Love To Eat @ OneTwoOne in Conwy

Food lovely .however did ask for white bread rarebit and got brown .weren't allowed to move a chair to make a table for three.. witnessed at least 4 families turned away as there was only 5 empty tables for 2 available.. approx £150 walked away whilst tables stood empty..silly rule from managers. An awful lot to learn still.. but have to say food lovely... as other cafes and resteraunts bend over backwards to accommodate any and every customer they can this one seems to do the opposite....

Had lunch here today, the quality of the food was great and home cooked. The coffee was the best I’ve had out recently 😊

A very busy place but the food is always fresh and tasty. Lovely friendly staff and value for money.

My Wife And I was on a day out in Conwy when we was looking for somewhere to eat. We come across this wonderful Love to eat Cafe / Restaurant with it's fabulous bird wall paper and modern style decor. The food was served hot and the service was fast, no waiting. The staff was very welcoming and we found the price quite reasonable if your in the area well worth a visit

Delicious food, friendly staff and really enjoyable experience. I would recommend this place to all and everyone. Also the 3 ladies who were working there today were very pleasant and made our visit very enjoyable. Thankyou to all the staff.

Brilliant little place with lovely staff and amazing food. Really good Covid measures but we luckily got seated with six of us and a baby. The all day breakfasts were made with great ingredients. Price was reasonable too. Highly recommend, will certainly be back.

Lovely place to grab breakfast. £10.00 for an extremely large full English style breakfast with all the trimmings including toast, coffee and juice. High quality ingredients cooked to perfection. Helpful and friendly staff all covid safe. Brilliant. ☆☆☆☆☆

The staff were extremely nice and polite. however the food was not great quality and felt like it had just come off the super market shelf and but in the oven. The portion sizes were adequate though.I imagine if we had popped in for a cake and a cup pf tea/coffee we would have had a very different experience as these looked great!

I think if you're going to give a single star you've got to justify it properly so... Covid restrictions in place so all dandy. After being told to sanitise we were handed multi-use menus (we had eaten in 4 cafes for lunch and 3 restaurants for dinner whilst in Wales this week and all had issued us with single-use menus - bad for the environment yes but good for global pandemics). We ordered drinks only to be told that the white chocolate "ought to be taken off the menu since it's a Christmas thing" thus suggesting that the menus were even older than we first imagined. Anyhows, the first drink arrived and my partner started to drink. The waitress then came back to the table and said "we haven't got any ice cream but I can knock some money off your milkshakes if I don't add it" (3 of us wanted milkshakes). It's a moot point that she delivered one drink, let us start it, then told us we couldn't have what we ordered so we couldn't just up and leave. We reordered and my dandelion and burdock "screwcap" seal was already broken - which I'm always suspicious of. Anyway - nothing so far that wouldn't get them a star or two docked so why just one? Well, a family popped their head and asked if there was a table for 4. The waitress said "give me 5 minutes and I'll sort one out for you". The family walked and they lost a customer. As far as I could see, all she had to do was pull 2 tables together - 10 second job. Then another customer asked for a take out coffee. No can do - run out of paper cups (forgivable if they'd had a good Mon-Wed run on "eat out to help out"? debatable though...). I know Covid has hit business hard but shortages happened in March and mostly on bog roll, pasta and flour. I heard the waitress discussing other shortages such as serviettes and sausages with a deliveryman (?) and if I was being charitable I might imagine that the business manager was perhaps Ill or quarantined so hasn't been able to facilitate any orders recently but I got that feeling that I was watching the boss in action. The position of this cafe should make it a gold mine - perhaps it is and that's why they don't seem to be working it all that hard - but it's almost like I'm watching them drop pennies in the piggy bank and someone's already smashed it open. If the owner reads their reviews they can perhaps respond to this and tell me I'm getting it all wrong and I'll happily make amends - I hate unsubstantiated reviews.

Over priced for the quality of the food.Me and my partner visited here on our holiday to North Wales. My partner have the veggie burger and I had a mocha coffee with a slice of coffee and walnut cake.My cake was a bit of a let down, couldn't taste the coffee but could taste cinnamon? Also the sponge was dry and the cake was ruined by having way too much icing sugar over it.My partner said the burger was alright but nothing special.The decor of the cafe was nice at least but if we visit North Wales again (which is likely) we won't be coming here again.