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meat and veggie options too). The restaurant is a split-level affair: upstairs is decorated
with large murals, while the more intimate cellar room has a cosier feel.
Drinking & Nightlife
Upper Mostyn St is the place to head to get a taste for Llandudno's nightlife with a group
of fashion-conscious bars lining the strip. Cottage Loaf is the best pub for real ale and live
music.
King's Head
(
www.kingsheadllandudno.co.uk
;
Old Rd; noon-11pm)
Dating from the late 18th century,
Llandudno's oldest pub is a great place for a quiet pint or a hearty meal. There's a music
quiz on Tuesday and a general knowledge quiz on Wednesday.
PUB
Entertainment
Venue Cymru
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THEATRE, MUSIC
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( 01472-872000;
www.venuecymru.co.uk
; Penrhyn Cres; box office 10am-7pm Mon-Sat, plus 1 hour before
performances)
Having undergone a major expansion, Venue Cymru is one of North Wales'
leading event and performance venues. The line-up covers all bases from big rock gigs to
high-brow classical performances via shows for children.
Professor Codman's
Punch & Judy Show
(The Promenade; 2pm & 4pm Sat & Sun plus school holidays Easter-mid-Sep)
Queen Victoria herself
watched this show, performed by the same family with the same puppets since 1860. Mr
Punch's iconic red-and-white-striped tent sits near the entrance to the pier. If you're not
familiar with the Punch and Judy tradition, you might be surprised by the violence - but
the kids don't seem to mind.
THEATRE
St John's Methodist Church
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LIVE MUSIC
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