Abbey Farm Tea Room/Bistro in Denbighshire

Great food and service from the Bistro, went there for dinner and breakfast (twice). Food is well cooked and reasonably priced. Portions are great and they are so accommodating (dairy allergy).

Sunday lunch at the bistro is outstanding, delicious and great value for money… the staff are very friendly and welcoming… we also had a takeaway from here and would recommend the chicken& waffle burger, it was amazing .. deserts are lovely too .. well worth booking to avoid disappointment

Absolutely fabulous food , couldn’t fault it … value for money and a lovely little inside area if you’re not an outdoors eater… highly recommend the Sunday roast , exceptional,also the chicken burger with waffle was amazing… we will definitely go back

Top drawer Sunday lunch. Went with friends and had an amazing roast beef with great selection of vegetables. The cauliflower cheese was immense. Great service and value

Great little place never been before but was recommended by a friend.Went for Sunday lunch omg it was lush .Great atmosphere and absolutely lovely food and first class service.Will definitely go again and I highly recommend you go and visit x

We came to Abbey Farm Bistro for my partners birthday and had a really wonderful meal. We had 3 courses and all were fabulous, terrific Sunday roast! Would thoroughly recommend! 😀

Cozy atmosphere, friendly staff , gorgeous food and prepared quickly , will visit again next time I come to llangollen

great staff .verey frendly nothing to much .and being dog frendley perfect .the food is great plenty on the plate and a good selction of wines and spirts

We recently stayed nearby and the Abbey farm bistro was recommended to us by the landlord of our holiday cottage. The staff were warm and welcoming and the food was excellent. Portion sizes were large so best not to order extra side dishes unless you have a big appetite. The garlic mushrooms were superb and shouldn't be missed

We have just returned from a weekend staying in the pods at Abbey Farm. The Bistro was superb. They were so accommodating, friendly and flexible with our requests. The food was also superb. Thanks you

Amazing food and great service. It has an indoor and outdoor area. The menu has a good choice and suited the adults and children in our party.

This place is very handy in that it is open all day so whatever time you want to eat. Good choice of food on menu

Great steaks, we were really impressed with the steak and homemade chips that we had the same again on the second visit. Very friendly staff and great prices for great food.

We booked for 5 Sunday lunch. It's our fifth visit over a span of a few years. We visit the area and booked there as we are close. I have enjoyed it in the past and left good reviews. The last two times were not good. The Sunday lunch was served with a choice of Chicken, Beef, or Lamb. The Chicken was fine and my husband enjoyed the Lamb. My son and I don't eat lamb so ordered the Beef. It was so tough. I couldn't cut it with my knife and asked for a steak knife but really struggled. I cut up my sons beef to remove the choking hazards leaving very little. Despite that, we hardly ate any it was like the sole of an old boot. The roasties were a warmed up and dense and the Yorkshire puds were burnt black around the edges. The server was plesant but kept taking food away before my son had finished. It wasn't busy there at all. We were the biggest table and most were empty. The desserts were nice. I was prepared to pay for everything, even the extra £3 for terrible roasties, but felt that she shouldn't charge for the Beef dinners. When my husband went to pay she said she offered lamb so she won't refund. Frankly this was bad customer care. She could see us struggle with cutting and we left 90% of the food on the plate. We tried to get her attention early but she was in the back. Eventually a meal replacement was too late. She knew that because my husband had finished his meal already by this time. I ordered beef but got leather. She eventually gave my husband £6 off the bill. It was £24 for the dinners we couldn't eat. Better places in the area -The Corn Mill - Gales/Sams - The Three Eagles

We stopped in for lunch with our dog. Our dag was allowed inside in the conservatory area which was great, food was delicious, staff were fantastic. We will definitely coming back!

The food was excellent it was by far the best meal we had experienced during our holiday at the nearby Penvale Lakes. The menu was varied and quite reasonably priced. We were a party of six and had a starter, main course a sweet and drinks for a very good price of £145.00. I had the meat box as a main not realising it was a sharing platter and boy was I stuffed, but it was delicious.

