Llancaiach Fawr Manor

Sunday Lunch in the newly revamped Conservatory Restaurant is now available to pre book along with a Takeaway Sunday lunch available to pre-order. Pre book or pre order by calling 01443 412248

Afternoon Teas are available in the café, pre book by calling 01443 412248.

View the afternoon tea menu here:

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View the cafe menu here:

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View the Sunday Lunch menu here:

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Meet the characters of 1645 when you step inside the Manor House, the servants will tell you many a story of life in the 17th Century and the gossip of the time.

When Civil War broke out between King and Parliament in 1642 Colonel Edward Prichard was appointed Commissioner of Array to the King, raising men and money for the Royalist cause in Glamorganshire.

By the middle of 1645 support was waning and King Charles I came on a rallying tour through South Wales and visited Llancaiach Fawr for lunch on 5th August. Shortly afterwards the Prichards and many other Glamorgan gentry changed sides to support Parliament and Colonel Prichard subsequently fought at the battle of St Fagan’s against the Royalists. And became Governor of Cardiff Castle.

Today visitors can enjoy a visit to the Manor House gardens, newly installed interactive exhibition, gift shop, cafe and Conservatory Restaurant. Light lunches and snacks are available in the cafe Tuesday – Sunday.

Sunday lunch is available every Sunday in the Conservatory Restaurant pre-booking required also Take Away Sunday lunches  pre-ordering required call 01443 412248

Visit our website for information on various events throughout the year.

In a poll Llancaiach Fawr was named as one of the Top Ten most haunted buildings in Britain. Strange things have been experienced in almost every room, along corridors and upon stairs. Things seen, heard or felt, or sometimes odours in the air of violets or lavender – and on some occasions, roast beef!

Ghost Tours commence in October on-line booking via EVENTBRITE

Food & Drink

The Coffee Lounge offers a range of refreshment opportunities for casual visitors between 10am and 4.00pm.

Just passing by? Call in for morning coffee or afternoon tea. Please book in advance for Cream Teas.

A light bite at lunchtime? Soup and/or sandwiches.

Something more substantial? Home cooked  main meals served between 12 to 2.30.

Childrens Meals also available.

OR

Join us at our Conservatory Restaurant (only open on Sundays) for a three course Sunday lunch with fresh seasonal produce served! Sittings at 1pm

Booking essential:  01443 412248.

Weddings

Llancaiach Fawr is the ideal location for your wedding day. The Visitor Centre is set in the grounds of a 17th century Manor House and the self-contained Function Suite overlooks peaceful rural surroundings. Choose a wedding package to suit you, each one tailored to your exact requirements. Contact Llancaiach Fawr’s Wedding Co-ordinator Victoria Scullin on 01443 412248

• Civil marriage and civil partnership licensed ceremonies in the Manor House, Visitor Centre Conservatory and Mansell Hall
• The Conservatory seats up to 70 guests for a ceremony or wedding breakfast and the Mansell Hall seats up to 120 guests for a ceremony or evening reception
• The Great Hall in the Manor House can accommodate 50 people and the oak panelled Parlour can hold 30 people for a ceremony

View the Llancaiach Wedding Brochure 2020 here