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Vegan
European
Breakfast
Vegan hotel restaurant offering dishes like “Welsh beer battered tofish & chips” [banana blossom or tofu-style vegan fish with fries], Kerala thali [Indian platter with multiple curries and sides], oyster mushroom shawarma [Middle Eastern-style wrap/spiced mushroom plate], parpadelle with red pesto, “FFC Burger” [fried plant chicken burger], focaccia sandwiches, and afternoon tea. Open Mon-Sun 08:00-21:00.
28 Reviews
First Review by ChantelleB
frankensteinsmonster
Points +1836
Ffing delicious - Edit
The buffalo artichoke was fantastic - inventive and tasty. The tofish and chips hit all the right notes as did the alcohol free beer selection. The onion pie and accompanying veggies were a bit plain (but that might just be the dish). The desert was only ok. Overall a strong meal for a decent price (these days). We would have given it 4.5 stars if we could.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-09-11
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AliceMatthewsCow
Points +30
Great food and venue - Edit
Food was incredible, looking forward to going back to stay overnight too
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ffigan
Points +8182
Wales' First Vegan Hotel; Restaurant Open to Non-guests. 🏴 - Edit
Opened in May 2026, Ffarm Hall is the sister venue of Beck Hall in the Yorkshire Dales. The hotel has 13 en-suite rooms, and the restaurant is open daily for guests and non-guests. This includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, the bar, and roast lunch on Sundays. The hotel itself is nestled in the countryside and has a generous car park.
Read moreI visited for afternoon tea and items from the lunch menu. The lunch menu consists of small plates, mains, sides, sandwiches, bowls, and desserts. The afternoon tea consisted of sandwiches, sausage rolls, scones, cakes, brownies, and tarts. Everything was so beautifully presented, and even the dishware and cutlery were tasteful. From the small plates, I tried the Buffalo Artichoke Wings and the Loaded Black Bean Boat. The wings had an incredible texture, and the coating was lovely and crunchy. The black bean boat also had the most distinct black beans I've ever had and was seriously amazingly prepared, and the crispy potato on the dish was unreal. The sausage roll on the afternoon tea was absolutely delicious, and the finger sandwiches were each distinct and tasty.
The menu has a mix of simple and distinctive dishes, both unprocessed and processed, innovative dishes, and pub classics. In addition to the menu, the restaurant and hotel are decorated in keeping with Ffarm Hall's boutique status and feature charming touches such as hand-painted critters. Ffarm Hall is an obvious must-visit for vegans based in or visiting North Wales, and I'm already planning my return visit for a Sunday lunch! 🌱
Pros: Great Menu, Delicious Afternoon Tea, Restaurant Open to the Public, Beautiful Space, Well-Stocked Bar, Fully Vegan
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ErwinKiki
Points +1637
This is a treat! What a hotel, superb! - Edit
Our room was exquisitely decorated with beautiful hand-painted artwork and incredibly comfortable.
Read moreThe vegan cuisine was delicious—every dish was flavourful, beautifully presented, and filling. Both breakfast, lunch and dinner were yummy!
We want to extend special thanks to Eira, Milly, Tim and Jay for their friendly service during our stay.
Highly recommended!
Updated from previous review on 2026-08-25
Pros: Everything!
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NatM84
Points +1097
Great tasting food and amazing hotel - Edit
We had such a pleasant time, staying at this hotel and the food is very delicious. We wanted to move in. 😉
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JohnBrownlow
Points +223
A brilliant vegan hotel in north Wales - Edit
Having visited Ffarm's "big sister", Beck Hall in Malham, many times we were keen to experience Ffarm Hall. We had 2 nights here to celebrate my wife's birthday and we weren't disappointed. The refurbishment has been carried out to a high standard with a lovely eye for detail - the hand-painted motifs are a delight - and the building is imposing. The menu is different from Beck Hall, which is a bonus, and we were spoilt for choice. There's plenty for non-vegans to enjoy and nobody will go hungry as the portions are very generous. The Welsh Onion Pie Cake was a real standout and very filling. The desserts were superb - special mentions for the Silken Chocolate Delice and the awesome Vanilla Cake. Eria and Tim and their team of young staff were superb - very welcoming, friendly and polite. As it's not in a tourist hotspot like Malham it has a different vibe and you should perhaps plan to get out and about during the day but it's not far from Snowdonia, Anglesey or the coast. We hope to be making a return visit before too long!
Read morePros: Fabulous vegan food, Lovely staff, Beautifully refurbished building
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lspilsbury
Points +31
Incredible vegan food - Edit
Some of the best vegan food we’ve ever had. We went for all of the small plates and they did not disappoint! Great to sample so many tasty dishes. The decor is really lovely too - newly renovated and beautifully styled. The staff were so friendly and service was impeccable.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-08-17
Pros: Buffalo artichokes, Tofish, Black bean boat
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MiaMon
Points +314
Delicious, great atmosphere - Edit
Very tasty food, ten out of ten for everything, my omni partner quoted the vegan fish and chips were better than some animal based ones he had eaten.