My wife and I stopped by for a quick bite to eat, but unfortunately didn’t have a good experience. This is mainly down to the amount of coughing by the staff and loose attitude to wearing masks. One member of staff wasn’t wearing a mask but coughing continuously in and and out of the kitchen. The service was ok, but due to the above we can only grade a one star as we didn’t feel comfortable inside of here. We chose to pay but didn’t eat the food just in case. Sorry to leave this review but given this time we are living in, we couldn’t let it go unnoticed.

Husband and I have just eaten a fantastic take a way roast dinner from here.. we have a static on site and use the Bistro frequently as the food is amazing!!! (And it means I don't have to cook) 😂

Stunning food Our third trip in the camper van to this beautiful campsite The bistro food is excellent!!! Fab value for money and very large portions Staff lovely Nothing to complain about at all !!!! Till next time 🚍😃 Excellent social distancing hand gel and very clean !

Very impressed with The Bistro, food is of top restaurant quality at pub prices and absolutely spot on service from all the staff.

Arrived early and enjoyed a coffee with a complimentary mince pie in the conservatory. As we still had some time before the six of us met up, we visited Valle Crucis Abbey which is adjacent and is free at that time of year. We came back for our family lunch, the fire was going and it was a pleasant atmosphere. We all enjoyed the varied menu and the food was of excellent quality. There is a full bar avaiilable. I would definitely seek out this bistro again when in the area.

We arrived in Llangollen on Saturday afternoon, we stayed at a cottage nearby, so strolled down to Abbey Farm for a drink and bite to eat. It was a lovely welcoming place and the coffee, drinks and food were delicious ... a big shout out for the sticky flapjacks served with the hot drinks!! Loved them. After a 6.5km walk on Sunday we finished it here and had a lovely late lunch ... my friend said it was the best steak she'd ever had, my one friend said her tomato and red pepper soup was a taste sensation, my two friends had a curry and judging by their empty bowls, they had no complaints ... and my lasagne, well compared to my own, it was right up there. The staff were lovely, really helpful and welcoming. Great pitstop, thank you.

Just had late lunch there and it's just as fabulous as it was last year when we visited. I had the steak again and it was one of the best I've ever tasted, so tender and so so tasty. I then had the apple and blackberry crumble with custard which was also amazing. My friend had the ham eggs and chips and another had lasagne which were both beautiful. Cannot recommend this restaurant highly enough. Up till 5pm there is a large choice of meals for 2 for £13.There is a different menu for after 5pm You really must try it here.

This bar/Bistro was welcoming from the minute we arrived on a Sunday. A relief they were still serving food that evening and the fish and chips were seriously the best I’ve had in a very long time. Called a few times later in our 10 day stay just for drinks, all very convivial. We also dined again that week and had vegetarian burger and the beef burger. Both fabulous, and the chips tdf. The bar staff and chef all very friendly and attentive. Thank you. We will be back asap.

So disappointed after being here previously, dinner was luke warm, didn't expect fine dining, but there was no care or pride in laying the table, we had two roast beef dinners, one lamb and one chicken, the lamb was cooked nice, beef overcooked and the chicken was a frozen overcooked breast with a slice of stuffing roll. Off putting to see the chef plating it up with bare hands, then chucking in overcooked cauliflower and savoy cabbage in a tiny bowl to share between 4 adults. Veg on plate was undercooked new potatoes, roasted carrots and hard chunky parsnip, gravy was bisto special including lumps, sweets were microwaved specials, don't bother wasting your money! Overpriced sub standard food!

Would definitely recommend for food. I had the club Sandwich and my son has fish and chips. Both were huge portions and the chips were mega!! Chef and staff were so friendly and would definitely recommend.

