Tyddyn Llan in Denbighshire

Lovely staff, warm and welcoming. The food was amazing

We chose this restaurant for a special Christmas Eve lunch for our immediate family. This included 2 toddlers whom were warmly welcomed even though they are probably not the most common clientele at this very luxurious country hotel. Everything was beautiful, the setting, the decorations, the staff and then the food which was abundant and delicious. It is not cheap so a special occasion is called for but if you want to give yourself a real treat then I would highly recommend. They also catered immaculately with a special coeliac diet we required for our party. That is certainly not the case everywhere. Thank you to all the staff that made our afternoon so special.

Faced with a hospital appointment in nearby Chirk hospital my husband and I decided to treat ourselves to dinner, bed and breakfast at Tyddyn Llan. What a joy! Everything about the stay was faultless, from our warm welcome to the sumptuous room and then on to a wonderful experience in the restaurant. Perfect food presented by friendly, efficient staff made our stay a truly memorable experience. Diolch yn fawr iawn Brian and Susan, we hope to be back soon. Marion.

We have visited Tyddyn Llan several times and can thoroughly recommend it. The setting is gorgeous and the hotel immaculate. Brian and Susan and their staff work very hard to ensure guests enjoy their stay. We had a job to choose from the extensive but carefully prepared menu, the food was delicious. We will be back!

We had a vary warm welcome when we arrived and was shown into the lounge with drinks and canapés. An excellent Sunday lunch was served by very efficient and helpful staff. Recomended.

Found it by accident almost, but what a find! The setting is nice and quiet, the accommodation really good. Cleanliness is excellent. The food is superb and whilst there aren't great numbers of staff front of house, those who served us both at dinner and breakfast were so good, with nothing too much trouble...even down to an Espresso Martini!! We certainly be returning.

Following a lot of research around the area looking for a special somewhere, reading all the reviews we arrives at Tyddyn Llan. A beautiful setting accompanied beautiful early summer weather. A great start. We were welcomed into what might be described as the sitting room with sofas that were well by their sell by date. Er, OK. The reception then started with the apology of lack of staff but that the team would do their best. Not great but OK thank you for the fair warning. Then being presented with the tasting menu which was the only one available when we pre-ordered with the booking I requested details. This was met with "oh well if you told us you wanted wine we would have prepared but we are understaffed so sorry" - say what ! Are you kidding me ! I have never heard such a statement front someone who is not only front of house but the wife of the owner. Next the aperitifs. A joke, I mean seriously. This is not "cancel culture" post or anything untoward but a scotch egg, alongside a couple of other rubbish titbits I could have picked up at the supermarket appeared right at home at a 1980's dart match was an incredibly sour opening. You can see the photos of the nonsense served. This is am sure available at Lidl or any other super low cost supermarket at a fraction of the price. Plus there was zero description of what these poor morsels were meant to be. Next onto the dining room, we were first in and to be fair it was midweek but it was like dining in a library. I would estimate that in total 5 of the 12 tables in that particular room were occupied and yet the atmosphere was, at best, subdued. The food. Well I could write about this for hours as I've had nightmares about the (sorry) cr@p served here. Pea soup, are you taking the michael. The dish withe courgette flower was oily and the sauce something which tasted of tinned tomatoes with an afternote of sourness tinged with bitterness (and that was only the taste). The highlight of turbot I was genuinely excited about trying. I was passed the hardly touched plate of a family member who described the flavour and texture as inedible. Given that person was paying the bill I politely finished it off. Mine was OK, the dish I was pass could have been mistake for being microwaved, I'm serious - it was awful. I prefer to finish all reviews on a positive so in summary maybe an off day, a severely bad off day by the chef and general team operations at this particular moment in time but to changes well over 600 with very little alcohol was I'm afraid an absolute joke and makes me angry even typing this now. Based upon our visit, absolutely avoid this place.

