The latest positive local news from Llandudno: food and drink, nightlife, people, arts, sport and business stories from La Vida North Wales.
In the grand former Washington Hotel on Llandudno's East Parade, Dylan's serves local seafood with sweeping bay views, and it remains the largest of the North Wales restaurant family.
Llandudno's Providero pairs speciality coffee roasted in the town with a studio for yoga, dance and musical theatre fitness, and it plans to roast coffee on site on Upper Mostyn Street.
Llandudno's contemporary art centre Mostyn is showing Jonathan Baldock's touring exhibition Held, with a giant bear to be hugged, and hosting pop-up craft fairs in November and December.
Llandudno Town Council has honoured five independent B&Bs after Tripadvisor ranked them among the best in the UK, with Burleigh House named third in the UK and 11th in the world.
Run by sisters Rosie and Ann on Vaughan Street, award-winning Cameo Brides has been helping brides find their dream dress for over three decades, with in-house alterations and VIP appointments.
Llandudno-area club North Wales Road Runners has been busy at parkruns, half marathons and 5k races, and one member even celebrated her 40th birthday at a parkrun in Japan.
From sea cadets learning to sail to a tap-dancing group for women aged 30 to 80, Llandudno Rotary's Community Chest has backed another round of small local causes.