High quality food cooked to order. Limited selection on the menu...but quality over quantity seemed to be the e5hos and it definitely paid off

Having eaten here a few times before, i recommended this place to some friends praying it wouldn’t let me down and thank the lord in the heavens above it certainly didn’t. The scotch eggs are rugby ball sized, my noodle starter was hot n spicy- exactly as i wished and the soup of the day was divine... although no one knew what it contained. Danielle was like a real life cinderella working from dawn till dusk- very pleasant and polite. The portions are absolutely huge- we ended up taking a doggy bag which i tore into during night when my munchies kicked in; compliments to the chef- keep up the good work! X

My family and I were staying on site for the week and visited the bistro for lunch. It was very close which was great and offered an assortment of foods - fish finger sandwich was the favourite. Relatively fair pricing my only comment is that the tables are quite low so did cut off the legs a bit - although we are quite tall. Overall lovely little venue

My wife and I, together with son and his family (total7 adults plus a dog) ate in the conservatory section of this restaurant on Wednesday 31st July 2019. When we were given the menu were told that some dishes we unavailable due to staff shortages. One of our party wanted a vegetarian meal but this was not available so the waitress offered to ask chef if a vegetarian dish could be prepared after all. A quick and positive answer was received, drinks were served, and after a reasonably short time, seven piping hot and beautifully presented meals were served up. The food was delicious - all agreed, and the same was said of the deserts. all members of staff were very customer centred and friendly, the atmosphere was excellent and we would not hesitate to eat here again, should we be in the Llangollen area in the future.

The owners, chefs and front of house staff are just as amazing as the food. Twice we have visited now and I can honestly say as a bar and restaurant consultant that these guys have got it right. From the pricing to the huge portions of beautiful food and the surroundings it's set in. Thank you for being amazing and see you again soon from Aaron & Harry

We ate here for the first time last night. Both of us ordered a 16oz rump steak which was cooked to perfection. The food was delicious and the service was good! Looking forward to trying lots of other things from the menu!

Had a lovely afternoon tea with my friends who had travelled from the Wirral ... great selection of sandwiches and cakes and all served with a smile from Nicola... great food and service once again x

Just wanted a sandwich and a cup of coffee, having walked a good few miles, this is a a welcome rest stop where no other options are in the vicinity.

The bistro is the crowning glory of the farm, great food at a good price. Dog friendly area to sit inside and tables outside on sunny days.

We have eaten a couple of times at the bistro. They have a lovely open & airy conservatory where you can take the dogs to & eat. It was toasty warm. Plenty of room to sit & for the dogs. The food was yummy. Would recommend the pie of the day. Pastry was tasty, meat was tender & veg was cooked perfectly.

What a fall from the former glory days, this Bistro used to have charm and excellent food, it now feels like a chain pub. The food lacks the quality it once had, the toilets are not befitting of a Bistro and the experience just isn’t good enough for the prices.

We had a lovely afternoon for my sisters hen party, the afternoon tea was delicious all freshly made in the kitchen. The staff were all very friendly and nothing was too much trouble, they really helped up achieve what we wanted for our sisters hen party! Thank you to the staff at Abbey Farm!!

Perfect meal with a menu which included a roast dinner, veg option, salmon(which was cooked to perfection) plus a fantastic selection of starters and desserts for only £16 for 3 courses plus a complimentary glass of prosecco on arrival. Service was fantastic as was the food. Will definitely return soon.

Absolutely fabulous service and one of our best steak meals out and great value. Can recommend the 30oz tomahawk steak for two at less than £30. Can't wait to return.

After a long walk we wanted a refuel and we cam along the Abbey Farm Tea Room. A good selection off food and drinks (Hot/Cold/Alcoholic/Non-Alcoholic Pleasent and welcoming atmosphere and service about 15mins from the HorseShoe Falls or a 5min drive Would recommend

As a vegetarian, sometimes menus can be limited. I had lots of choice here and having a cauliflower roulade as the veggie option for Sunday lunch was inspired. The chef took over fairly recently, so I'm looking forward to seeing what other options there are when I come back.It helps that the team are so friendly and having the woodburners makes it really cosy.

Lovey lunch time visit! I hate the chef’s homemade gluten free rolls with steak and onion - delicious!

Visited when trying to find Llangollen brewery (it was closed!).Nice range of drinks I had a pint of Wrexham lager which has obviously been resurrected as I thought the brewery had closed. It was very palatable. We shared a rib and chicken wing dish which was nicely cooked. Great staff and lovely dining room.

