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Leading Restaurants in Wales


Restaurants in Wales, such as 1620 at Bodysgallen Hall and 1861 Restaurant are listed below. A proud and independent nation where the Welsh language is the first language of many, particularly in the north and west. There is a strong tradition of choral singing, and the Welsh love of music in all its forms. Literature and poetry is also manifest in the large number of eisteddfods, a tradition going back at least eight centuries. The decline in the Welsh mining industry has now resulted in tourism being the most important industry.



 

1620 at Bodysgallen Hall

1620 at Bodysgallen Hall  

Llandudno, Conwy

Such is the historic importance of this country house hotel which partly dates back to the 13th century, that it has now passed into the hand of the National Trust. But those... more

1861 Restaurant

1861 Restaurant  

Cross Ash, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Chef Simon King and front of house partner Kate wear their impeccable foodie credentials lightly at this refreshingly understated establishment. The couple have channelled... more

Armless Dragon

Armless Dragon  

97/99 Wyeverne Road, Cathays, Cardiff, Cardiff Area

This contemporary bistro has been flying the Welsh culinary flag for over twenty years. Chef Paul Lane sets out his stall early in the meal with “A Taste of Wales” themed... more

The Bell

The Bell  

Skenfrith, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

This converted rural 17th century coaching inn is set in idyllic Monmouthshire countryside overlooking Monnow River. Run since 2001 by husband and wife team William and Janet... more

Bodysgallen Hall & Spa

Bodysgallen Hall & Spa  

Llandudno, Conwy

Two hundred acres of parkland, views of Snowdonia – what’s not to love about this handsome 17th century country house? Crystal chandeliers and open fireplaces give the dining... more

Carlton Riverside Restaurant with Rooms

Carlton Riverside Restaurant with Rooms  

Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys

In November 2006, husband and wife team Mary Ann and Alan Gilchrist moved their 16 year old restaurant with rooms to new premises just 300 yards away. A meal in the cosy but... more

The Chandlery

The Chandlery  

77/78 Lower Dock Street, Newport

Two floors in the 19th century converted chandlery are given over to a modern restaurant with period features. Family run – Ryan Mitchell heads the kitchen, new owners Gail... more

The Crown at Whitebrook

The Crown at Whitebrook  

Whitebrook, Monmouth, Monmouthshire

Settle in for a relaxing gastronomic experience at this restaurant with rooms. Nestled in five acres of grounds amid stunning Wye Valley scenery, this is the perfect spot to... more

Cwtch

Cwtch  

22 High Street, St David's, Pembrokeshire

You’ll find a relaxed, mixed crowd in this converted house in the Pembrokeshire coastal town of St Davids. Surfers in shorts and flip flops might find themselves sitting next... more

Fairyhill

Fairyhill  

Reynoldston, Gower, Swansea Area

Billed as “the jewel in the Gower Peninsula”, this Regency period gem with 24 acres of parkland has a lot to shout about. This is country house dining for the 21st century -... more

The Felin Fach Griffin

The Felin Fach Griffin  

Felin Fach, Brecon, Powys

Ruddy walls, rugged beams, sturdy tables - subtle it ain’t. But what this converted farmhouse nestled between Brecon and Hay on Wye has is character in abundance. Owner... more

The Foxhunter

The Foxhunter  

Nantyderry, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Chef Matt Tebutt has become something of a fixture on our television screens of late, appearing on a number of foodie programmes. But he's no Johnny-come-lately to the... more

The Hardwick

The Hardwick  

Old Raglan Road, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

This rural pub with its quarry-tiled floor, exposed beams and open fireplace is home to the prodigious talents of chef Stephen Terry. After a career in top London restaurants... more

Hotel Maes-y-Neuadd

Hotel Maes-y-Neuadd  

Talsarnau, Harlech, Gwynedd

Chef-patron Peter Jackson’s pride and joy is his 200 year old walled garden. Eight tons of produce including pennywort, artichokes, squashes, wild garlic, tayberries and... more

The Lake Country House Hotel & Spa

The Lake Country House Hotel & Spa  

Llangammarch Wells, Powys

There’s views of the river as it meanders past the lawns from the well-appointed dining room with its fine antiques and plush comforts. There’s treats a-plenty here thanks to... more

Le Gallois-Y-Cymro

Le Gallois-Y-Cymro  

6/10 Romilly Crescent, Canton, Cardiff, Cardiff Area

Le Gallois is Cardiff born chef and owner Padrig Jones (the restaurant’s name is French for Welshmen) who has run this stylishly unfussy restaurant for nearly a decade.... more

Penhelig Arms Hotel

Penhelig Arms Hotel  

Aberdovey, Gwynedd

With surprisingly few fish restaurants along the British coastline, it is a pleasure to come across this muted smart blue restaurant with views of the estuary, and with it a... more

Plas Bodegroes

Plas Bodegroes  

Nefyn Road, Pwllheli, Gwynedd

When there’s Barabrith and butter pudding with Welsh whisky ice cream on the menu, you know you’re in Wales - the beautiful Llyn peninsula in North West Wales to be exact.... more

Porth Tocyn Country Hotel

Porth Tocyn Country Hotel  

Abersoch, Gwynedd

For five decades and three generations, the Fletcher-Brewer family has run this acclaimed country house hotel that’s situated in farmland with views across Cardigan Bay to... more

Tan-y-Foel Country House

Tan-y-Foel Country House  

Capel Garmon, near Betws-y-Coed, Llanrwst, Conwy

The ‘house under the hill’ is 750 feet above sea level and offers sweeping views of Snowdonia National Park. The clean, cool, modern restaurant within the handsome stone 17th... more

Tempus Bar & Restaurant

Tempus Bar & Restaurant  

St David's Hotel & Spa, Havannah Street, Cardiff, Cardiff Area

For classic seafood dishes such as mussels with white wine sauce and stunning views of Cardiff bay, book a table on the al fresco terrace of this smart hotel dining room. ... more

Terrace Restaurant

Terrace Restaurant  

St Tudno Hotel, North Parade, Promenade, Llandudno, Conwy

Overlooking Llandudno’s Victorian pier and gardens, the restaurant of this splendid seaside hotel has a magic all of its own thanks to an elaborate tented ceiling with... more

Tyddyn Llan

Tyddyn Llan  

Llandrillo, Corwen, Denbighshire

After fourteen years in the big smoke running South Kensington’s acclaimed Hilare, husband and wife team Bryan and Susan Webb moved to rural Wales in 2002 to take over this... more

The Walnut Tree Restaurant

The Walnut Tree Restaurant  

Llanddewi Skirrid, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

This simple white washed inn at the side of a winding Welsh country road is a genuine gastronomic landmark. In the 1960’s, Franco Taruschio bought an authentic taste of Italy... more

Y Polyn

Y Polyn  

Capel Dewi, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire

You wouldn’t expect a restaurant run by Simon Wright, former editor of the AA restaurant guide and a member of Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares troubleshooting squad to be... more

Ye Olde Bull's Head

Ye Olde Bull's Head  

Castle Street, Beaumaris, Isle of Anglesey

This inn has played a pivotal role in the social life of Beaumaris for over 500 years. Located in the eaves of the oldest part of the building, the dining room couldn’t be... more

Ynyshir Hall

Ynyshir Hall  

Eglwysfach, Machynlleth, Powys

A mix of 16th century, Georgian and Victorian (Queen Victoria slept here), this handsome, luxurious hotel has all the hallmarks of the escape from the world one could wish... more