The best restaurants in Wales

Lovely coffee, lovely staff and great sausage baguette toast and tasty crumpets. Hit the spot on a cool windy morning in Tywyn.

This is our fave wine bar in Cardiff. The wine is second to none and the cheese toasty... OH MY GOD THE CHEEST TOASTY! The service is always attentive and the fact they take part in the Cardiff Wine Passport is just an added bonus. We have been here a lot over the summer and enjoyed a wine slushie or 6. We have been here during Christmas time too and love the Baileys hot choc. Long story short, we are frequent visitors and plan to always be!

Lovely pub with extremely tentative and accommodating propietors. My dad has dementia and they couldn't have been more helpful and nicer to him. We were strangers here on our first visit but they treated us like their favourite customers. They treat all their customers like that. The food was amazing and generous! Can't fault this traditional Welsh pub. We would visit regularly if we were more local to the area. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Where else would you see a cafe surrounded by several flocks of sheep? 🐏🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑 On a Welsh mountain side in the middle of the Brecon Beacons, that's where! What a unique and enjoyable experience; sipping hot freshly made coffee, munching a lovely bacon 'butty' with the breeze blowing through the valley. Plus, a 'captive' audience, each one of the woolly creatures in the audience hoping for a free sample from my bread roll. No luck there I'm afraid. Good quality burger, fresh bun and great service from the proprietor. Will definitely use again.

I bet the locals keep this place quiet - it's a little gem. It's light, modern and clean with plenty of seating. The cakes are beautifully artistic and delicious. The portions are generous and prices very reasonable. So glad we stopped by. What a lovely place (but don't tell anyone 😉)

Beautiful place, reasonably priced, atmosphere excellent, Food excellent, I'd highly recommend and we will be back. I'll be grabbing the local honey next time

First visit to Little Pickers this morning, and won't be the last. Great service, lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and food was really tasty. Opted for the granola bowl with fruit and greek Yogurt and honey. Right size portion and the fruits were tasty. Greek yogurt was thick and creamy - as it should be. Flat white coffee was hot and flavoursome, not bitter. This is a lovely little place for a quick bite or a bit longer if you want to just chill. Will be visiting again very soon! Bill came to under £20 for 2 of us. Well worth it.

What a find! I used Google to locate a breakfast between Cardiff and Clevedon as we didn't want to go into the city and it did not disappoint. It was busy with cyclists having coffee and pastries, locals buying bread and friends meeting up. The food was superb. We had bacon in freshly baked rolls and all took away pastries or sweet treats. My brioche bread and butter slice was chuffing awesome! It's obviously very well frequented by people who live locally. What an asset!

Little gem. Divine scones and jam. Artwork is stunning. Bought an amazing picture of The Preseli mountains. Love it. Been a few times and always a lovely welcome.

Highly recommended sandwich shop! I really enjoyed the chicken wrap and the rice pudding was fantastic! Service was lovely.

So I ordered an afternoon tea as a treat for myself and my daughter. It was amazing! Being a vegetarian Im really fussy when it comes to food. Linda did an excellent tea for us. 100 💯 highly recommend. Best one i have ever had.

We ordered some bread from Andy for our wedding breakfast and it was absolutely amazing. I would highly recommended ordering. Thank you Andy!

My younger brother just got married her absolutely amazing the host are great they sorted everything out. Nothing was to much trouble real family friendly atmosphere 100% recommend

What a gastronomic delight to the tastebuds we had, when popping in for lunch with friends today. Unsure of the offerings available for (two of us) being vegetarian, the menu and meal certainly did not disappoint. From the first mouthful it was impressively wonderful. Three empty plates from three friends and a promise to return very soon. A hidden gem of an eatery in the town of Mold. Thank you!

Having heard some positive comments from friends decided to book a table to try the Sunday Special (Sunday 3rd March). On arriving was made very welcoming by the attentive staff and the restaurant itself was very well lit and spotlessly clean. The food was fantastic, well presented and well worth the money. Just a note for anyone wishing to book a table as it doesn't have a liquor licence, its therefore a "Brink Your Own" (BYO) for any alcoholic drinks, which from eating at other BYO restaraunts in the past would expect a small corkage charge to be levied. Will put "East Meets West" on my to revisit list.