A historic 17th-century pub at the heart of Llandudno on Mostyn Square — pub classics, local ales, live music events and a large beer garden that makes it one of the town's most central and sociable evening spots.
The King's Head at the bottom of the Great Orme is Llandudno's most historically significant pub — a 17th-century building that has been part of the town's fabric for centuries and continues to draw a steady crowd of locals and visitors throughout the year. Its position on the Orme, close to the Roesedene and within easy walking distance of the promenade, makes it a natural gathering point.
Excellent pub food, close at handThe Kings Head focuses on classic pub dishes done well — generous portions, fresh ingredients, and a menu built around what people actually want to eat on a night out. Whether it’s a hearty Sunday roast, a well‑cooked burger, or a plate of fish and chips, the food hits the spot without pretension.
We choose it again and again because it keeps the balance right: good food, fair prices, and a friendly, no‑pressure vibe that fits perfectly with the kind of relaxed stay we offer at The Rosedene.
The beer garden is one of the larger outdoor spaces in the town , which makes The King's Head a particularly good choice on warmer evenings when Llandudno's other outdoor seating options fill quickly. Live music events are a regular feature — the pub hosts tribute acts and original music throughout the year — giving it a liveliness in the evenings that distinguishes it from quieter dining options.
Located behind the tram stop at the bottom of the Great Orme, an eight-minute walk from The Rosedene. Open daily from 12pm to 11pm. Walk-ins welcome but booking for food is advisable
