Discover these top dog friendly cafes and restaurants in Llandudno
Llandudno offers an ideal getaway for a dog-friendly day out or holiday. With numerous walks and attractions to explore alongside your furry companion, plus a selection of welcoming eateries catering to both you and your pooch, there's something for everyone. Check out our list of 9 dog-friendly cafes and restaurants in Llandudno below.
Here's 9 dog friendly places to eat in Llandudno
1) Ormo Lounge
Ormo Lounge is a large dog-friendly café/restaurant that offers breakfast, brunch, lunch, and tea time options. They also have some lovely cocktails. The décor is fun, relaxed, and quirky.
Dogs are welcome in all sections of the restaurant, and they have a water and bowl station should your four-legged friend need a drink. The staff are incredibly dog-friendly and may offer your dog a treat.
Address: 2-6 Gloddaeth St, Llandudno LL30 2DR
2) Taylor’s Café Bar
A lovely little dog-friendly café offering breakfast and lunch - from fry-ups to paninis and more substantial meals. It’s a popular stop for dog owners, and you’ll often find more than one or two dogs there. The staff are also really friendly towards dogs; they always offer water for our pooches and a treat or two. You'll find this café near the main Llandudno high street..
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Address: 19 Lloyd St, Llandudno LL30 2UU
3) Providero
Providero Coffee House has a modern yet relaxed atmosphere. They offer scrumptious coffee options and light bites. Breakfast options include items such as pastries and porridge oats, while the lunch menu features items like bagels, ciabatta toasties, and soup. They are extremely welcoming to dogs, and you'll more than likely find a few other hounds in there too.
Address: 112 Mostyn St, Llandudno LL30 2SW
4) IngleNook
IngleNook is a lovely little café just a couple of minutes' walk from Llandudno train station that offers a warm welcome. This dog-friendly café offers your standard full English breakfast, lunch options such as ham, egg, and chips, jacket potatoes, and some interesting tastes of Poland too.
Address: 2a Vaughan St, Llandudno LL30 1AB
5) Dudley & Georges
Dudley and Georges was created with dogs in mind. Inside, you'll find lots of lovely items for sale for dogs, along with a coffee shop where both you and your pooch can grab a bite to eat, such as their delicious plant-based homemade cakes! With a relaxed atmosphere, you and your pooch are sure to love it here.
Oh, and they’re also groomers!
Address: 127 Mostyn St, Llandudno LL30 2PE
6) Lemon Tree Tea Rooms
If you're looking for a traditional tea house where you can enjoy your afternoon tea, then this is the place for you—better yet, it's Alice in Wonderland themed. The Lemon Tree Tea Rooms have seating indoors and at the front of the café. Outside, there is a dog water station for your furry friend to hydrate.
Address: 5 St George's Pl, Llandudno LL30 2NR
7) The Captains Table Café
If you're planning on going up the Great Orme, then you'll be happy to find that the Summit Café welcomes dogs. It's a canteen-style offering where you can get your paws on sausage rolls, sandwiches, cakes, and more. If possible, try to nab a window seat for some nice views while you eat. Find out more about the Captains table here.
Address: The Summit Complex, Great Orme Country Park, Great Ormes Rd, Conwy LL30 2XF
8) Dylan's Restaurant
Sat on the Northshore promenade, Dylan’s is a restaurant that offers family-friendly dining and delicious cuisine. They proudly incorporate produce from the North Wales region into their dishes.
Dylan’s provides dog-friendly tables, but they kindly request that you call ahead to notify them of your canine companion's presence. This allows them to ensure the availability of a suitable table and prepare a warm welcome for you and your four-legged friends.
Address: The Washington, East Parade, Llandudno LL30 1BE
9) Nero & Starbucks
Llandudno also has the chain coffee shops Nero and Starbuck, both allow well behaved dogs.
And while you’re in Llandudno, why not check out what dog friendly walks and attractions there are too.
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