We came here a few years ago and we were happy to see it was still thriving.

Well what can I say! Was by far the best meal we had out on our weeks holiday. The restaurant was warmed by a lovely log fire, the staff were friendly and very accommodating and the food was just the best and more than reasonable too. We had 4 different meals. They were steak which was cooked to perfection and large for the cost of £8.95. The steak and ale pie was homemade and to die for. The toad in the hole was amazing and the Ciabatta was fabulous too. I thanked the Chef Mark personally and he tells me everything is home cooked. The desserts were fantastic too. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough you must visit I can guarantee you will not be disapointed. We had gone in Langollen a couple of times earlier in the week to eat but how we now wished we had eaten here instead of the mega expensive restaurant in town the previous night. The bistro wins hands down. Our thanks to Mark and the staff for finishing our holiday in style.

A great little place this is are third time here for a holiday ,there service is great and food is great ,a little pricey but well worth it great portion,s and always leave you full up plus a grate take away as well

the abbey was once part of the valle cruisis abbey it is residential and open to non residents for food or drink

After cycling just under 100 miles from Buxton, the 9 of us were starving & looking forward to what looked like a great sit-down 3 course meal. One of our party had phoned up hours in advance and reserved our table for 9, almost to give the kitchen and waiting staff a heads up.

As a group we turned up Sunday 6th may

Eight hungry cyclists arrived having ridden the best part of 80 miles from the Derbyshire dales and were pleased they could fit us in. All started well, a simple, limited menu but with something for everyone.

Visited for Sunday lunch and wished we hadn't, very tired place and not very clean condiments were disgusting. Toilets were old portacabins and not very inviting.

We walked from Llangollen to the cafe in this caravan park , it’s a nice little pub/cafe . There are many good local walks right from the park,our walk was a circular walk from Llangollen of 7 miles .

very neat surroundings and quite cozy, pleasant and efficient staff, food was very good and above standards for the area.price of dining more than fair, toilets situated in a portable block outside, not so good for the less able.fabulous area

We were pleasantly surprised to find a place to eat as good as this, so close to where we were staying (Penvale Lakes). We were sat in the conservatory section and had a great evening.

Stayed at the camp site and used the Café and bistro...... The staff were friendly an db helpful and the food was delicious..... The children were catered for and loved it too 👍

My friend and myself stopped here for lunch. The surroundings inside the Tea Rooms and on the site were well to be honest, in need of a good clean and updating. Outside through the window one of the men who works on the caravan site...

Our friends dogs were allowed in the conservatory and the staff were very friendly. Good choice on the menu. This is a very handy place to have on the campsite.

Have been here a few times and always found it very good value for money and the staff are always...

This is located near the vehicle and pedestrian entrance to the Abbey, so couldn’t be better placed if you’re hungry...

The best in Llangollen. We received quality service from really pleasant staff for whom nothing was any bother and they...

We have just got back from camping at Abbey Farm and we visited the Tea Room for dinner and also breakfast - the food was amazing and the staff (especially a young fair haired boy unfortunately we didn't catch his name ) was brilliant - there was a slight mix up with our food order and he quickly and professionally resolved this for us. We had our dog and she was allowed in the conservatory part of the restaurant which was great for us. Would definitely recommend a visit here and we will certainly be returning.

Repas vraiment bons, dommage que le service n'aie pas suivi. Les repas enfant ont été servis en dernier... Mais toutes les assiettes ont été vidées avec beaucoup de plaisir, la nourriture étant très fine et bien suffisante.

Visited Abbey tea rooms in May fantastic roasted vegetables and feta salad. Great service nothing was to much trouble. Will definitely be back.

Great staff great food they do take away so I went most morn to get my bacon roll and tea ,I'm a fussy eater so I was impressed with the food always struggled to eat my meals staff are grate warm and helpful and a grate little bar as well and dog friendly as well

Just had a fantastic Sunday Lunch at the Abbey Farm Tea Rooms, Salmon looked great and I had lamb, just so tender it fell to pieces. The veg was well cooked and so plentiful. Desert was good as well, followed by coffee yum! Will certainly be back again sometime. By the way they do Wrexham Lager for those of you who enjoy a pint. Excellent, clean and very nice staff on.