Faultless delicious food. Every mouthful a culinary delight. Almond and garlic soup yum, lobster with chilli, coriander and lime just fabulous. Rib eye just delicious and nougat pud just divine. Breakfast lovely too.

As always superb food and excellent service exceeded expectations

Our first visit to Tyddyn Llan following a recommendation. The owners, Bryan and Susan, have created a very intimate dining experience in a stunning location. From the moment we first entered the accommodation we were immediately put at ease and nothing was too much bother. Susan was very attentive to our needs and we were welcomed with canapes with our drinks. The fine dining was truly memorable, the food was delicious and the presentation second to none. The service was impeccable and we felt very special. I would highly recommend and I look forward to when we can return again.

We have been a number of times and have always enjoyed it but this time, it all seemed tired. For a special offer for a night and the 8-course meal costing over £400 one might expect something really special. But it was not to be. it was goodish but, besides a couple of the dishes (scallops), there really wasn't anything that stood out as outstanding or intriguing or even interesting. All very competent but slightly underwhelming if not bland. It didn't seem well-planned as one dish led to another without true definition or contrast. The main part, lamb, was very dry (maybe to do with the power cut) - and very disappointing. The dessert was very poor. Too many restaurants are now doing taster menus, which are increasingly expensive. One understands the financial pressures such restaurants are under but they are extremely difficult to pull off successfully, and, in this, case, it didn't really come close to justifying the expense.

Wow .... what a meal this was! A chance find ahead of our trip to Wales, and we could not resist booking, and so glad we did! Fabulous, delicious meal, all beautifully presented and served by charming and attentive staff. So good that my friend, heading to Wales again in a few weeks, already has plans to book a stay here too!

Great setting in the countryside. We had a one night stay, with dinner and breakfast, food was outstanding.

An outstanding lunch on Mother’s Day. Fantastic food, great people, looking forward to an excuse to come back as soon as possible.

Such a lovely location, so relaxing . Susan and Brian have very high standards that they never let drop. The whole experience is seamless. Excellent menu with plenty of choice including the breakfast menu. A well thought out wine list suitable for every pocket . The service is as good as ever and the whole place is spotless. The rooms are so comfortable with decent tea and coffee in each room. It was nice to have the addition of a espresso coffee machine. Thanks to all of the team who made our return visit so enjoyable .

We visited for an overnight stay for tge anniversary dinner. The dinner and wine tastings were excellent and ambience excellent as always. Our room was clean and comfortable, marred only by our breakfast experience. We sent a private email to the hotel but have had no response as yet which is somewhat disappointing as we were returning customers.

Came for the lobster and grouse dinner. Absolutely superb, from the canapés in the bar, right through the five courses. Included in the price was a wine pairing with each course and a fantastic wine talk by Simon Awdry from Liberty wines.....very informative. High recommended, brilliant food (especially the grouse), brilliant service, brilliant wines!

Visited for Sunday lunch with my husband. The food was as always absolutely delicious, truly my favourite place to eat. Tyddyn Llan is a special place and the staff are always welcoming and are so knowledgeable. Can’t wait until the next time.

Superb food and service as always! We love coming here and our only regret is that it is not nearer our home to visit more often!

We visited as we had heard excellent reports about Tyddyn Llan. We were not disappointed and cannot recommend this venue highly enough. From the minute we drove up the drive the magic began. The building itself is worth the visit. Step inside the door and...

Had lunch here just after new year, the selection was great and cooked to perfection. The staff are great. The main course came with a great selection of vegetables may be too many as there was a lot left and was a shame to see...

Had Saturday lunch here and the food choice and quality was great. They offer a set menu or à la carte which has a great sessional selection. I had the leek risotto with autumn truffles, turbot with coco beans & for dessert the black figs...

What can you say about this place just pure blis .The food is to die for the place is just pure calm Its clean and airy the service is excellent .A place to go to spoil yourself can't find any fault with it .

fine dining lovely setting and service. meal was expensive, we expected it to be but it seemed even more so than we thought.

