Following on from a stroll around the town’s walls it was time to search out something to eat. I wasn’t in the mood for the full on sit down with starched napkin and the best silver but just something to keep me going. I had done a little bit of research before heading out and L’s Coffee & Bookshop caught my eye. You’re a bit spoiled for choice on the coffee/ food front in Conwy so it was a case of either mull it over for ever or dive in and pick one. This time it was L’s, I will work my way around the other options on future visits.

CONWY. Tucked into the High Street is L’s Coffee and Bookshop, quite an elegant combination.
Being a creature of simple tastes and the breakfast menu still running, I opted for a favourite, a bacon roll. I am aware of all the healthy options but I like to treat myself from time to time, bacon roll it was, end of discussion. L’s has a convivial atmosphere, cosy without being cramped, good coffee and plenty bacon on the roll equals happy blogger.

CONWY. L’s Coffee & Book Shop, a fine and delicious bacon roll with latte.

CONWY. L’s Coffee & Book Shop, where sharing is the thing.
Contented after my break, I decided to explore Conwy some more, this time at street level. Protected and constrained by the walls, the streets snake here and there and occasionally burst out into a square or a green. If you fancy a game of hide and seek, I would put Conwy very much towards the top of the list.

CONWY. Along the High Street you will encounter Parisella’s Ice Cream Parlour & Coffee Shop. Tempting, very tempting.

CONWY. Sunlight and shadows highlight the compact High Street and the shop frontages.

CONWY. Lancaster Square and the statue of the castle builder, Edward 1st.

CONWY. Looking along Castle Street towards the castle.

CONWY. Looking along Castle Street, tucked in at the far end in it’s half timbered elegance is Aberconwy House, a merchants house dating from the early 1400’s. Now owned by the National Trust it’s open as a museum.

CONWY. Rosehill Street & Lancaster Square seen from the Town Walls.
Further exploration done it was time to head up river to Llandudno.
Part three to follow…
CONWY. Towns Walls, Chimney Pots & A Castle.
LLANDUDNO. Onward to the Seaside!
Some Stuff Of Mine.
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