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Leading Restaurants in South & South West Wales

Restaurants in South & South West Wales, such as Fairyhill and Terry M are listed below.

Fairyhill

Fairyhill, Reynoldston, Swansea

Reynoldston, Gower, Swansea

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 - luxurious yet unpretentious in style. The kitchen, under the careful... more

Terry M

Terry M, The Celtic Manor Resort, Newport (Gwent), Newport

The Celtic Manor Resort, Coldra Woods, The Usk Valley, Newport (Gwent)

Terry M is an exciting new fine dining experience which will impress the most discerning of gourmets. The intricate menu reflects seasonality with a strong emphasis on the use of locally sourced ingredients, producing fresh, intense and punchy... more

The Cors

The Cors, Newbridge Road, Laugharne, Carmarthenshire

Newbridge Road, Laugharne

Chef proprietor, Nick Priestland, has transformed this former vicarage and bog into a charming period house with the most enchanting, landscaped gardens comprising over two acres of streams, secluded seating spots and sculptures – practically made... more

The Walnut Tree Restaurant

The Walnut Tree Restaurant, Llanddewi Skirrid, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Llanddewi Skirrid, Abergavenny

Since 2007, this white washed inn at the side of a winding Welsh country road has been run to huge acclaim by British culinary legend Shaun Hill. Dine in the smartly appointed yet casual dining room, or in good weather take a table on the patio or... more

The Foxhunter

The Foxhunter, Nantyderry, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Nantyderry, Abergavenny

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 restaurant business, having trained in London with the likes of Marco Pierre White... more

Y Polyn

Y Polyn, Capel Dewi, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire

Capel Dewi, Carmarthen

This former country pub is now an informal restaurant offering simple, gusty food of excellent quality. The cosy bar and restaurant has a shabby chic style with its assorted mix of comfy chairs and sofas, quarry tiled floor and paintings by local... more

The Crown at Whitebrook

The Crown at Whitebrook, Whitebrook, Monmouth, Monmouthshire

Whitebrook, Monmouth

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 unwind and indulge in acclaimed young chef James Sommerin’s adventurous... more

1861 Restaurant

1861 Restaurant, Cross Ash, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Cross Ash, Abergavenny

Chef Simon King and front of house partner Kate wear their impeccable foodie credentials lightly at this refreshingly understated establishment. The couple have channelled their experiences working at some of the best restaurants in the country... more

Mint & Mustard

Mint & Mustard, 134 Whitchurch Road, Cardiff

134 Whitchurch Road, Cardiff

When opening Mint & Mustard in Cardiff back in 2007, Chef Anand George was determined to redefine Indian Cuisine. The menu is a collection of modern dishes, expertly presented but still based on the traditional flavours and spices of India. The... more

Cnapan

Cnapan, East Street, Newport (Pembrokeshire), Pembrokeshire

East Street, Newport (Pembrokeshire)

Nestled between the Preseli hills and Pembrokeshire coast, Cnapan oozes family tradition and charm. The intimate, homely dining room includes an exposed stone fireplace with customary horse brasses and crossed swords. However, the menu and wine list... more

Didier & Stephanie

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56 St Helen's Road, Swansea

For over ten years, Didier & Stephanie has been bringing authentic French fine dining to Swansea. It is cosy little space, seating just 20 and tucked away in a Victorian house, a short walk from the centre of town. Didier Suvé is classically trained... more

Llys Meddyg

Llys Meddyg, East Street, Newport (Pembrokeshire), Pembrokeshire

East Street, Newport (Pembrokeshire)

Llys Meddyg’s owners have brought something of the metropolitan cool to sleepy west Wales. Llys Meddyg is a boutique restaurant with rooms sitting neatly between the Pembrokeshire mountains and coast. There are three dining areas: the garden room and... more

The Druidstone

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Broad Haven, Haverfordwest

Perched on top of Pembrokeshire’s striking cliffs, food is served by candlelight in the dining room and on the terrace with views of sea and 20 acres of natural gardens. The family owners cook unpretentious, homemade meals using fresh ingredients... more