Went for our wedding anniversary. The location is lovely with drinks on arrival outside. Great lunch menu with plenty of choice. We had Foie Gras, Scallops, Lamb, Plaice, Poached Peaches and Elderflower & Gooseberry Trifle between us. It was all excellent. Great hosts and good...

Went for a 60th birthday, just the 2 of us! Had the overnight package. The room was exquisite, so much character, beautiful bathroom and everything that you would want or need! The evening meal was just lovely, great canapes and champagne, lovely soup, I chose...

Very warm welcome and made to feel comfortable from the moment we arrived until the time of departure. Covid-19 aware, great rooms and staff. Excellent food and selection of drinks. What more could you ask for.

We recently ate here at this lovely restaurant with rooms. Very friendly welcome and great service. Lovely appetisers which started off our fab meal; quickly adapted for our dietary needs. We had the set lunch which was great value. Food was delicious. Definitely a place...

Disappointing. The menu (£38 for two courses) wasn’t worth it .The starter of scallops was actually one scallop cut into three ! None of the starters or mains were exceptional and infact my potatoes were undercooked and the duck stringy. £7 extra for a ribeye?

This place blew us away. The staff are exceptional . The host was delightful and friendly and made us feel so welcome. What a lovely lady! The food was amazing and every course was perfect .The ambience was lovely too I had the best steak...

Roaring log fire, generous canapés, excellent wine list. The most delicious cep soup, perfect scallops, tender duck brest followed by not too sweet ginger sponge pudding. Excellent service. Highly recommend.

Had Sunday lunch here in a group of four recently and it was fantastic. A starter of chick peas, kale and pulled lamb with, was it, cumin (?) really hit the spot - tasty in the extreme yet subtle with it. Calves kidneys on mash...

Brilliant food, attentive service and a lovely location. From afternoon tea to after dinner coffee it was perfect.

Ten of us enjoyed a really lovely night’s stay here to jointly celebrate our 40th anniversaries which had occurred earlier in the year. From the outset, everything was fabulous. The rooms are well maintained, each one with its own individual perks and quirks as one would expect of a period property. Lovely bedding too. Our fizz and canapés were served beautifully by two of the younger staff who looked after us superbly all evening. An absolute credit to themselves and the restaurant. A range of tasty hors d’oeuvres including scotch eggs, lava bread, salmon rillettes started us off in excellent style. We had organised to have the tasting menu, which was presented on quality paper for us to peruse and also to decide on a couple of options. An unusual and unexpected feature of a tasting menu - thanks. Pumpkin soup, beetroot or crab, scallop, sea bass, duck or venison, all very tasty and beautifully presented. The individual servers were charming and yet unobtrusive while our party gabbled away! As well as all of the above there was a range of desserts and a very generous cheese board to choose from. Coffee and tea in the lounge were accompanied by a wide selection of petit fours. Outstanding food and service. Thanks for a wonderful time. Breakfast this morning was excellent too. A huge range of fruits as well as coffee, tea, cereal, toast with beautiful butter. Forgot to ask where that came from? Thanks for a grand finale of our various celebrations this year.

Excellent as always well worth there Michelin star in our opinion should be rewarded two as we’ve visited various other establishments with two stars who don’t even come close

We had a lovely weekend away here recommended by my father who has had his third stay here! Me and my partner were located in The Garden Suite which was so lovely and spacious and a REAL gem had it been in the summer! The Welsh Breakfast is truly delicious, the Black Pudding is hands down a favourite! My father enjoyed his pork sausages that were filled with meat!! Great spread of cereals, fruit and freshly squeezed juices also!There are all sorts of local walks that have all sorts of times and difficulties written on them to give you a rough idea to plan your day with! There really are some great sites and views once the sun came out for us!There are a few Honesty Boxes in the local village where you can purchase local eggs laid by the chickens nearby.The tasting menu we had was excellent! My father really enjoys the scallops that the kitchen dish up! I had a chance one morning to see the kitchen and speak with Bryan Webb himself which was such an honour. He gave me a tour of his kitchen and mentioned there is no fancy equipment in the kitchen, which just goes to show how hard the kitchen work to provide such a high level of food!The floor staff were all very smart and very helpful in serving us and made us feel comfortable in the living room before dinner. They Brough out canapés and brought our drinks over when we were ready to dine!There really is so much beauty in this hidden restaurant.If I could recommend a dish I'd have to say the half lobster with ginger and lime sauce! It was beautiful!

