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Bodnant Welsh Food
On the last day in Wales, we slowly spent a leisurely morning of our stay. After driving for a few minutes, we arrived in the Conwy Valley (Conwy Valley) in northern Wales Bodnant Welsh Food. It is a comprehensive venue with farm shops, restaurants, boutiques, galleries and workshops dedicated to showcasing and promoting Welsh's local food, drink and cooking traditions. This 18th century farm has been carefully restored and transformed into today's multi-purpose center.
The farm store is one of the highlights of Bodnant Welsh Food, which displays a variety of high-quality products from small Welsh farms and artisans, including fresh produce, handmade cheeses, cooked food, bread, jam, Welsh honey, and locally brewed beer and spirits. Each item exudes a rich Welsh flavor, making it a great place to explore the local food culture.
After visiting the store, we decided to have lunch at the farm restaurant The Furnace & Courtyard. The weather was fine, so we chose an outdoor seat to enjoy the quiet surrounding countryside while enjoying the food.
We ordered an English farm breakfast (£12.5), which included sausage, bacon, fried eggs, baked beans, mushrooms, plum tomatoes, and a variety of assorted bread and toast. The ingredients are fresh, showing the rustic flavours of Welsh land.
We ordered a cheesy pancake (£8.5, three pieces). The three-block cheesecake is served with bacon and maple syrup. The taste is easy, sweet and savory, and satisfying.
Next to the restaurant is a small and cozy boutique run by the owner and her young children. The owner shared that this boutique was just her interest, to showcase the work of friends and local artists. She specifically mentioned that the store does not rely on any social media or promotion, and advocates returning to a natural lifestyle.
I bought a warm scarf and a handmade bag for my grandmother, and also picked a hand-woven blanket for the child of a friend far away in Finland. Every handmade piece here is made by a local craftsman, and the price is affordable and rich in commemorative value. Here, we enjoyed authentic Welsh food and drink while immersing ourselves in the atmosphere of local art. Whether it's a rest stop or the end of a trip, it's a great place worth visiting.
How to get to Bodnant Welsh Food?
💡 Location: Tal-y-cafn, Colwyn Bay LL28 5RP (Click to view Google Maps)
💡 Official website:https://www.bodnant-welshfood.co.uk/
💡 Business hours: 9:30 AM — 5PM (Monday to Saturday)/10AM - 4PM (Sunday)
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