Great little Tea room, always have breakfast here when checking out, sets you up for the journey home. Also had a few meals in here which were lovely and reasonable priced.Worth a visit

Good food and reasonably priced. Kids enjoyed their milkshakes. For some reason I got the impression it could all go pear shaped and so when the food arrived in the time frame given, was hot and delicious I was pleasantly surprised.

Decided to visit the Abbey for a mid week lunch. We experienced very courteous accommodating staff and throughly enjoyable food in a great location. Highly recommended

Please take note that this review is based on a comparison of the Bistro from a previous visit.The Bistro was at its best when it felt like a rustic Welsh place to eat. During our visit last weekend I noticed many changes that took away some of it's previous charm. Some of the furniture like the piano and other things have gone to make way for more seating and the people who used to run the Bistro have sadly gone and being replaced.The mixed grill which was for us the major draw to the Bistro has changed, gone are the onion rings, the wooden boards and the great chips. Also the quality of the Sirloin Steak wasn't great either. Sadly the price has increased and it is now knocking on the door of £20 which is a little pricey (in the past you felt too full now a little less so).It was a distinctly average experience for us knowing how great the Bistro used to be.I wouldn't let this put you off if you are going for a first time though, hopefully you will fall in love with the place as much as we did and love it for what it is now.

The Bistro has wonderful food and the staff are very accommodating and friendly. We came on a busy Friday night in January (the end of the hunting season). We had a quieter seat on the conservatory with a nice fire besides us for warmth. The meal was excellent with a good selection of wine. I have visited the Bistro previously and again found the food excellent.

A lovely place to eat and relax - but the food is of exceptional quality as well as being at price to suit the pocket. I went with my daughter to have Sunday Lunch, and it was AMAZING! The beef was tender as well having 2 massive slices, served on top of roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding, sat in homemade gravy. The vegetables were served in their own dish, and were cooked to perfection. The young girl was on her own serving this day, but was always polite and really helpful, making the whole place feel inviting and friendly.

We stopped here for coffee and cake after a cold day out in the countryside. We enjoyed a lovely coffee, hot chocolate and babychino (for the 2 year old). It was a shame that there were no cakes available due to lack of demand. I would like to come back here when they are fully stocked - maybe this will have to be in the summer!

We called in after a for a drink and a sandwich with our sons and dogs. The food was great and very fresh and taste was good and fresh. The place was clean and tidy and really good service.The toilets are a bit odd buy not to worry about it.

Booked with a party of 19 people. We ordered the mussels followed by a burger. The portions were very good an the food hot and tasty, arriving on time especially considering that we were a large party. Plenty of side salads and chips - we ate our fill. No draft beer on offer but they did have bottles. The cost seemed reasonably good - one starter which we shared, two main meals and a dessert £30.40

Beautiful location, plenty of space, camp site wrapped around an old abbey and surrounded by beautiful hills. Ideally located for Llangollen/River Dee. However terrible facilities. Toilet block could do with a spring clean. Washing up facilities filthy but with no bin it's hardly surprising how people left it. Fortunately the rubbish disposal was in the next field as it was a huge open skip spilling over with rubbish - a lot of it on the floor. Rat heaven!! Pity the poor people camping opposite it despite the fact they had amazing views!! Security barrier seemed out of use which isn't good for safety. Didn't attempt to eat/drink there. For very little effort/expenses this place could be so much better

We were staying a a friends caravan on the site and decided to have dinner at the bistro. We had been there before and were very underwhelmed, this time however we were amazed at the change. Service was great, atmosphere was buzzing and the food was delicious with truly epic portion sizes! We had a good mix off the menu, everything was nicely presented and cooked really well. We returned for breakfast the next morning. The full English is enough to feed a small family! Again nicely cooked and presented. A very nice visit to Abbey farm made better by our visit to their Bistro.

Nice simple place, take off your shoes and relax listening to the wind as it passes you by. The pods are sufficient and cozy. Amazing sights to see within just a few minutes walk.