We stayed here for one night. The room (Room 2) was extremely comfortable, but what earns the five stars is the food. The meal was simply excellent all the way through from appetisers to the plum and almond tart - and next morning, the cooked breakfast repeated the astonishingly high standard. We stayed here because the loons at Extinction Rebellion threatened our intended stay at the Westin Grand in Berlin; now that we've found it, we'll be back. (Oh - and the largely young staff are on the same very high level as the food),

We stayed at this venue a few years ago for Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, and it was a lovely experience, and my husband had the best black pudding ever at breakfast, so when my son bought me a voucher for lunch there for my birthday, I was really looking forward to it. We has some delicious canapes in the lounge before going to the restaurant for our meal. My beetroot starter was very bland, required some seasoning, my steak was a little dry, it really needed the sauce that was served with it, the chips were thin ( just like you'd get in McDonalds) and the salad were some sparse leaves in a bowl. My creme brulee was runny, more like custard. Nothing major wrong with the meal, just nothing was quite right, not what you would expect from a restaurant with a Michelin star

The staff were really nice, but the food was of poor quality, badly executed and very unimaginative. The place was decorated like nana's house and I have no idea how it has a Michelin star. We walked away feeling a bit robbed and very underwhelmed.

Very special place to come and eat, we have been coming to the Tyddyn Llan for years. It is very consistent in its excellence. We are always served delicious, generous amounts of food - with wonderful sauces and rich flavours. If you love food and wine then you can't go wrong eating here.... Its my annual birthday treat and I hope to continue going for many years more...

Recently visited the beautiful Tyddyn Llan and enjoyed the 6 course tasting menu. The food was lovely - particularly enjoyed the starters, scallop and the laverbread and the mains of lamb and duck were divine. Only small niggle to let down the menu was the puddings - the Paris Brest and the rum/raisin chocolate pudding. Both were rather heavy and rich with no balance to the flavour and texture across the dish in my opinion however, looking now i believe this has been removed from the tasting menu. Whilst enjoyable, I do feel it was slightly overpriced (tasting menu plus a half bottle came to approx £220) - on par with top end London prices but slightly lacking in the overall creativity and uniqueness to tasting menus I've had elsewhere but the food is still lovely. The staff were wonderfully attentive and inviting and the atmosphere was very quiet and calm and overall 3/4 star experience!

Stayed Saturday night with my wife had pre-dinner drinks all very nice, very accommodating. Dining room was very nice, food was good well cooked and presented, service was good, but here's the crunch. in my opinion after eating at many Michelin star restaurants this was not Michelin star quality food, it was very nice and close but not quite there, in my opinion sorry.

We have just returned from a camping holiday in Snowdonia. Obviously I thought, ‘if I’m saving on accommodation, I’m going to reward us with good food!’ This place did not disappoint. Aside from the chef’s Michelin accolade, the grounds were splendid, the staff were super friendly, and the hostess, Webb’s partner, was more than accommodating to any need we had.

We were two couples and stayed overnight (see separate review). The place is quite beautiful and we were lucky with the weather so the afternoon started with a cup of tea outside.

Great wine and some great food but this place doesn’t deserve a star.

6 course taster menu is usually very meagre portions but not here! They were generous to say the least!

I was about to start a tirade of my thoughts but on reflection this "hotel" is not worth wasting my time on,suffice to say that we were shown the door by the manager and refused to cook for by the owner because we refused to pay a £7 excess charge for the first course langoustines after paying £295 for a tasting menu package with no alternative being offered other than beetroot which neither my wife or I enjoy.

