Welcome to The Seahorse Restaurant Llandudno!
Open 7 days a week from 4.30pm onwards.
Also open Mothers' Day 10th March 2013 for Sunday lunch from 12.00 noon.
The restaurant will also be open for lunches over Easter Weekend - Friday 29th March - Sunday 7th April from 12.00 noon onwards.
Welcome to our website. We offer premium quality fresh fish and meats. Where possible we try to source locally - from Great Orme Lobsters to Menai/Conwy mussels.
Please watch our light-hearted film about our restaurant to sample the ambience, the dishes and the warmth we like to extend to our customers.
Please call 01492 875315 to make a reservation...
About Us
Chef Proprietors Don & Gill Hadwin We extend a very warm welcome to you. Our motto is, "Fresh, local produce prepared with love, thought and care." Don has had a passion for cooking for as long as he can remember and as a child his favourite television programmes were "Fanny Craddock" and "The Galloping Gourmet." He was the first boy at his school to do domestic science (after a long-fought battle with the headteacher, Mr Crofts, who said that boys didn't do cooking!) After passing this "girls" subject with flying colours, Don went on to train at the 5 star Hotel … [Read More...]
The Restaurant
No 7 Church Walks is a Grade II Listed Building. The Seahorse is a 50 seater restaurant with two contrasting dining rooms. Downstairs is an intimate bistro-style dining area which offers a more informal atmosphere. Original oak pews and priests’ chairs make surprisingly comfortable seating. The original Victorian stone walls have been restored to their former glory and give warmth and character to this cosy space. The upstairs dining area seats 30 people. The feel here is definitely “Victorian” with comfortable red leather chairs, red and cream tablecloths and many of … [Read More...]
MOTHERS’ DAY LUNCH MENU
MOTHERS’ DAY LUNCH MENU £18.95 per head for 3 courses STARTERS Melon and fruits Smooth chicken liver pate with fresh leaves and Cumberland sauce. Leek and potato soup MAIN COURSES Roast sirloin of beef and Yorkshire pudding Roast chicken breast Roast loin of Cheshire pork Grilled plaice and lemon Mushroom linguine All above accompanied by vegetables and roast potatoes DESSERTS Apple crumble Morello cherry pie … [Read More...]
Special Occasions and theme nights this Autumn/Winter
Why not celebrate your special occasion here at The Seahorse restaurant Llandudno? We have held several wedding breakfasts in our upstairs dining room, seating up to 38 people comfortably, and on one occasion 45 people! We can discuss your individual requirements for your menu choice. However, here we have a typical wedding breakfast … [Read More...]
latest Seahorse Recipe…
Seahorse Location
The Seahorse Restaurant7 Church Walks,
Llandudno,
Gwynedd,
LL30 2HD.
Phone : 01492 875315
We are located just off the Llandudno promenade opposite the pier.
Reviews
“People Keep Coming Back”
Date of review: January 2012. I have to be honest, I have been coming here since it was under its former owners and was known as Richards Bistro, it was great then and it still is now under its current owner, Don who has re-named it Seahorse. His passion for fresh fish is easy to see when you visit. Dishes change quiet literally by "the catch" and this is one really great thing abiout this place - for much of the year Don actually catches much of what he cooks! The meals are set price with loads of choice for fish meat and veggie eaters. I certainky recommend you to try the Viatnamese Fish Cakes, the thai beef salad and the seabass with prawns in garlic butter, my daughter, a confirmed rare/blue steak eater tells me the steaks are always great and cooked just how you ask for them. This is not the cheapest place in Llandudno, but it is only a few pounds a head more than a rival nearby but the quality difference is amazing. The service is always nice and always enhanced by Don actually coming around the tables towards the end of service to ask people if they have enjoyd their food. Downstairs is always a nicer feel than the "overflow" upstairs, which just lacks a little of that bistro feel. This place is and has been consistent over the years, which can be rare in restaurants in holiday towns, It is very popular with visitors and locals alike and you often have to book - a great sign! Not surprising then that people keep coming back!
“An amazing meal!”
Reviewed 5 February 2012 We ate here last night with my family for a birthday dinner . The food was the best I have ever had in N Wales . Lots of selection and more vital great staff and owner .Nothing was too much trouble at all. The fish was local and just fab! Worth us driving 200 miles for the meal!
“Fantastic food”
Reviewed 5 February 2012 Both the food and service were excellent. I only had time for one visit but my colleagues were able to eat there twice lucky them.
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