Read morePros: Tasty great food and desserts, Lovely atmosphere and good service, Fair prices
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JZH
Points +425
Living up to its reputation - Edit
I cannot fault the fabulous Ffarm Hall. It's a fully vegan restaurant with a good range of dishes. The portion sizes are very generous too. Friendly staff and excellent service.
Read morePros: Lots of choice, Portion size, Relaxed atmosphere
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ChantelleB
Points +1219
We were the first! - Edit
We were the first guests for afternoon tea and it was amazing! 😍 So delicious and fairly priced. The staff were attentive and friendly and the hotel and restaurant is of course dog friendly. This is the first vegan hotel in Wales!!!!
Read moreWe didn't stay in the hotel we had afternoon tea in the restaurant as part of a visit but I am still thinking about that scone and Victoria sponge cake 😋
Second visit: lovely roast with Yorkshire pudding, no notes!
Updated from previous review on 2026-05-08
Pros: 100% vegan menu, Gorgeous setting and decor / atmosphere, Delicious food
Cons: One toilet (can't really be changed I think)
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MarkHappy
Points +308
The best vegan food I’ve had - Edit
Simply amazing! We’ve been waiting a long time to visit and it was well worth it.
Read moreWe had the FFC burger, black bean bowl and pesto chicken baguette. All of it was delicious. Desserts also great, coffee and a scone with jam and cream was £8.
Updated from previous review on 2026-08-08
Pros: Quality of food, Beautiful setting
Guest
SamanthaJadePW
Points +405
Finally a Vegan Hotel in Wales!! - Edit
Yayy! Ffarm Hall is a newly opened hotel in North Wales, from the team behind Beck Hall.
Read moreWe did not stay here as we had our young son with us, so only booked in for a late lunch.
Im only giving 4 starts because there were some things that you could tell they were still working towards, whilst trying to find their feet as a new establishment.
The Bahji dish in the starters sort of didnt make sense flavour wise.
However the tofu starter (YUM) and the pasta dish (holy-moly), could not fault one bit.
The service was a little slow and the staff were beginning to get a little flustered as it was late on a Saturday afternoon, several afternoon-tea dinners had come in, and half of the staff were on their break. The waitress was extremely apologetic that our dessert took nearly 30 minutes to come out, as there was only chef in the kitchen at that time.
Hopefully this is something they are able to overcome with time, and it certainly does not hinder my desire to return in the future.
My only advice for Beck-Hall lovers is to NOT compare the two establishments. The menus are different & unique, and felt like two completely different experiences. But please do make the trip here, whether overnighting or passing through!
Bonus positive is that the establishment is in its own grounds so there is plenty of available parking onsite (if staying or passing through), and its generally quite accessible.
Pros: Great Menu, Lovely Atmosphere & Location
Cons: Slow & Inconsistent Service
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SofiaTheSecond
Points +66
Amazing! - Edit
One of the best vegan meals I’ve ever had… will be heading back soon to try other things than the Sunday roast😄
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-08-02
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NicolaWard
Points +28
100% Vegan hotel and restaurant 😋 - Edit
Excellent fully Vegan menu, beautiful country house in accessible setting in Betws Yn Rhos. On site parking close to entrance. Dog friendly.
Read morePros: Menu choice, Dog friendly, Accessible parking
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Shareen
Points +496
Vegan Luxury - Edit
Great rooms and super vegan food, a real treat. Our gluten free requirements were well catered for too. Lovely, friendly staff.
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DanScales
Points +34
Incredible food and lovely staff - Edit
We had an amazing Sunday roast and dessert at ffarm hall. The staff were so lovely and attentive. The atmosphere was perfect and the decor is beautiful. I haven’t had a Yorkshire pudding in years so that was a special treat. The apple crumble cake may be my favourite thing I have ever eaten. We will be back very soon!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-07-19
Pros: Food, Atmosphere , Staff
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Seanroy
Points +448
Amazing Plant Based Restaurant and hotel - Edit
My wife and I visited the restaurant for lunch today and were very impressed with the service, menu and quality of the food
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-07-18
Pros: Fully plant based , Service , Quality of food
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Kimbo
Points +238
Nice, but not as great as we had hoped - Edit
This dog-friendly vegan hotel was not quite what we had hoped for after reading the reviews. Perhaps we were unlucky to be there at the wrong time, but at one point there were four smelly dogs barking at each other in the restaurant - always at least one. Clearly we had not understood exactly what dog-friendly would mean - our mistake!
Read moreThe menu was heavy on meat alternatives and we felt we had exhausted the items which were not fake meats after three days. The menu did not change during our stay apart from the soup and dessert specials which were the same on two of the three days.