Disappointing Old school You will love it if you have never tasted fine dining before I have to write more for this review but I feel like I have said enough

If you are staying nearby in Llandrillo or Corwen then it's definitely worth checking but after learning that the restaurant had a Michelin star I couldn't help but feel a little bit underwhelmed by the experience.

We chanced across Tyddyn Llan when looking for somewhere nice to eat and stay en route from London to Holyhead to take the 14.00 ferry to Ireland. The GPS sent us south of Shrewsbury and across Snowdonia so the approach to the handsome house was truly spectacular. Billed as a “restaurant with rooms” that is what it is although having said that, the “Best Room” that we booked on the summer midweek rate was huge with a large bathroom, big fluffy towels and all the facilities expected at a luxury hotel.

Went for a little treat to myself with a voucher whilst working in the area. Impressive location and lovely building (much larger inside than it looks from the approach). Warm welcome and asked to make myself comfortable in the lounge areas. Ordered a drink (which was accompanied with some unexpected snacks deeep fried lavabread, smoked salmon roulade, cheese goujon, mini quiche and scotch quail egg, also ordered my starter and main, plus any drink requirements at table just after this point, Then chose from the lunchtime menu for starters and mains.

Good quiet country location, but the main reason for our visit was the food. While it was not inherently poor, it was not at the level we would have expected and as such was overpriced. When the canapés were served we were not impressed, very poor quality and presentation, unfortunately at that time we still anticipated our Michelin star tasting menu. The soup was not seasoned and simply tasted of stock. The scallop and turbot course had obviously been kept warm causing a hard exterior. Lamb cutlet we were informed would be served pink, just as we like, however it was so thin and well overdone, the plate being so hot that when I asked for it to be replaced Susan was unable to pick it up, the replacement was a slight improvement, it was easier to just make the most of it.

Went with my Wife for my Birthday.

Really looking forward to our Sunday lunch and we were not disappointed. Made to feel very welcome by the staff - sat in a lounge beforehand and was brought canapés. Lovely mixture of appetisers that were delicious. Ordered our drinks, then our meals were placed. Taken into the restaurant and had a lovely table by the window facing the garden. I had a tagliatelle with broad beans/bacon to start and my husband opted for hake goujons with a Thai sauce. Both were delicious. Our mains consisted of one roast beef and Yorkshire pudding and one pork with apple sauce and stuffing both were accompanied by roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese, fried courgette (zucchini) and vegetable selection. The meals were first class. Our desserts did not disappoint either - rum baba and chocolate marquis- both served with ice cream and chantilly cream.

Having been building up to visit for a very long time and having not been to a Michelin star rated restaurant before, I can only say, "Meh" [sic]. On arrival, the outside was very dark and unwelcoming with the parking completely full and nowhere near enough provision. Cars were actually abandoned; one was blocking the front door/entrance to the venue, and when we came out after dinner another car had been abandoned/parked that completely blocked the rest of the driveway. The food was not impressive (save for the Hors-d'ouvres that only managed to build us up for bigger disappointment later), had no wow-factor, the flavours were okay but the (very!) overcooked steak only went to show that Chef does not like Blue or Rare meat himself, or won't/can't cook to request. The chips were on par with our local pub but not really what we expected from a Michelin Star venue. The salad was, literally, a few green leaves dropped in a bowl. There were more gripes round the table, including random portion control both on starter and main for one of our group. Was it an experience? Yes. Was it a good one? Not really. Would we go again? No, we wouldn't. Was it value for money? Not at all, service and food was not commensurate with the cost nor the reputation. In short, "Disappointed and feel misled by Michelin".

We booked for a 1 night stay at Tyddyn Llan through Secret Escapes. Received a phone call from the owner the following day cancelling our booking as she had received a booking from a larger party!! Apparently our contract was with Secret Escapes and not with her so she had a 'right' to cancel - offered a glass of Prosseco as compensation!!

