Is the Orme Cafe dog friendly?
Yep - the cafe in the summit is most definitely dog friendly, it has a relaxed atmosphere and the food is nice too! If you’re planning on visiting read down for some helpful tips…
Are dogs allowed inside? Yes, dogs are welcome in the cafe
Busyness: Depends on the season and day of the week. During school holidays it can be very busy.
Parking: Yes, but you’ll need to buy a ticket – approx. £2.50
Facilities: Toilets, food and drink and more!
What kind of food? Homemade soup to fish and chips
Opening times: 10am to 5pm in spring & summer, reduced hours during the end of autumn and winter
Address: Great Orme Summit Complex, Bishop's Quarry Rd, Llandudno LL30 2XF
What is the Great Orme?
In short, the Great Orme is a massive chunk of the headland to one side of Llandudno. It spans from Northshore to Westshore. The Orme is filled with natural and man-made history, fun family day out activities walks and more. There are plenty of dog-friendly adventures on the Great Orme. In this blog though, we're going to tell you about the Orme Summit Cafe...
The Summit Complex Café
Situated at the very top of the Great Orme you couldn’t find a café with beautiful views surrounding it. Its striking position offers a scenic backdrop of Llandudno, Snowdonia National Park, Anglesey and the Irish sea.
Within the café itself, you’ll find scrumptious cakes, soups, hot food options and a friendly atmosphere. All well-behaved dogs are welcome, and they can simply sit at the side of the table.
What else is near the Summit Complex?
Within the complex, there's a little gift shop, miniature golf, a little museum explaining the history of the Great Orme, a children's park and some great walks! Please note, that not all facilities allow dogs entry.
How do I get to The Great Orme Summit Complex?
Dog-friendly ways to reach the top include driving, walking up or even catching the tram from the bottom of the Great Orme for a small fee (it also allows dogs to board)
Make sure to check out our series of blogs on the different parts of the Great Orme
Interesting in find more dog friendly places to visit? Find more here