The Queen Victoria, Llandudno

Marston's pub tucked away, but in close proximity to both the pier and the tram station to the Great Orme. It operates some kind of community toilet scheme, which is good to know since the only toilets on the pier itself are at the far end of a lengthy pier and they often have queues. Regular beers are Marston's Pedigree & Banks's Amber. The guest beer was Marston's Dragon Ale, which turned out to be a particularly insipid Marston's beer. The bar is in the centre of a comfortable room, with tables all around. A few people were arriving to dine despite it being fairly early on a Monday evening.

A comfy (if a little jaded) early 80’s plush hotel feel in here, which I immediately felt at home in. A staple-shaped interior done-out in red and cream with some dark wood touches, brass chandeliers and a fully carpeted floor. A Marstons house with four pumps though disappointingly just two on; Pedigree (NBSS 3.5) and Banks Amber (2.5). Amusement provided by the three ladies talking about an abscess on one of their arses. With a bit of gentle TLC and a bit more oomph behind the bar, this could be a great pub. 7.5

A comfortable establishment with the feel of a small hotel and a general emphasis on food. 5 handpumps offered beers from the wider Marston's range. Pleasant enough, especially if eating.

A proper pub just round the corner from the seafront and pier. Seems popular for food. Nice open fire and friendly service. 4 ales on - Banks's Amber, Pedigree, Hobgoblin and Dragon Ale. I went for the latter which was excellent. Well worth a visit.

A lovely pub that even the seagulls like to eat at. Beware of these swooping down to finish off any food left on the tables outside!