We stayed close by and visited this lovely place on our first day of our 7 day stay and nothing topped it. We loved it so much we went back and cancelled a reservation somewhere else. The food was lovely and they service matched, my sons are fussy with vegetables and they happily catered to their needs. There were so many lovely dishes to choose from and there were gorgeous vegetarian options aswell. It was not cheap but well worth the money and we had visited other places that were more expensive and preferred the food here. If you are in the area it is worth more than a look. We went at lunch and once at dinner and both times it was splendid.

We had our wedding at Abbey farm and the bistro provided the catering. We had a 100 guests to feed a 3 course meal too in a marquee. The food was delicious, hot and plentiful and everyone commented on how lovely it was. We couldn't fault any part of our special day the staff we're friendly and helpful throughout. The evening reception for 160 was equally as good with hot food and plenty of choice. Will certainly be returning to the bistro and will not hesitate to recommend it. Thank you Abbey Farm.

We were camping onsite over the august bank holiday and visited the bistro twice..1st visit - BreakfastThey have changed how they used to serve the breakfasts, it was carvery style when we visited on the saturday morning, the food was cold under the lamps and although portion size was huge the cold food really let it down. The toast machine was really really slow and they no longer have water on the table. For over £16 for 2 for breakfast I really think they could do better as we saw in march when we had absoltuely no complaints.2nd visit - DrinksWe came in on Saturday night to have a few wrexham lagers and although it was busy we were kept waiting over 20 minutes standing at the bar to be served. Every time our turn came the staff would serve someone else who had not been waiting as long as us. Some loud mouth of a woman walked right in and got served because she seemed to know the staff. We decided to spend our money elsewhere but it was only when I said this to my fiance out loud that the staff took any notice and offered to serve us. We told them to forget it and went into town spent over £100 (which could easily have been spent in the bistro) and had a fab night in places that value their customers.All the staff were different to those who were working easter weekend - I hope they were just on holiday and haven't left as the sooner they get back the better, the new staff just seemed clueless.

called in last night. found out fiona & steve had left, shame really as they were a lovely couple, have to wait and see what happens now

Staying in cottages on site went for something to eat after a long day stuck in traffic getting there, did not look much from outside friendly staff helped as wife in wheelchair, both had fish and chips very good and very hot.

Tasteless floury potato fishcakes. Ciabattas were ok. The beer was good, as usual in this quasi pub setting. It's a pity sites like this list these sorts of places as "licensed restaurants" and you plan your day around that idea only to arrive to find a tea room or a little cafe.

we did not participate in a meal because the whole of the tea room and bistro didn't appear too clean and inviting, outside appeared dirty with litter all around and dirty pots littered the tables.

The farm and tea rooms are located about a mile outside Llangollen on the Horseshoe pass road. It's a really big complex consisting of cottages,caravan park,camping pods,farm shop and tea rooms. At the end of the farm is Valle Crusis Abbey . There's plenty of room to sit,inside and out. We opted for the conservatory,which is dog friendly. We had a lovely meal of Gammon with a spicy pineapple salsa and the Moroccan meatballs. The tea rooms are also licenced. There are also homemade desserts. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. We'll definitely go back.

We visited here while camping for dinner. The staff were very friendly and tentative. The food was lovely and freshly cooked. Good value no nonsense food that is convenient when your staying on site.

After a visit to Valle Crucis Abbey, we popped into the Tea Rooms with what seemed like an extensive and interesting menu. We asked at the bar for a gluten-free menu to a pair of head-scratching waiters who would have to check with the chef. We had a tea and a Wrexham Lager (very nice) while we waited however after 20 minutes no one had still got back to us despite us checking in on if they had found anything, to no avail. Shame as the decor of the tea room was inviting and looked very nice - would be nicer if you had a gluten free menu ready for some of your visitors.The Abbey Tea Rooms are connected to the farm building at the top of the drive adjacent to the camp site and are not connected to the Cadw site. There are also no refreshments available on the Cadw site so here is your only option for a cuppa and a cake.Quite disappointed with the lack of service for gluten free customers.

