A local favourite, Cottage Loaf has everything you long for from a country pub; think open fires, wooden beams, hearty homemade classics, and cask ales. Ironically located just off the main Llandudno high street, this traditional eatery is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy some hearty food after exploring Llandudno- we especially recommend their Sunday Roasts!. Whether you’re popping in for a light bite or a cosy evening meal, The Cottage Loaf offers delicious food, a warm atmosphere, and friendly service.

‘The Loaf’ as they are affectionately referred to by locals, has everything you would expect from a Welsh country pub; open fires, wooden beams, old heavy furniture, colourful gardens, great cask ales and hearty homemade food served by a friendly face. Oddly enough though, you’ll find the Load hidden down a back street in the centre of Llandudno….we feel as though this only adds to the pub’s charm and quirkiness.

Enjoy a homemade delight at the award winning The Cottage Loaf, or ‘The Loaf’ as it's affectionately known. This traditional tavern in the middle of Llandudno serves up a selection of delicious pub favourites, complemented by seasonal specials, and use local produce wherever possible. If you fancy a tipple, there’s a range of local real ales, including beer brewed at Conwy Brewery only ten miles away.

This tavern was recently named among the top 10 in the UK, coming in at number four. It was also named the best in Britain for local beer and value for money in 2018 and has featured in the AA Pub Guide on a number of occasions. It has received further recognition in the past for also being named as CAMRA’s Local Pub of the Year and Summer Pub of the Year.

The Cottage Loaf, or The Loaf, known to locals, is an award-winning traditional country pub that serves seasonal dishes and uses local produce where possible. According to Hotels.com, The Cottage Loaf is of the top great restaurants in Llandudno. Locals love their range of local real ales, including a local beer brewed at Conwy Brewery 10 miles away.

The Cottage Loaf is a traditional country pub situated in the heart of Llandudno. This quaint pub offers open fires, wooden beams, old heavy furniture, colourful gardens, great cask ales and hearty homemade food served by a friendly face. The homemade menu includes lots of local produce – including meat from the butchers located just next door.

I can also recommend The Cottage Loaf for a bite to eat or a tipple. This Welsh pub is a collection of rustic wooden furniture, open fires and friendly faces creating the perfect stop when you want to take a break from sightseeing in the wonderful town of Llandudno, which was the inspiration for Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland story.

Offering everything you would expect from a Welsh country pub; open fires, wooden beams, old heavy furniture, colourful gardens, great cask ales and hearty homemade food served by a friendly face. Oddly enough though, you’ll find it hidden down a back street in centre of Llandudno.

The bar offers an extensive choice of local cask and craft beers, along with world beers and a guest draught cider. There’s also plenty of wines to choose from, a strong selection of Scotland’s finest, as well as some other interesting and quality spirits.

The quaint, preserved building of the Cottage Loaf, Llandudno, a Christmas menu running from the 27th of November to the 20th of December. The Christmas menu has an impressive array of choice for the main course, ranging from turkey to hake fillet!

THE COTTAGE LOAF has a great Gastro-Pub menu in a traditional stone building – make sure you book in advance as it’s always busy. For traditional fish and chips, try TRIBELLS or FISH TRAM CHIPS located next to the tram station (great pun).

We reckon these four on the Llandudno.com website have the best of the bunch – The Manor Bar & Restaurant in Conwy which has a wonderful menu, The Cottage Loaf in Llandudno, The Queen’s Head in Glanwydden and The Pen y Bryn in Colwyn Bay

The Cottage Loaf is another traditional country style pub nestled in the heart of Llandudno. I recommend either pulling up a chunky wooden seat with a cask ale, or head to the cosy well-lit back room dining space.

Cottage Loaf Llandudno – best booking though as it get’s busy, or the pub on the hill by the Orme tramway – The Kings Head – they do good food, as is the chippy “Fish Tram Chips”.

There is a fantastic selection of restaurants in the area, serving every cuisine around the world including Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai and Mediterranean.

A traditional country pub nestled in the heart of Llandudno’s seaside town, The Cottage Loaf offers meals and refreshments daily. view more information

The cottage loaf, which is placed only 400 metres away, is a nice dining choice. Great 5-star experience. We loved our stay and would book again...

Experience the heart of Welsh cuisine at The Cottage Loaf, a charming gastropub in Llandudno offering locally sourced dishes and a cozy atmosphere.

The Cottage Loaf scored 95 out of 100 thanks to its range of meat choices, availability of homemade gravy, as well as its cosy environment