The best restaurants in Monmouthshire South Wales

Visited the property for the gardens advertised as participating in the BBC Gardeners World magazine 2 for 1 entry. The place itself looked semi- derelict and unkempt. The gardens were the worst I think I’ve ever seen at any garden open to the public. Overgrown, weedy & unmanaged. It was quite shocking to see. We left within a few minutes.

Lovely spot to stop for coffee - we were on a motorcyce ride! Seemed to be a good selection of cakes etc but I resisted the temptation

The beer has always been of the highest quality that all other pubs in the local can only aspire.Well done

Had a takeaway from here and OMG the food was fantastic cooked to perfection chicken strips were incredible all food came hot and to the right taste we ordered definitely will be back

What an excellent visit we had! The bar staff and landlady were so welcoming and funny, we could have stayed for hours. Dogs welcome too, perfect stop off on our canal boat holiday, would most certainly return.

the curry had nice flavours as well as spice, and some veg and lentils in too (not just meat and sauce like some places) the chicken was good sized chunks of chicken breast. the chips were hot and crispy too. would get from here again 👍🏼

Great service lovely staff good food and a nice choice of real ales with a beautiful outside area overlooking the Abbey.

Service was quick and they were able to accommodate my order even though I hadn't booked, I was willing to sit outside. The food was ok but it most definitely wasn't worth the mortgage you need to pay for it.

We are local and come here fairly regularly and it’s always a bit hit or miss. Today was the worst. Service was incredibly slow. Forgot our appetisers and after a nudge served it with the starter. Only able to order one drink. Took forever to pay the bill.

Came here in June and it was a thriving pub. Rang w days before our current trip and everything appeared to be OK. But on arrival, and popping in for an evening drink, we were told the pub was shut as "the Brewery have sold it". No apology. Probably explains why as we walked in, two guys were raiding the place of its contents. What is it with this place? It used to be run by a lovely couple, strict rules but always welcoming and accommodating. Since then it has bumped from one crisis to another. So unpredictable. With the caravan site just around the corner, it should do sufficient business to get through the quieter winter months. Even the locals now boycott it apparently as you never know if it is open. Please, someone, grab hold of it, know how to run a business and get it back on it's feet.

We had our wedding reception here, they were so accommodating even though we didn't give them much notice at all. It was smooth from start to finish! They were absolutely spot on with the food service, there was 30 of us and the food service was super fast and no mistakes made and it all came out piping hot. The portion sizes were fantastic and we were all impressed with our meals. The wedding room was dressed so beautifully for us, so much effort went into it and it definitely shown. Again with hardly any notice they pulled it out the bag! Thank you so much Carl, Karen and staff at the Glascoed 😊

Lovely place, my husband & I always went to Caffe Nero in Newport until it closed. We loved their coffee. Have to make do with any coffee now until we go to Abergavenny then we'll go to our favourite coffee place

Really nice pub good parking and great food worth a visit shame cook wouldn’t do a blue steak!! Apart from that nice friendly atmosphere.

Nice pub, good beer. Didn't eat. Quiet for a Saturday night.

Mini pizza: ok Loaded chips: terrible Chicken bites: awesome