Characters Tea House
Welcome to Characters Teahouse and curiosity shop. We are a family run business with the idea of bringing back the past time of sitting down for Afternoon Tea, whilst also being able to mooch around and take a look at the quirky items we have for sale. Whilst being enchanted by our old boutique style Teahouse, to accompany your visit, we have a variety of our vintage teas and delicious cakes and pastries. If you are catching up with old friends or simply want to sit and watch the afternoon roll away.Characters teahouse brings you the a warmth and comfort that can only be found in your own home.
Why not try the ultimate dining experience. Steak on the stone cooking is a new craze that has taken the UK by storm and we offer here in Llandudno in the beautiful surrounding of Characters Tea House and Restaurant. You choose your steak or fish and then you cook it to your own specification on Volcanic Rock.
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Nearby Attractions
The Homefront Museum
In this unique living history museum, take a self guided tour and explore 6 years of war on the home front captured in shops, room displays and tableaux.
Llandudno Monkey Man
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Penderyn Distillery
Penderyn Distillery is right at the heart of Welsh Whisky, and brings forth award-winning, single malt whiskies and spirits from the cliffs and plateaus of the Brecon Beacons in South Wales. With a second distillery opening in Llandudno
Nearby Accommodation
Arvon House
This Victorian townhouse is a stunner. With all the modern comforts one needs and a beautiful traditional decor, guests love it here.
The Rosedene
Set on one of Llandudno’s finest streets, you can find The Rosedene. A fully refurbished Victorian town house, providing 4 Star guest accommodation. The Rosedene was built in 1876, on the final slope of Great Orme (Gogarth),
Hen-Dy B&B
Strolling along Llandudno's elegant promenade, little has changed since Victorian times ( less long dresses and parasols of course) but the smart, pastel painted hotels