Note: I am an American first-time visitor to Colwyn Bay:…read moreThis looked to be one of the cutest coffee shops in this area. The shopkeep was very friendly. The vanilla latte was great just like everywhere we've been. The egg & bacon bloomer was delicious and filling (£4.25). The decor and style of the place was really cool and reminded me of some places back home. Definitely a very cute and delicious option.

This has been the best meal we've had in the U.K. -we've tried all types of places while we have…read morebeen in N Wales, Lakes District and London. Beef stew and cottage pie and fresh made hand burgers. Seemed like a one man show and only 12 chairs among 4 tables. Couple regulars popped in during our visit. Very reasonably priced as well. Chef/server was friendly and helpful.

Exceptionally good value with extensive menu and quick service. The roast dinners are very well…read morecooked with generous portions.

called in for a sunday lunch wow what a meal.meat was so tender, home made mash was delicious and…read morethe gravy was to die for. best restaurant in north wales.

Popped in this morning for the big corners breakfast. Fantastic food and fantastic price. Excellent…read moreservice and extensive menu. Thanks very much! :)

I often go here for my lunch and can highly recommend the brie and cranberry panini. The food is…read morecooked to order so always tastes nice and fresh. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

Fantastic new cafe in Rhos, great service and fab menu. I went in with my 1 year old and was made…read morevery welcome. We will be visiting again soon for some of the home made cakes :-)

As a Liverpool FC supporter I thought that I had to check out an eatery named after the world's…read moregreatest goalie. Unfortunately it turned out that this place has nothing to do with Pepe. When you first walk in you find yourself in a fairly classy gift shop. They sell jewellery, picture frames, toiletries etc which appear to be decent quality although I'm not really an expert on such things so don't take my word on this. Turn a sharp left however and you find yourself in the tearoom. It's quite old fashioned which fits in well in Rhos-on-Sea. The tables and chairs are old and wooden and whilst not particularly comfortable they add to the authenticity. Seating along one side of the room is provided by what looks very much like an old church pew. The menu is very much traditional 'British'. There was a specials menu including cod, scampi, gammon etc all served with chips. In addition there are a selction of sandwiches, baked potatos, salads and toasties. There's also traditional afternoon tea if you're in the mood. The prices seemed a little expensive to me. Most of the baked potatos were £5.50 and two hours before going there I'd bought a pack of four in Morrisons for 50p. Admittedly the Morrison's ones weren't cooked or filled. However I suspect that the prices are probably in line with other similar establishments in the area. I opted for the all day breakfast comprising two sausages, two rashers of bacon, egg, beans, tomato and toast which if I remember correctly cost £4.75. The portions were generous and the sausage and bacon looked like they had come from the butchers rather than the supermarket freezer. All in all it was very good quality and I had no complaints. Service was efficient and quick although the tearoom wasn't very busy on the day. So if you find yourself in Rhos-on-Sea and you're feeling a bit peckish you could do worse than searching out La Reina.

The Glass Lounge is located on the junction of Penrhyn Road and Conwy Road in premises previously…read moreoccupied by Speakers and before that Speakers Corner. It's a fairly small place but appears spacious and airy thanks to a high ceiling and all round floor to ceiling windows. There's a limited number of tables, all with artfully quirky mismatched wooden chairs and at either end are sofas for those who want the Central Perk vibe. Foodwise the choice is very limited, basically it's soup of the day, toast or one of four sandwiches or four ciabattas. Actually this is no bad thing, I've seen enough episodes of Kitchen Nightmares on which Gordon Ramsey has taken chefs to task for over elaborate menus and clearly the Glass Lounge philosophy is it stick to what they're good at. When my wife and I visited we decided to order a different ciabatta each and share them between us (they came cut into two which helped). The two we went for chorizo, goats cheese and sun-blushed tomatoes and bacon, brie and cranberry were both excellent. A decent size, plenty of filling, quality ingredients and toasted just enough to make the cheese gooey without being lava hot. They came served with a small side salad and some tasty coleslaw. The choice of drinks is much wider than the food with a range of hot drinks, smoothies, milk shakes and soft drinks. My Americano was very good. It isn't all that cheap (for Colwyn Bay at least) and two sandwiches, a coffee and a tea came in at just over twelve quid, but the food was top drawer. This is somewhere I'd visit again for a treat but I couldn't afford on a regular basis.

I've been there last Sunday while a nice jazz concert was taking place, had to wait more than an…read morehour for the food and when we got it, one of my companion's order was forgot so he had to wait other 40 minutes. Not cool

What James doesn't know about coffee isn't worth knowing! Lovely ambience. Great place for a very…read morerelaxing coffee ( so many choices) and recommended lunch. I hope this coffee lounge does well. It's an asset to the town.

Food is nice enough and reasonable but the Man and Lady that run it are Miserable! We've actually…read morenamed it The Misery Pot!!