I am disappointed that I can't give a better review, and hope that these are just teething problems in a new business. I have given more direct feedback to Ffarm Hall.
Pros: Tasty food, Comfortable beds, Beautiful location
Cons: Not very accessible without a car, Smells of dogs, Menu is fake-meat heavy
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CianEvans
Points +34
Amazing - Edit
Food is fantastic with a wide variety, everything is vegan. Vegan sunday dinners, tapas, main dishes, salads, sandwiches snd desserts.
Read moreLovely location and decor with friendly staff
Updated from previous review on 2026-06-28
Pros: The food, The decor, Friendly Staff
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longhaired_guy
Points +41
Fantasic - Edit
Only went for a meal but was one of the best meals out I've ever had! Staff were lovely and food was out of this world! Bit on the pricey side bit worth it!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-06-27
Guest
missmagpiee
Points +66
Fancy vegan hotel - Edit
The hotel is decorated beautifully. The staff are full of personality.
Read moreThere is lots of choice on the menu. It was my first time trying vegan fish and chips, I'm impressed.
Pros: Atmosphere, Great selection, Funny staff
MelRowe
What is the fish made from?
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KevinAdams
Points +392
Outstanding! - Edit
The friendly, helpful and attentive staff were fantastic. The location is perfect- there’s so much to see and do in north wales. Ffarm Hall is just as good as Beck Hall, actually, in my opinion it’s better because of the spacious room. The food is just as good as Beck Hall, with some local traditional dishes converted to plant based like Welsh Rare Bit etc. Oh the breakfast is lovely here too, you’ll have not seen hash browns as big before. If you stay here be sure to go to Pip & Oat in Llandudno, they’re the best plant based cafe in north Wales and they do runny egg and soldiers as well as many other fabulous dishes.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-06-19
Pros: Friendly staff, Rooms and accommodation , Food
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Billlove
Points +188
Out of this world - Edit
I loved everything from the incredibly tasty food, luxury bed and bathroom, cocktails, hotel, location and the very friendly team.
Read morePros: Unbelievable menu, Cocktails, Luxury bedrooms
Cons: None
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AlexKingston75
Points +140
Glamorous but not pretentious - Edit
Beautiful boutique hotel in a peaceful north wales village. The large room was in the upper floor and it had lovely high vaulted ceilings. We had a 2 night dinner bed and breakfast package. The afternoon tea and breakfasts are outstanding, and the same goes for the lovely staff. Would recommend to any vegan traveller. They’re also dog friendly
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-06-03
Pros: Afternoon tea selection and taste , The Welsh rarebit breakfast , The danish pastries
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Blaspheimear
Points +1408
Fab stay - Edit
Spent a weekend here not long after opening. Such a luxury not having to worry if things are vegan or not! The breakfast had plenty of choice (the hash browns deserve a special mention). Dinner was equally delicious. Loved the oatly and booja booja in the room! The decor throughout is gorgeous and the staff are wonderfully friendly. Planning a return visit!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-05-25
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Clairemcc
Points +82
2 night stay at FFarm hall - Edit
Myself, my partner and our 2 dogs have just came home from an incredible stay at FFarm hall, no expense was spared when designing this beautiful hotel and you can tell, there’s so much thought behind everything! We really loved the gorgeous paintings throughout the hotel by Jenny Challanger.
Read moreThe food was amazing & the fact your dogs can be with you no matter we where you are is just brilliant. We’ve been to their sister hotel, Beck Hall, and absolutely loved it too. Make sure to book your dinner ahead of your stay as they get really busy!! Highly recommend the tofish and chips, juicy marbles steak, the blackbean boat starter & the tuna wrap - but you really can’t go wrong with whatever you order.
If you’re looking for things to do nearby, we visited Llandudno beach which was a 20/25 minute drive from the hotel. There’s even a vegan cafe nearby too called pip & oat!
10/10 stay we’ll definitely be back 🤗
Updated from previous review on 2026-05-23
Pros: How it’s 100% vegan & dog friendly 😍, The gorgeous decor, and little animal paintings, The foooood
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CuisineCammy2609
Points +480
Great Vegan Hotel & Restaurant in Wales - Edit
We stayed here recently for one night and much like Beck Hall it is a must try experience.
Read moreWe booked the smallest room available and it was extremely comfortable. The size of room was great with plenty of space for storage and areas to sit down in. The shower was also a nice size. The artwork painted across the walls of different animals made the room feel extremely homely. The only criticism would be the very thick duvet at this time of year seemed to be a bit overkill - made it extremely warm at night.
The restaurant was lovely with some amazing options available. The Welsh onion cake pie was extremely tasty and so was the blackbean bowl. The tofu popcorn pieces with the tartare sauce were a delight. Breakfast was also great and worth getting out of bed early for! The staff were extremely friendly and made sure we had a great time.
Updated from previous review on 2026-05-22
Pros: Food, Spacious Room, Staff
Cons: Dining tables too close to others
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