First time here and stayed for one night for the 6 course taster package.Absolutely fabulous food and experience!Staff warm, friendly and very professional. (Agree arriving early for 3.00 "check in" can be a problem though). Had one of the smaller rooms to stay in and was in fact quite small but had everything you need and really it is advertised as a restaraunt with rooms and the dining experience is really the highlight .

The staff were welcoming. Cosy place. Dishes enjoyed were scallops starters, halibut in a red wine jus and peppered steaks. The amuse bouche was roast pumpkin soup preceded by little pieces of pork/boudin noir, smoked salmon, scotch quail eggs and a biscuit. Too full for deserts. Recommended.

It's just a fantastic experience from the time you arrive until it's time to go. Drinks and appetizers in the lounge, followed by a simply stunning meal. All the staff are so friendly and polite and extremely attentive.

An impromptu lunch is always a lovely thing but an impromptu lunch at Tyddyn Llan is a genuine delight. We decided to go out at the last minute and were really pleased that Tyddyn Llan had a table free. The food from Bryan was, as always, sublime. The service from Susan, utterly perfect and the entire meal was a joy from start to finish.

You may wish to look at my separate review of the hotel side of the business.

Remarkable experience. Very much was looking forward to our 2 day stay at Tyddyn Llan after my mother's very high recommendation. A very warm welcome. Beautiful and comfortable rooms. Mine with a fabulous view of the autumn colours of the beautiful Acer tree in the garden. Delicious gin and tonics and flawless service in the comfortable spacious lounge. Food first class exactly as one would expect from the flawless Mr Bryan Webb. The best duck my mother has ever had. Enormous praise indeed. As a chef the highlight of my visit was being invited to visit the impeccably run kitchen. Such a thoughtful and personal touch. Breakfast provided a great and tasty selection of local produce and homemade marmalades and jams. I was first to the table both mornings. Impeccable and such a pleasant environment that we became friendly with several other guests. Highlight of the holiday and indeed this chef's year. Go! Go at once!

What a truly beautiful environment to eat a superb meal. We had the tasting menu. Delicious, as was the continental breakfast. We didn’t have room for more!

My wife and I had Sunday lunch here today and we wanted to add our glowing comments to those that have gone before. From arrival to departure, everything in between was simply magnificent.

This was our second visit and just as good as the first. This place never disappoints and begs for a return visit each time. On this occasion we were on a Travelzoo voucher with my sister in law and her husband. We were treated no differently to any of the other guests and in fact we were given a complimentary upgrade on one of our rooms. We had the 6 course taster menu which was delicious and one of our party who doesn't eat fish was catered for to his taste with alternative dishes.The staff, who were being trained, were excellent and looked after us very well. Susan as always was the perfect host.

We were on holiday in the area and decided to visit this restaurant as they could offer us a six course vegetarian taster menu. The restaurant is beautifully presented. The staff are extremely attentive without being over the top and the food is amazing. Every course was exciting, and so full of flavour. The deep fried courgette flower was lovely to look at and even better to eat. The whole experience was wonderful.

What's not to like? The food is better than ever, the wine selection covers everyone's tastes and the accommodation is of a very high standard .

NO foams, no liquid nitrogen, nothing 'deconstructed' on our tasting menu - just classic dish after classic dish, each perfectly cooked and presented without fuss or gimmickry. The service was friendly, efficient and, most importantly, unobtrusive. Our room was charming and lacked nothing in the way of facilities.The house and gardens were a delight. Overall, a very enjoyable visit to a restaurant that thoroughly deserves its Michelin star.

We have been meaning to visit Tyddan Llan for some time and with a friend decided on a last minute trip over the recent bank holiday.

