Fun and entertainment Conwy (Sir Conwy)

In 1575, this adorable little house was built and is today the site of a very "British" pub, lace and porcelain, afternoon tea with scones and marmalade. If a "lapsang souchong", a Kenyan or Costa Rican coffee or an "old java" tempt you at 5pm, the tea room will be able to meet all your requirements. As far as meals are concerned, we are not disappointed: smoked haddock, Thai chicken, roasted butternut... The choice is vast and seasonal. For dessert, you can try the crème brûlée or the triple chocolate brownie...

A very traditional tea room with carpet, lace and good pastries. You come at any time of the day to sit down and enjoy a good hot drink and a little sweetness for a while. There is also salty food for lunch and the traditional afternoon tea at snack time. While the decor may seem a bit kitsch for some, it exudes a crazy charm and the staff is extremely considerate and kind. We recommend the place without hesitation.

Fountains Cafe Bar is the most popular and trendy place in town to go out at night. It has a well-kept interior decoration and a cosy setting for the day. You can also come here to have a bite to eat for lunch, or in the early evening for example. The terrace is also very pleasant to sit on during the day or to drink a beer in the evening, standing, while discussing with the locals and the young people present. In the evenings, they organize many theme evenings where people come to party and dance.

Ty Gwyn is the village's must-see pub, nestled in a house dating from 1784. Locals and tourists alike appreciate it especially for its character and its Welsh music evenings on Friday evenings. You can listen to a live concert while tasting one of the beers on offer. We can also have a bite to eat there. The menu is without great surprise, we find the classic pub dishes, but the result works well and it's good! In summer and on sunny days, the sunny terrace is very pleasant with its few tables.