea shop. There are only 6…read moretables and if all of them are taken, they close down the place with a sign at the door - so from time to time people have to queue to get inside - peculiar but effective. We came here for an early Afternoon Tea and were not disappointed. A big pot of tea, home made fruit scones and cake combined with cream and jam. All of them tasted fresh and delicious. For us it was a really a great place to warm up after visiting the castle in a light drizzle. Service was very friendly and helpful and you felt right at home from the very first minute. The whole decoration has Victorian charme with lots of lovely tea pots and whole tea sets on display. The tea shop is in a very old and small building and so the owners had to find a way to install some bathroom facilities for the guests - the solution is quite ingenious, but for some people a little bit discomforting as you have to cross the tiny open courtyard to reach the "outhouse". In the wind and the rain it is a little challenge but it should be managable - the bathroom itself is modern and very clean - so no complaints at all. We really liked the place and can highly recommend it for a lovely tea stop on Anglesey.

Looks quite posh from the outside, but it's quite ordinary and plain once you're inside. Only…read morearound 7 tables so space is limited. Staff were friendly and took our order at the table. Cooked meals took quite a while to arrive, which was suprising considering the amount of tables they had to look after. Food was inbetween 'greasy spoon' and 'pub grub' quality. Hot drinks were nice but cold drinks tasted cheap. Only worth visiting if you're after a drink and a small bite to eat, such as one of their home made cakes.

Well lets start with the basics…read more 1. Its a Costa Coffee , so as you expect its your typical Costa 2. It is in a student city, It will be busy 3. High staff turnover as its in a student area, so expect teh odd trainee Now looking past all these its your high st costa coffee. Personally with every coffee shop I think we should all have that one drink we go to as a staple beverage. My personal one is a flavoured latte - this was you can test coffee, milk and flavours in one hit!! I tend to go for a Toffee based flavour. I find costas vanilla syrup far too sweet!. Now costa has its new coffee variety out as well ( Paradise st me thinks ). So now we have a Caramel ( new coffee ) latte , Im sat with friends at the table at the back ( far more comfy seats at the back ), But there is a flickering light above me. I asked the manager to the reply of its been noted. Anyway Coffee finished and we were made to feel as if we were being rushed away. About 5.5/10 for me Costa can do better for its customer service, The only saving grace is the manager with the anchor tattoo on her forearm. As her smile will make the dreary weather seem awesome!

Y'know, it's a Costa so it's all much of a muchness - brand continuity and other such technobabble…read more"blue sky thinking" words - and you know exactly what you're getting. You also know you're getting a genuinely decent drink that will taste the same as your closest branch of Costa which may be miles away and in a different country. That being said, there's something comforting about that. Also, the staff in this branch are high on my Christmas card list for recommending a shot of vanilla syrup in my chai latte to add a little sweetness. Oh. My. GOD. My mouth is a party and THE FLAVOUR was invited. Vanilla syrup in your chai latte, kids. It's the future. Trust me.

This place is small, locally owned and lovely. I have a lot of food allergies so I had to special…read moreorder my breakfast, I was not disappointed. The avocado and bacon on toast was delicious. The coffee was good. There was only on server, so there was a little delay. However, she work fast and hard for each table. If I'm ever back in Conwy, I would eat here again.

The Conwy Pantry is a lovely little Tea Room / Cafe on the High street. I have spent many a Lunch…read moretime sat in here drinking Milky Mugs of Coffee and eating tasty Toasted Sandwiches when I used to work in Conwy. During the Summer Months its always packed with Tourists but it also does a brisk local trade too and is popular with regular customers. The Cafe is very popular for the All Day Breakfasts and Fish and Chips. They serve a range of British Home-Cooked Food, from Snacks and Sandwiches to traditional Fish and Chips or Gammon and Egg. The Conwy Cream Teas also go down a treat you'll get some freshly made Sandwiches and a Scone with cream and Jam along with a pot of Tea and Coffee which is perfect for a Quick Lunch time treat. The Staff here are very welcoming and Friendly and enjoy having a Chat with the customers. Both the Food and Drinks are good value, nothing is too over-priced and you get a nice size portion for your money. The Cafe is traditional style, very homely and its a lovely place to meet up with Friends for a Coffee and a Chat as you'll always feel Welcome.