Haulfre Tea Rooms — Restaurant in Wales

I lived in the area for 27 years and this place used to be one of my favourite cafes to visit. I visited on Bank Holiday weekend and shocked with the rudeness of the man and woman in there I'm assuming the owners. I ordered the drinks for me and a friend and then asked if any of the cakes were made with oil rather than butter as I couldn't have dairy their helpfulness was none existent and a very flippant attitude. I then went to pay with my card I was told cash only, I said I didn't have cash the reply was can't you see the signs. There there and there I said no I'm sorry I didn't. The tray was pushed towards me and he said we'll I've made the drinks so take them and don't expect any cakes. I was horrified and went out to tell my friend how I was treated, she said it was disgusting and said let's leave what a dreadful way to treat a customer. has completely clouded my opinion of this place, what was once a great memory is now a...

Lovely Tea Room with beautiful decor inside and an inviting outside garden area with seating with some amazing views over the Bay (perfect on a sunny day like today) The staff were very friendly, service was quick and Dogs are welcome in the outside garden area with water on offer for them)

2 things to be made aware of....

• CASH ONLY OR BANK TRANSFER 💸 • Very inaccessible for less abled people up a steep hill with 1 or 2 parking spaces (one of which we was very lucky to get on the day)

A bonus is that it is a 2 min walk from Haulfre Gardens with Tweedle Dee & Dum for those looking for this...

Beautiful spot with great views from Llandudno Bay over to the Conwy estuary. The food is sonewhat over priced though, £11+ for a Jacket Potato is daylight robbery when compared to other local cafes, e.g £8 in The Loaf on Gloddaeth St ! I had a cheese and chutney toasted sandwich, which was on the verge of being burnt and the chutney appeared and tasted just like fine chopped Branston pickle?? Value for...