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Whether you’re planning a weekend blowout, a unique date night, a group celebration or just looking for something fun to do after dark, this guide is here to help you enjoy nightlife in Llandudno like a local. From alternative activities to classic pubs and late-night bars, there’s more variety in this seaside town than you might expect.
At Johnny Throws, we believe that the best nights don’t start and end with drinks—they start with doing something memorable. So before we point you toward the town’s finest pints and cocktails, let’s look at some more interactive, unforgettable ways to spend your evening.
A hidden gem tucked away above Mostyn Street, The Magic Bar is unlike anywhere else in Llandudno. With close-up illusions, mentalism, and comedy all delivered in an intimate setting, it’s a sophisticated start to your evening and a great way to get the conversation flowing.
Naturally, we’re biased—but Johnny Throws is redefining what nightlife in Llandudno can be. With digital darts, interactive screens, augmented games like Killer and Robin Hood, and immersive axe throwing experiences, there’s no better place to bond with friends, dates, or family. Enjoy Johnny Dough’s legendary pizza, sip drinks from our full bar, and hang out on our sunny terrace.
We’re proud to be Tripadvisor’s #1 Nightlife spot in Llandudno, with a 5.0 Google rating and 100% on Facebook. And with our Big Night Out Bundle, you can mix darts and axe throwing for one unforgettable night.
Housed at The Old Stables on Garage Street, the Ultimate Escape Room lets you test your teamwork and puzzle-solving skills with thrilling scenarios and story-led games. Book an hour here before heading to Johnny Throws for axes and pizza—it’s the perfect warm-up for the night ahead.
Nicknamed “The Loaf,” this Market Street staple is a traditional Welsh pub with cask ales, home-cooked food, and a buzzing local vibe. The oak beams and roaring fire make it a snug winter stop, while the beer garden gets lively in summer.
As the oldest pub in town, The King’s Head delivers history, hospitality and hearty food in equal measure. Expect a warm welcome, live music, and quiz nights, with a menu that stretches from tapas to Sunday roasts.
A cosy, dog-friendly Victorian pub just a two-minute stroll from Llandudno Pier. Enjoy a wide selection of cask ales, lagers, wines, spirits, and expertly crafted cocktails. Their chefs serve delicious home-cooked meals daily from 12pm to 9pm (Sundays until 8pm), all made with care and local flavour.
With one of the best ale lineups in Llandudno and a reputation for top-notch pub food, The Albert draws a mixed crowd of locals and visitors alike. Weekly quiz nights and a central location near the Victoria Centre keep things vibrant.
A must-visit for craft beer lovers, Tapps serves an ever-changing rotation of ales and local brews in a relaxed, board-game-friendly environment. Bonus: you can buy your favourite bottle to take home.
Situated 700m out at sea at the end of Llandudno Pier, Ocean’s Bar offers stunning views of the bay—ideal for a sunset gin and tonic. The interior is simple, but the views do all the work.
A sleek cocktail and wine bar not far from the pier, Snooze combines a top-shelf drinks menu with great tapas and stone-baked pizzas. Dress up a bit—Snooze has a loose dress code and a grown-up feel.
Part American diner, part cocktail lounge, Harvey’s is good for fun food and flashy drinks. Their burgers, nachos and shakes are as popular as their mojitos.
The Abode is one of Llandudno’s most stylish spots for cocktails and drinks, with a sleek interior, mood lighting, and an upbeat, city-bar vibe. While the food menu is strong, it’s the well-stocked bar and lively atmosphere that make it a standout for nightlife in Llandudno.
Ormo Lounge brings a vibrant, retro energy to Llandudno’s nightlife, with colourful stained glass, cosy corners, and an eclectic bar serving up cocktails, mocktails, draught beers and more. It’s a great place to kick off the evening—or wind it down—with casual drinks and a laid-back vibe, alongside a broad food menu featuring tapas, burgers, and indulgent desserts.
One of only two remaining nightclubs in Llandudno, Broadway is a three-floor party space hosting everything from celebrity appearances to themed nights. Open until 3am on key nights, it’s a high-energy end to any night out in Llandudno.
For something a bit different, Club 147 combines a late-night bar with pool tables and live DJs. It’s right between the Irish Bar and Johnny Throws, making it a great final stop after axe throwing and darts.
What makes for the best night in Llandudno is totally up to you. Whether it’s cocktails and cabaret, a few quiet pints in a historic pub, or an unforgettable combo of augmented darts and axe throwing at Johnny Throws, there’s something here for every kind of night owl.
Start your evening with something different—start at Johnny Throws.
Then hit the town, armed with this guide. You won’t go wrong.