The Seahorse Restaurant and Bistro in Llandudno prides itself on the use of local, fresh and seasonal ingredients including Great Orme Lobsters and Conwy and Menai Mussels and fresh fish caught by the chef himself. This buzzing venue in the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno can seat up to 50 diners split between an intimate cellar bistro, and an upstairs restaurant with Mediterranean murals, where your clients can sample fresh anchovies in tempura batter or baked hake with rich thermidor sauce. Visitors can appreciate the original features of the Grade II listed building inducing original oak pews and priests’ chairs.

To try out some great seafood while on the coast, head to THE SEAHORSE RESTAURANT which is a beautiful bistro style restaurant on two levels, with a cosy atmosphere. 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).

Step away from normality and all your worries and distractions by booking a night away at one of many hotels in Llandudno. The Elmtree Hotel is a top recommendation for a romantic night away, especially as it was voted the sixth most romantic hotel in the UK for 2022, along with top 1% of hotels in the world, and voted number one out of 54 hotels in Llandudno!

If you love seafood and like good quality, inspired and well-thought out menus you will love The Seahorse where you can enjoy beautifully presented seafood and meat dishes and fine desserts in a cozy and quirky setting run by Chef Proprietors Don and Gill Hadwin. Open 7 days a week from 5:30pm onwards.

For an unforgettable seafood experience, Seahorse is the place to be. Located just a short stroll from Llandudno’s seafront, this charming restaurant offers an incredible selection of fresh fish, sourced daily from local waters. The menu focuses on seafood, with a few meat dishes thrown in too.

The owners of the Seahorse clearly have a passion for both fishing and cooking, which comes through in both their menu and the food they serve up. The restaurant is split over 2 floors with the downstairs area having an intimate and cosy bistro-like feel.

I had the Thai Crab fish cakes in a pickled cucumber salad with chilli and lemon dressing as a starter, followed by the Seafood spaghetti. My husband had the garlic mushrooms as a starter and the monkfish as the main.

Then you'll love the dishes available at The Seahorse Restaurant in Llandudno. The eatery also serves a wide array of succulent meat main courses, as well as a tempting selection of starters and desserts.

Before your North Wales itinerary winds down, take the opportunity to try some locally-caught seafood at the Seahorse Restaurant at 7 Church Walks, Llandudno, LL30 2HD.

Our readers also put forward several offerings in the Llandudno area - including The Seahorse, Home Cooking Llandudno, Harveys and The Cottage Loaf to name just a few!