The Cottage Loaf, Llandudno - pub details
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Address: 1 Market Street, Llandudno, Gwynedd, LL30 2SR [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 15580) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Llandudno (0.4 miles), Deganwy (2.2 miles), Llandudno Jn. (3.2 miles)
Pub suggested by mark on 4 Nov 2004
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> Current user rating: 6.1/10 (rated by 14 users)
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user reviews of the Cottage Loaf, Llandudno
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| I had a pint of Innkeepers in here on Monday last week whilst on holiday in Llandudno. I thought it was a decent enough pub. The ale was very good & bar staff friendly too. Would definitely recommend a visit. mcstu74 - 1 Aug 2011 18:28 |
| I thought this would be a nice cheap place to go for a new visitor to the town. Not so. Get this - double vodka and mixer - over £5!!! Outside of expensive clubs or super trendy bars I've never come across that sort of price before. Where I'm from you can get that in some places for £2!! And those places are smarter than this. I don't mind rough looking places, which this is (apart from a nicer bit up some steps), they're usually cheap and friendly. They are NEVER, in my experience, anywhere near as expensive as this. Now I wonder - was this a special price cos I wasn't a local/am English? Richey - 12 Mar 2011 23:49 |
| Imagine taking a 17th century farmhouse & plonking it in a backstreet in the centre of a town & you have The Cottage Loaf. Whitewashed with small windows, plenty of colourful plants & hanging baskets make this a very quaint place to be. The front beer garden is a real suntrap & the rear has shelter if the weather isn't so good. Inside the rustic theme continues with a stone floor, low beams & large wood burning stove. There is a slightly more modern upper level next to the bar. Gertie Sweet New World Pale & Conway Brewery Welsh Pride were 2 of the 4 real ales on offer. Amazing this place has survived considering its right next door to Wetherspoons, but I think they've carved out a bit of a niche as it seems to be a popular music venue. happytyskie - 20 Aug 2010 10:06 |
| had a few cas ales on sale. had a good pint in the pub the cottage loaf did looked like a cottage from the outside and inside. and had to the notice the big old fireplace in the pub. would go again forestwood - 15 May 2010 17:45 |
| New management,much better food,live bands friday and saturday(also sunday)during peak season.now open for food until 3pm mon-fri and 7pm sat 3 course sunday lunch until 3.30 pm great atmosphere all year round with open log fire in winter or 2 lovely spacious beer gardens in the summer still got the fantastic courage directors as house ale and no more goths lol also now with cask marquee to show quality ale sold you should take a look sjsimon15 - 16 Sep 2009 07:24 |
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