We've visited this tea room and bistro on a number of occasions and the service has always been friendly and helpful. The home made cakes are often imaginative and always delicious. As a vegetarian I appreciate, too, the selection of meals on offer, while the remainder of my family, who are all meat eaters, also have plenty of choice. Nicely presented meals.

Unfortunately when we visited the menu was rather limited with only breakfast baps being offered. It was a bit of a let down in that sense. The sausage bacon and egg bap was nice though and the customer service was good

Visited the abbey and noticed the signs for bistro , although does not look much from outside we were not disappointed . Breakfast was lovely with plenty of choice . Although we were in a large group ( 8) food all came together and was hot and delicious . They serve a variety of different foods , cakes and drinks . Would recommend a trip if you are in the area or stating at the caravan , lodge, pod, camp site

Visited once on a Wedenesday evening whilst staying nearby. A small but pleasant restaurant. Seating is a little cramped but comfortable. A nice menu with traditional food. Service was slick and the food was well cooked and hot. This place gave us the best meal we had on our recent short trip to the area. ::Neil::

We called here in the hope of getting a late breakfast (11.45) which was no problem as everything is cooked fresh. The portions of freshly cooked local food are huge and cooked perfectly. The sausage is beautiful. Couldn't have asked for anything more really!

We visited the bistro for dinner on a Saturday evening, we weren't expecting to get a table as we hadn't book but we were swiftly seated which was fab! The menu looked lovely, a great variety from burgers to chicken supreme, mixed grill, ham hock pie and much more. The service was friendly and welcoming, and the food arrives quickly. I had pate which was delicious and my partner had a lovely looking baked Camembert services with lots of bread! For mains I had the chicken supreme served with dauphinois potatoes and tender stem broccoli... Very nice although it should also have come with spinach which was missing. My partner choose the burger served in a homemade roll with chips, onion rings and coleslaw... All fab and lots of food!! Prices were reasonable, average pub type prices really.Great and we'd happily visit again if in the area :)

As the day was wet it was rather crowded but we were well looked after; food was good, there's a great selection of drinks, and a farm shop next door. Toilet facilities (in a separate building) seemed a little inadequate for this volume of trade but presumably on a nicer day with a more normal number of diners this wouldn't be a problem.

Went here for lunch with friends and 4 of us had the paninis, all different fillings and they were served with coleslaw and fries. We then had cakes which was very piggy but they looked too good to resist. Everything seemed to be homemade and the choice of menu was amazing. Light bites, jacket potatoes as well as full meals. The server was lovely, we had to wait a bit but well worth it. Brilliant value and great fresh food. Will definitely go again. Muddy boots are welcomed!!

Lovely cafe with homemade food tea/coffee and more, great for dinner or after a visit to the abbey,the staff are local as is the produce they use...

I visit the bistro regularly, the food is always fantastic, there are a good selection of drinks, always greeted with a warm welcome and a log fire in the winter!

What can I say except WOW!!!! We had our wedding reception here on 21 st November 2015 and it was amazing. A bitterly cold day, but the wood burner and heating greeted us. The food was nothing short of amazing. All our guests are still talking about it. Steve the chef and his wife Fi, are such professionals and the restaurant looked amazing. Anyone who wants a cosy, happy venue with brilliant food, this is the place. So thank you a thousand times over . Keep up the good work and see you soon. Anne and Tony X

We were in the Llangollen area, and having camped at Abbey Farm previously, took the opportunity to dine in the Bistro.It was a late Sunday afternoon, when my wife, 9 year old son and myself arrived. We were greeted warmly and asked if we wanted ti sit in the conservatory area of inside. As the fire was keeping the conservatory nice and warm on a cold October afternoon we chose a table there. A quick scan of the handwritten menus identified a number of dishes that seemed excellent. We chose the chicken tikka panini (£5.95), the leek and potato soup (£5) and the mushroom stroganoff (£9.50).Simply, all three were excellent and a good sized portion and well presented. My only gripe, was that the crusty bread with the soup was a little on the small side. However, the freshly cooked croutons with the soup were superb.Would we return - Yes, most definitely. I would even contemplate the breakfast next time we camp here.