Our
Comments: Café
with a separate vegan section on the menu including baked
potato with topping, veg & split pea pasty, coconut
curry pasty and homemade vegan tart.
Bryn Tyrch
Inn Capel
Curig
Betws y Coed
Conwy
LL24 OEL
Tel: 01690 720223 www.bryntyrchinn.co.uk
Opening
Times:
Noon-3pm
& 6pm-9pm all week
Closed
Mon & Tue Nov-Feb
Number
of Vegan dishes:
4+
Price:
Main courses about £13
Our
Comments: Hotel
situated in the heart of Snowdonia, 5 miles from Snowdon.
They always have a vegan soup. Two of the vegan meals are
Aduki Bean Cottage Pie and Chickpea, Spinach & Tomato
Curry. There are also specials, e.g. Greek Spinach Pie and
Vegetable Strudel. Vegan custard is also available.
Location:
At
the junction of the A5 and the A4086, 6 miles from Betws y
Coed.
Our
Comments: Hotel and restaurant open to non-residents. They
can cater for vegans. The chef is on-site and can tailor
dishes for individual requirements.You
can always bring some of your favourite ingredients to be
included in your meal. Booking for the restaurant is
recommended.
Our
Comments: Hotel and bed & breakfast. The breakfast room
becomes a small cafe/restaurant serving sandwiches &
teas during the day and freshly cooked meals in the
evening. They have a vegetarian menu, and as everything is
prepared on the premises most of these can be adapted to
vegan on ordering.
Location:
On
the main A5 road in Betws-y-Coed, quite close to the
National Park Visitor Centre.
Our
Comments: Hotel
with restaurant and grill bar. There is nothing vegan on
the menu.However
if you wish to dine in the restaurant or grill bar tell
them you are vegan when you book and the chef will be
happy to create a couple of dishes.
Location:
On
the main A5 road in Betws-y-Coed, quite close to the
National Park Visitor Centre.
Our
Comments: Hotel with restaurant. Everything is cooked to
order so vegans can be catered for. They do have a
reasonable selection of vegetarian options. Booking is
advisable.
Location:
On
the edge of the village overlooking Waterloo bridge on the
A5 road.
Cobdens Hotel (Capel Curig): This hotel &
restaurant does not seem interested in catering for vegans.
Dragon
Restaurant (Holyhead Road): Chinese restaurant with no vegan
dishes. (last
updated 18/07/2010)
Tan y Foel country house (Capel Garmon):
Incredibly, this bunch of half-wits actually advertise on
their website they don't cater for vegetarians so they are
not going to understand veganism. ****heads. This is just
our opinion of course!
Colwyn
Bay:
Bodnant Pavilion Tea
Rooms Bodnant
Garden
Tal-y-Cafn
Nr. Colwyn Bay
Conwy
LL28 5RE
Tel: 01492 650460
28th February-1st November 10am-5pm
2nd November-15th November 10am-4pm
Number
of Vegan dishes:
1+
Our
Comments: Tea rooms at a National Trust property. For
vegans they offer a range of salads, baked potatoes or
soup. If you give notice they can provide a vegan meal.
Location:
Take
the junction
19 exit on the A55 and it’s signposted from there.
Our
Comments: Hotel offering bed & breakfast. They serve
evening meals on Fridays and Saturdays and possibly other
days to residents and non-residents. They can cater for
vegans, advise them when booking. It seems you have to
book meals even if staying at the hotel.
Location:
In the centre of Conwy. Detailed
directions are available on their website.
(last orders for lunch 2.30pm, for evening meals
Sat 9.30pm, Sun 9pm)
Number
of Vegan dishes:
x1+
Price:
Lunch starters about £5, mains about £10
Evening starters about £6, mains about £15
Our
Comments: Restaurant. The menu does not have any vegan
dishes on it but as all food is prepared to order vegan
options can be arranged. If you book the staff will be
happy to arrange vegan meals.
Location:
Off
Junction 17 of the A55, follow the signs for Conwy Marina.
Aberconwy Park is signposted as a left turn off the Marina
approach road.
Sun-Thu noon-2.30pm & 6pm-11.30pm
Fri 6pm-11.30pm
Sat noon-2.30pm & 6pm-11.30pm
Number
of Vegan dishes:
About 7 main
& 11 side dishes
Price:
Mains@about £6-£7
Sides@about £2
Our
Comments: Bangladeshi and East Indian restaurant and
take-away. There are a wide range of dishes for vegans.
Inform them you are vegan when you come to dine or order a
take-away. They also have a restaurant in Shotton,
Flintshire.
Our
Comments: Guesthouse. They cater for vegan guests. One of
the proprietors is a vegetarian, so they fully understand
the vegan diet. When vegans are staying there will be
suitable breakfast and evening meal options. They only
cater for residents.
Location:
On West Shore beach. Detailed directions are
available on their website.
Our
Comments: Bed and Breakfast. The breakfast menu included a
full vegan selection and this is mentioned on their
website. Just let them know your requirements on booking
or on arrival.
Location:
In the town centre, pretty close to the railway
station.
Our
Comments: Chinese
restaurant and take-away. Avoid the oyster sauce, seafood
spicy sauce, satay sauce and fried noodles from the
‘Vegetarian dishes’ but the rest are vegan. Some side
orders are OK too.
Location:
In
the town centre, a couple of streets back from the seafront.
Our
Comments: Indian restaurant at a bed and breakfast hotel.
It is open to non-residents. They would like a day's
notice so dishes can be prepared separately.
Our
Comments: Bed and breakfast. There are vegan options on the
breakfast menu prepared with separate utensils and cookware.
Inform them you are vegan when booking. Plas Madoc is not
suitable for children under 10 years old and pets are not
allowed.
Our
Comments: Beach cafe. The vegetarian soup is suitable for
vegans. Otherwise there are jacket potatoes, sandwiches
and salads. The homemade basil and tomato sauce is okay
but check the pasta does not contain egg. The chips are
cooked in vegetable oil and there is a vegetarian
breakfast you can have without egg, but check the sausages
are vegan. There is wheelchair access.
Our
Comments: Bangladeshi restaurant and take-away. Awarded
North Wales Curry House of the Year 2008. If you tell them
you are vegan and don't want any of your dishes to be
prepared with butter ghee there are a wide variety of
suitable dishes.If
you would like something different to what is on the menu,
contact them beforehand and the chef is happy to oblige.
Location:
In
the centre of Llanrwst, on Denbigh Street.
Blas
ar Fwyd/Amser Da
25
Heol yr Orsaf
Llanrwst
Conwy
LL26 0BT
Tel: 01492 640215/641188 www.blasarfwyd.com
Opening
Times:
Wed-Sat
10.30am-8/9pm
Sun
10am-4.30pm
(last
orders are earlier during mid-week and the winter
season)
Number
of Vegan dishes:
1+
Price:
Starters and desserts
around £5
Mains around £11
(detailed menus and prices
available on their website)
Our
Comments: Homely
restaurant, Welsh in nature, serving quality food using
only fresh local ingredients. Vegans and others with
special dietary needs are welcome to call beforehand to
discuss a special dish.
Location:
Just
off Station Road in the centre of town.
Maenan Abbey Hotel (Maenan): Hotel, restaurant
and Inn
with no interest in catering for vegans. They also do
weddings so if you are vegan don't have yours here.