Celebrating my husband birthday here was a surprise for him. I really wanted something special for his day. Thank you Tyddyn Llan for an amazing and beautiful fine dining experience. With our appetite set for the 9 course tasting menu , you truly taste the range of what this restaurant has to offer. What made this extra special was the personal touch, a lovely birthday card, special for the birthday recipient. The place itself is welcoming, first being escorted to the many sitting lounges, lovely , before dinner cocktail and divine bites. I would recommend booking with an overnight stay. It’s worth the whole experience. Once again. I truly, truly stress, the team who carefully notice that your wine or water glass is empty, the lovely exchange of words, a kind smile, when you inadvertently drop or spill something. Is equally important and appreciated as the amazing food on your plate...... Much Thanks, truly enjoyable and memorable evening.

Located in the little village of Llandrillo this beautiful and charming hotel has a lovely garden with hedges, huge trees and a vegetable garden.

Stopped for lunch with my family. The setting is glorious. Drinks and canapes on the veranda were amazing. Food was excellent and intricate. Worth a visit if you enjoy food. Would reccomend and I look forward to having the opportunity to stay here some time.

Have been here a ft times . The service standard is always high and a warm welcome assured . The talented chef wows with his creations. The ambience can be slightly intimidating if thre restaurant isn't at capacity as its really quiet compelling you to whisper your conversations

We almost always have a meal and night away at the Tyddyn Llan for our wedding anniversary, and we have never been disappointed by the hospitality or the food. We always receive a warm welcome, and on this occasion had the tasting menu which was fabulous. We'd recommend going for the wine match as well, which is good value, plus it's great to be introduced to wines we wouldn't usually choose.

Visited in bad weather, but in a great location, close to the village. Warmly greated with roaring fire (december)

We've dined here twice, once on a taster menu and once for Sunday lunch. Tyddyn Llan itself is a beautiful place. When we arrived, we were shown into the sitting room and offered delicious canapes. The sitting room was warm and welcoming with a delightful open fire, it was a comfortable room full of antiques. This was the best part of the experience for me. In the restaurant itself, the atmosphere felt cold. The service is lovely. For the taster menu - there was just the two of us and I selected the vegetarian option. My husband, in particular, was disappointed with the courses - it wasn't as good as we were expecting for a Michelin starred restaurant. For the Sunday lunch we took my Mother in Law, the food was 'ok' but nothing special. The Yorkshire pudding was overcooked and the vegetables were disappointing. We don't mind paying more for quality, but to be fair we've had better Sunday lunches elswhere at a fraction of the cost.

Visited for a slightly early Father's day lunch with my wife, young daughter and baby son. The whole experience was very enjoyable; we were well looked after (including the children) and the food packed some great flavours. Very generous portion sizes as well for a restaurant of this standard; no chance whatsoever of leaving hungry!

Our visit here to celebrate a big birthday was well worth getting older! From the minute we arrived, when we were greeted with tea and cakes in the delightful garden, we were enveloped in the laid-back, friendly atmosphere which the Webbs have created at Tyddyn Lan. It stems from their superb attention to detail throughout the operation, and it pays off in the relaxed confidence that makes a stay there such a relaxing experience.

We spent a glorious evening at Tyddyn Llan ,a birthday treat. A lovely old fashioned restaurant with rooms set on the edge of Llandrillo. Tea was served in the pretty garden on arrival and we were shown to our comfortable room where we were able to stay with our two small dogs. Dinner started with canapés in the lounge followed by a sumptuous 6 course taster menu with well chosen paired wines. The meal featured most of my favourite dishes, the scallops and lamb being the high light but all courses were excellent and expertly served by attentive staff. After a comfortable night we enjoyed the breakfast buffet especially the wide range of fruit. We ended our stay with a 3 hour circular walk in the nearby hills. A treat indeed!

Stayed here for tasting menu dinner/overnight stay after visiting Bodnant Gardens ( fantastic ) and have to agree that the food is 1st Class and the service excellent.

