Been to this restaurant on a number of occasions, also Llandudno and Criccieth. All have far…read moreexceeded expectations as to what to expect. Thank you Dylan for a glorious evening/experience. Great service. Lovely fresh food, great atmosphere. Friendly staff

Food was amazing, and staff members were polite and professional, the restaurant was very modern…read moreand inviting, prices were quite expensive but was worth the money.

Friendly staff and foods miles better than anywhere else in Upper Bangor. Meat feast and supreme…read morepizza just awesome and a bargain

I always go to university place and I would highly recommend it. In a street full of takeaways,…read morethis is the one that I always go to if I'm feeling a bit peckish. They do an excellent burger and chips and their pizza is really good as well.

I often pop up to Bangor, Wales to visit friends who go to uni there. Its nice to catch up and…read moregives me an opportunity to live like a student again for a week or so. When sober, the thought of a donner kebab is nothing short of vile. The slimy 'meat' slices cobbled together from parts of the animal I wouldn't care to name is enough to repulse even the strongest stomach. However, similar to the full moon to a werewolf, a change occurs with excessive and abundant alcohol consumption. So here we stand, at the entrance to a rather standard Student Kebab shop. Its hard to rate something that you hardly remember eating. Often, the only way of knowing what post-intoxication snack you selected is the empty box and repugnant smell that lingers in whomevers bedroom you woke up in. Most memorable is the odd Argos-esque ordering system whereby you order at one counter and have to stumble to the next for collection after taking a numbered ticket. And it takes FOREVER. So by the time you get your beautifully tasteless mush, its cold. I'd avoid and pop over the road to University Kebabs.

Ignore the review by Darryl D, because he is on about a completely different place! He is on about…read morea place called Bella. I was a student at Bangor & have also lived on Anglesey all my life & can safely say that Pizza House is one of the best, if not THE best Pizza place in the area! Lovely, tasty pizza at a reasonable price (10" Margherita for around £4). All the pizzas I have had from there have been deep pan/dish types - which are very filling! They also do chips, burgers & other things you'd normally see on a Pizza take away menu. This month (August 2010) a new Dominos Pizza has opened literally down the road. I hope that it inspires Pizza House to maybe have a few more deals to compete with them!

What a lovely place!…read more Came here back in the summer and again recently for a birthday. Both times were wonderful. Best to call and make a reservation a few days out, unless you go early. They get booked up fast and don't take walk-ins later in the day. We went early (around 4 to 5pm) and it wasn't busy at all. Food was lovely both times we went! Bit pricey, but worth it.

The food here is decent, we had a pizza and penne pasta. The pasta was cooked to al dente and the…read morepizza was baked well. However, the restaurant is rather understaffed and getting service was laborious. This may be an anomaly, since the place was rather full and I assume the locals like it quite well.

The Belle Vue is a certain kind of quaint. With a bookcase of old books, a tatty lampshade and…read morerustic framed pictures, it was a perfectly pleasant find in Bangor. There are two rooms with a bar in the middle, joining the two. We chose to sit in the room to the left of the bar since it seemed cosier, with various decor quirks, including a funky 3D-style picture of James Dean. I longed for a ginger beer but, to my disappointment, they were all out. From my glance at the fridge they did seem a little low on soft drinks. A Fentiman's Victorian Lemonade came in at £2.50, the highest price I've seen so far for Fentiman's in a pub. Ouch! Service was alright, so much so that there's nothing that stood out to me, good or bad. We did notice Tesco's own brand ketchup and brown sauce on the tables. How cheeky of them! The Belle Vue was fine for a one-drink stop, although I'm unsure how it would fare for any more than this.

If you need WIFI stay close to the windows (Streetside). It…read moreis a real Britisch Pub for Bangor student. There is a lot to do for them! Quiz night on sunday (loud music and no way you can have any conversation of any meaning.), a fake Christmas a month before X-mas. Pizza and one drink for £5,- witch is very cheap and looks very well! Then you have, loots of tea, beer and other drinks, like any other pub. It is a good atmosphere, none of the tabels are the same, their many different chairs, some are litte broken, but that doesn't matter. Even if it is quit, it is a warm place to stay. They serving their food on marble plates, like the ones you can see in the Flintstones :) It is a shame we could eat there: except of the chips, everything is made with gluten and dairy: pasta, pizza, burgers.

This is an upmarket Italian restaurant. It is situated right on the Menai Straits at the beginning…read moreof Bangor Pier with excellent views across to the Isle of Anglesey. There is some free car parking nearby but immediately outside the restaurant the car park is entered through a barrier to which you have to pay in order to gain access. There is a children's play area adjacent to the car park and you can also walk the length of the pier. Although children are made welcome as always in Italian restaurants, this is a lovely place to go for a grown up Italian meal. Although the usual pizzas and pastas are available they have additional more unusual menu items to tempt your appetite. The food is very well prepared and presented and the staff are friendly and make an effort to make the experience special.

An excellent restaurant. Good value and generous sized portions. It has the normal Italian food as…read moreyou would expect but also more adventurous things of which I have tried a few and they are just as delicious. The one BIG problem is that they do not answer their telephone, and there is no answerphone. It is a very good restaurant and as such is often busy and if you just turn up it is unlikely that you will get a table. So to reserve you MUST phone in the evening of the day before you want to go, as they only ever answer their phone in the evening. There is a car park right next to the restaurant with a barrier and a £1 charge, but there is plenty of free street parking nearby if you would rather avoid paying for parking. (It is not the restaurant's own car park, they have nothing to do with the charge, it is a council car park for people visiting the pier). It is also worth noting that this restaurant is closed on Sundays and Mondays and open evenings only, not lunchtimes. The staff are charming and go out of their way to make sure everything is to your satisfaction and they often stop and have a chat beyond just food, asking where you are from and what you do in life etc., which is always nice. All in all a fantastic restaurant that you can visit again and again as there is a good sized menu that is regularly changed according to season.