Wondering where to eat and what to do in Llandudno, Wales this September? The Goat, on the Llandudno promenade, is one of the best restaurants in Llandudno for autumn dining, with a seasonal menu built on Welsh beef, lamb, fresh fish and Welsh cheeses, lunch served Monday to Saturday, dinner from 5pm and Sunday roasts from 12-8pm. September is also one of the best months to visit: the beaches are quieter, the Great Orme is glorious, and the Goldwing Light Parade lights up the seafront. Add midweek offers like Fish Wednesdays (two fish and chips for £32) and 2-for-1 cocktails, and you'll see why The Goat ranks among the best restaurants in North Wales — and why dining here belongs on any list of things to do in Llandudno.
The summer crowds are heading home. The evenings are drawing in. And Llandudno is settling into its most delicious season.
September is when we get to cook at our best. The town is calmer, the produce is at its peak, and there's still plenty going on. Here's your guide to September dining in Llandudno — and why a table at The Goat should be top of your list.
If you're planning things to do in Llandudno, September delivers. The summer rush eases off, which means quieter beaches, easier parking and a relaxed pace on the promenade. The Great Orme is glorious in the early autumn light, and the longest pier in Wales is still in full swing.
The events calendar keeps rolling, too. The spectacular Goldwing Light Parade lights up the promenade on Saturday, 5 September, when hundreds of illuminated motorbikes roll along the seafront after dark. Venue Cymru has shows almost every week, from ELO Again on the 4th to Sing the Musicals on the 18th.
All of which pairs very nicely with a good dinner, which brings us to the important bit.
We're a modern restaurant right on the Llandudno promenade, with an open-plan dining room, a gorgeous bar and views across the bay. Our kitchen champions the finest local and seasonal ingredients — and September is when Welsh produce really shines.
It's the kind of cooking that keeps us in the conversation for the best restaurants in North Wales. But don't take our word for it — come and taste for yourself.
Great food is even better with a great deal. This September, we've got two midweek treats worth planning around:
Midweek by the sea has never looked so good.
Still deciding what to do in Llandudno, Wales, this month? Here's our perfect September day: a morning walk on the Great Orme, a wander along the pier, then lunch or dinner at The Goat. Time it for a Wednesday and you've got fish and chips for two sorted. Come on a Thursday and cocktails are on us (well, one of them is).
September tables fill up fast — especially on Sundays and offer days. If you're searching for the best restaurants in Llandudno for your autumn visit, don't leave it to chance.
Book today and we'll see you on the prom.