Dined here recently and found everything to be just perfect. Bryan Webb is certainly a master of his ingredients and his kitchen and we will surely make the effort to enjoy his cooking again this year. Wild garlic soup kicked things off (after sensationally good canapés - the Scotch eggs had to be tasted to be be believed) and then a beetroot and blood orange with ricotta starter. That was followed by scallops, hake then duck breast in my case (my wife’s lamb cutlets were also brilliant) - all served at the point of perfection. I finished with the rhubarb and champagne trifle. Coffees and four great petits fours were enjoyed in the lounge. We enjoyed the flight of five wines served with the menu in the restaurant and thought that the whole constituted great cooking and great value - long may Bryan prosper!

We had two very fine dinners with two nights' stay as a package deal. The first night we had their tasting menu, the second their a la carte menu, so we feel that we explored their range of dishes pretty comprehensively. Cooking was overall of a very high order; good quality ingredients, well constructed dishes and pleasing, imaginative presentation. To be honest, any very small criticisms we may have had were purely at the level of personal preference, so I'm not actually going to list them. Pre-dinner canapés and petit fours with the post-prandial coffee were also very enjoyable.

My partner booked for us to visit Tyddyn Llan with her family members (including a 5 year old) over the Easter weekend.

We have thought about visiting Tyddyn Llan for sometime and the opportunity arose to visit the restaurant yesterday.

Booked through Groupon. Messed the office staff about a bit with bookings but they were very pleasant. Finally made it before voucher ran out. As expected...excellent. Great setting, food and service. As always...I will be back

Susan and her well trained staff were friendly and welcoming, but the food was sublime. We had the six course taster menu and every course was beautifully cooked and presented. Bryan Webb is a very fine cook using high quality ingredients. A very enjoyable evening.

On arrival we had an excellent welcome plus the enjoyment of an upgraded room.

We visited Tyddyn Llan for the 6 course taster menu. Upon arrival we were welcomed into a lovely sitting room...

Yet again what we expected we love coming here you are treated well and it is not stuffy you can...

We had the 3 course menu whilst staying here as guests. The quality was mixed. Typo's on the menu (pasta...

Fantastic service. Fabulous food and a good wine list in a lovely setting. What more could you ask for? Will...

Had a wonderful dinner and overnighted yesterday. Stayed in our favourite, the Garden Suite, beautiful room and so comfy. Champagne...

This was a superb experience. We went to Tyddin Llan to celebrate my 60th birthday, had a lovely room and...

Wir waren schon ein paar Mal in Restaurants essen, die mit einem Michelin Stern ausgezeichnet sind. Vom Tyddyn Llan waren wir eher enttäuscht.

Went here as the third leg of our Michelin Star tour of the North West.

We found the service from arrival to dining to departure to be professional and attentive.

Tyddyn Lan welcomes you with the style of a well kept welsh country house, a warm lounge with an open fire where to sit and nibble from the canape which consisted of scotch eggs, smoked salmon and cheese and crispy seaweed. We were also given the menu to order so when we sat at the table the food came promptly.

A bit more attention to detail on arrival would improve the experience, we were directed to the lounge, but there was no offer to take my wife's coat, we were asked twice for our name, but once past these little things the experience was great, the quality of the food is what you would expect from a restaurant of this standard, we went for the three course menu, but we also had canapes on arrival, and a tureen before the three courses, plus little sweet treats with the coffee, well worth a visit

Sunday lunch and time to take a mature lady out. Where better than a comfortable, professional and quiet restaurant in lovely surroundings? It's a rhetorical question. Nowhere better. As usual, it was all those good things.

I can see lots of good reviews and I am sure the food is usually very good but unfortunately our experience was a bad one which ultimately ruined our planned weekend in North Wales. Our main course was so bad that neither of us could eat more than a few mouthfuls and what we did manage to eat gave us both Diarrhea. Instead of offering any form of apology Bryan Webb (head Chef ) all but threw us out of the Hotel. We are currently in an ongoing dispute with Bryan Webb/Tyddyn Llan. We will never consider going here again.