Do not recommend, my mate had to wait ages yesterday morning and his chips weren't cooked properly…read moreand we were asked to leave because we were all under 16, we didn't cause any trouble,one of us were 15 and the rest of us were 13 and we are all mature and didn't cause any disturbance and it's stupid that they didn't ask us before we had our food because then we wouldn't have had to waste our money on this place just for our food to not be cooked properly

I came here in March when visiting Bangor University. It is like the British Applebee's (I am…read moreAmerican). Cheap sugary drinks and decent quality food for a cheap price. A good place to get drunk and feast with friends!!!

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.

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.

KFC has been open for business on Bangor high street for some years now. Before my self imposed…read morechicken exile, I would frequent this establishment when sober, high, or drunk. Indeed, if you can forget what it is you are eating then it cannot be denied that your taste buds will find the whole experience absolutely tremendous. Zinger burger please, extra zing, I would cry - the man at the counter nodded like a wise old sage and poured a little extra sauce on for me. Great service, great prices, great taste. Appalling content. You decide.

Absolutely outraged by the way the staff treated us rude and unpleasant they did nothing but shout…read moreat us and gave my friend a much smaller portion than he should've had. The food was not as good as expected. Puts the kfc name to shame

We're a family of 4 Vegans and we decided to give Voltaire a go after reading lots of positive…read morereviews. I can honestly say that it exceeded our expectations and then some! Firstly, the restaurant and its location: Voltaire is situated near to Bangor pier. It's an attractive, bohemian restaurant with Moroccan style colours and furnishings but with a few modern twists thrown in like skateboard decks on the walls in place of the usual wooden carvings. It's a relaxing, cosy place to eat and a lovely place to spend a few hours. The staff: All of the staff were super-friendly, attentive but somehow still totally chilled! They were really helpful when we were choosing from the menu and genuinely seemed excited by the food that they offered. The food: Obviously I'm saving the best bit to last with this review! What can I say about the food? Well, it's not a "wholefood" menu like the veggie restaurants of old that's for sure. Voltaire's menu is so naughty that you have to pinch yourself to remember that it's 100% Vegan! The initial difficulty is choosing as everything sounds sooooo tasty. When we eventually decided what we wanted we went for: * 'The Voltaire Burger' - Their homemade burger which is topped with mushrooms in a white wine sauce. * 'The Big V BLT' - Again, their homemade burger but this time topped with to-die-for Vegan bacon. * 'The Howlin' Wolf Platter' - This is under their 'Table Picnic' menu and is a sharing platter which two of us devoured and which the other two kept jealously pinching things from! It comes with 2 x cheeseburgers, mac n cheese, sticky Vegan ribs, southern fried tofu plus fries, salsa and coleslaw as sides and a few huge onion rings. It was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING and every bit of it tasted beautiful. For dessert two of us had: * 'The Rocky Road Sundae' - This had layers of chocolate brownie with marshmallows, ice cream, skinny Oreos and squirty cream and was fantastic. Drinks: * They had sold out of cider so I had a Conwy black IPA which was great. They had other beers too. * Voltaire has an extensive wine and cocktail menu. For "dessert" I had a Mojito which was really good and a nice way to finish what was a very special meal. Summary: Voltaire is an absolute gem. A Vegan wonderland nestling by the seaside. We can't wait to go back and try some of the other treats their menu has to offer!

I like Voltaire. I like the space, the name, the fact that it is a fully-vegan eaterie in the small…read morecity of Bangor in North Wales. Positives: -Cosy space -Named after Voltaire. -Vegan; an usual find in a small town like Bangor. Negatives: -Voltaire used to have a great menu, my favourite item was the seitan skewers. They've since removed these and I can't find anything I like on the menu. It's all overly fried and fatty. Overall there are more positives than negatives. I will return, but please bring back the seitan skewers!

Worst fast food reteraunt in North Wales, rude staff bland food and very poor management, to think…read morethe place is never busy the food would be good but no the staff care more about messing around, would not recommend anyone to eat at thus establishment.

The food is quite nice and service prompt and polite. My son and I both got burgers and chips and…read moreboth enjoyed our meals.

I've eaten here 3 times in the past three years and made the same mistake three times, if the sun…read moreis out don't sit in the conservatory section unless you want to be sweating so much that your actually losing weight whilst eating! The other sections of the pub are cosy and comfy and have that really old pub feeling like The Black Boy in Caernarfon. The food is excellent, there's plenty of choice and it's always fresh and homemade. Not sure about the deserts as I'm so full after the main meal. I can highly recommend the burgers.

Had a reservation for 5 at 18:00 on a Saturday. It was…read moreextremely busy and almost all the tables were full of large parties. The bar also had a ton of people crowded around. We tried all the Christmas cocktails; 2 for £10 was a nice deal and the drinks were quite pleasant. Drinks came out fast the first time, but we had to go to the bar for more because the server never came back. It took about almost an hour to get our starters and then another 25 minutes for the mains. Prices are high for the portion size. Got a cheesy garlic bread starter for £5 and it only came with two small ones. My lasagna main also only have two noodle layers, which was a bit off putting for the price. We all had desserts and they were lovely! The food was overall really tasty. Not a cheap night out and it defiantly took a while, but over all we had a nice time:)

I ordered the "Jacket Potato with Sloppy Joe" and i am VERY disappointed, not once in my 46 years…read moreof living on earth have i ordered something with such high hopes and received what i didn't want, not only was there NO JACKET with my meal, there was also no one working named Joe willing to give me sloppy. The Coleslaw was good. 3/5 Stars Very Disappointing - Kyle H.

Thks McDonald's has good food but can be dirty on the floor sometimes. Food is either really good…read moreor pretty average. Service when its not busy takes around 5-10 minutes which is alright but when its busy can take 20+. Better than the McDonald's in Llandudno which is always crowded.

I just had two sausage and egg muffins for two quid (with a voucher). Unbelievable value and very…read moretasty!