Park House

Park House, 20 Park Place, Cardiff

20 Park Place, Cardiff

This grade I listed gothic revival building is one of Wales' most notable 19th Century houses and plays host to the Burges Restaurant. Decked out with linen, red plush drapery, original wood panelling and period lampshades this is a classy affair.... more

The Stonemill

The Stonemill, Rockfield, Monmouth, Monmouthshire

Rockfield, Monmouth

Set in an oak timbered 16th-century cider mill complete with vaulted ceiling and mill stone still in situ, this atmospheric restaurant offers modern European cooking in an ancient setting. Bare brick walls and wooden tables and chairs complete the... more

The Grove

The Grove, Molleston, Narberth, Pembrokeshire

Molleston, Narberth

Part of the 26 acres that surrounds this beautifully restored mansion house in the Pembrokeshire countryside is given over to a kitchen garden. That means chef Duncan Barham has over 70 varieties of vegetables, summer fruits and herbs top play with,... more

Hanson at the Chelsea Restaurant

Hanson at the Chelsea Restaurant, 17 St Mary's Street, Swansea

17 St Mary's Street, Swansea

It is worth taking the time to root out this restaurant which offers modern British cuisine with international and Welsh influences in a quite side street in the bustling city centre. Covering two floors, the restaurant has a rustic feel with... more

Cwtch

Cwtch, 22 High Street, St David's, Pembrokeshire

22 High Street, St David's

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 to smartly dressed couples. Exposed stone and rough plaster lend their... more

Bacaro

Bacaro, No. 2 Celtic Springs Retail Parade, Newport (Gwent), Newport

No. 2 Celtic Springs Retail Parade, Lakeside Drive, Coedkernew, Newport (Gwent)

This simple yet stylish family friendly restaurant is named after the famously relaxed and convivial taverns of Venice where guests traditionally enjoy an 'ombretta' (tumbler of wine) and some 'cicheto, a sort of Italian version of tapas. Here,... more

Slice

Slice, 73/75 Eversley Road, Swansea

73/75 Eversley Road, Sketty, Swansea

Owners Paul and Helen have impressive culinary careers and have worked with several renowned chefs such as Peter Gorton (of Horn of Plenty in Devon fame) before opening their own place. They are also passionate about using local, Welsh produce on... more

The Clytha Arms

The Clytha Arms, Clytha, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Clytha, Abergavenny

An ancient converted dower house, on a wooded hill top in the Welsh countryside, houses this is a popular traditional pub, skittles and all that incorporates an award winning restaurant. The kitchen sources top quality local ingredients to produce an... more

Mimosa Kitchen & Bar

Mimosa Kitchen & Bar, Mermaid Quay, Cardiff

Mermaid Quay, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff

Drinkers and diners combine to create a lively atmosphere at Mimosa Kitchen & Bar, it’s a bright, open-plan space with a modern interior – including a brushed steel bar, dark wooden tables, leather chairs and Welsh slate floors – and has a small al... more

Tempus at Tides Bar and Restaurant

Tempus at Tides Bar and Restaurant, St David's Hotel & Spa, Cardiff

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

The superb Tempus at Tides Bar and Restaurant is situated within the famed St David’s Hotel and Spa, the pinnacle of Cardiff style and class. Wonderful views across Cardiff Bay are accompanied by 1920s style décor in softly muted tones and natural... more

Jamie's Italian, Cardiff

Jamie's Italian, Cardiff, Unit LG 69/70, Cardiff

Unit LG 69/70, St David's 2 Shopping Centre, Cardiff

Jamie’s Italian is a bustling restaurant set over two floors and enjoys an al fresco dining area. The kitchen is open plan, adding to the busy atmosphere, and serves simple, rustic Italian food in an informal setting. Jamie’s Italian spaghetti... more

The Hardwick

The Hardwick, Raglan Road, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Raglan Road, Hardwick, Abergavenny

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 where he was known for his cutting edge cookery, Terry has settled into a... more

The Bell at Skenfrith

The Bell at Skenfrith, Skenfrith, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire

Skenfrith, Abergavenny

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 Hutchings, the inn has been sensitively refurbished, retaining period... more

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