It’s well known North Wales’s rich land helps produce some of the best produce around and our waters, some of the most sort after seafood in the world. We’re taking a look at the top ten restaurants in Llandudno which use quality ingredients to dishes you can’t forget.

The Queens Head – This little restaurant and pub certainly has a charming cottage feel about it. When you step inside, you’ll be glad to see the warm open fire on a cool night. You know it’s no average pub meal you’re getting when you take a look at the varied menu. The Queens Head are nationally recognised as ‘AA Pub of the Year Wales 2010’ and if you’re looking for something special, they offer a private dining experience for parties of up to 36 people. From good hearty meals to seafood and light dishes, it’s all on the menu.

The Cottage Loaf – This much loved restaurant has been run by Stange & Co since 1981, formerly ‘Dunphy & Sons’ bakery. Over the years, the Cottage Loaf’s reputation has been growing and has been seeing regular awards including ‘Trip Advisor’s Certificate of Excellence, 2015’. If you enjoy eating out on a sunny day, The Cottage Loaf has won a ‘Llandudno in Bloom’ award (2014) for its colourful outside terrace and garden.

Mama Rosa Italian – This family run Italian is known locally for its authentic pasta and pizza dishes. With over 20 years’ experience, this is a well-established ‘Ristorante’, delivering quality meals from £8-£25.

Orient Express – For a more relaxed dining experience, Orient Express well known for offering quality dishes at an affordable price throughout the day. Their Eggs Benedict are notably delicious! It’s received a Trip Advisor's Certificate of Excellence which means that they have seen many happy customers.

Cambridge Mostyn – Here, Welsh and South African is combined to create an original, a la carte menu. The evening menu includes a range of Welsh dishes including Welsh Lamb and Leek pie, and a selection of local Welsh steaks including sirloin and rump. The Cambridge Mostyn Restaurant is also ideally located for pre-theatre meals and drinks.

Home Cookin’ – This is certainly no one trick pony restaurant. You’ll find a vast selection to choose from including food from the grill, roasts, traditional dishes, salads and seaside favourites. Family run since 1979, it has built up a strong reputation in the area for its quality traditional cooking.

Seahorse Seafood Bistro – If seafood is your thing, then this is the one for you. With dishes ranging from £20-£30, it offers an impressive gastro experience. Online, it has received regular positive reviews, not only based on the menu but the exceptional service too.

Asia Restaurant – Open from 5pm until late, this Indian is well known by the locals for its delicious and varied Indian menu. Unlike many other Indian restaurants, they’re happy to serve you a mix of specials and dishes to suit you.

Valentino Pizzeria – Customers regularly note how they are surprised to find the perfect pizzeria of all the restaurants in Llandudno. But not only pizza, they serve pasta, chicken and steak dishes to give you that extra choice.

The Kings Head – This is one of the oldest restaurants in Llandudno. Built in the late 1700's, the inn was in existence well before Llandudno was established as a popular seaside resort. Widely recognised for their cask ales and warm atmosphere, they also use award winning produce as part of their meals.