The best restaurants in Wales

Had a vegan dinner at Maddison this evening and was quite disappointed. The service was lovely and we were very well taken care of. We ordered off the vegan menu and the food came quickly however the portions were small for the price point and were very sad that the chips were oven chips not triple cooked as stated on menu. + Music was lovely

Lovely burgers my mum treated us to a meal last week definitely recommend 👌 on time delivery and hot food

A wonderful welcome, fabulous breakfast, lovely peaceful garden. Would highly recommend to anyone who loves great quality food and drink.

Pork scratchings weren’t the best though had a nice bevvy on the balcony with a sea view. Not too bad for a swift drink……..

Closed for refurbishment so didn't get to try but looked tired and run down a bit like rest of prestiegne. Town not worth a visit.

Firstly the restaurant isn't even named correctly as its situated in a differently named pub? The roof had a leak and the background atmospheric music is from the local radio station. As for the food, the pasta was overcooked, the lamb was burnt and the pizza was of the quality of a cheap frozen supermarket variety. Seriously overpriced for the quality of food.

Delicious chicken curry with a good pot of tea followed by tasty lemon drizzle cake. Very friendly proprietors. Highly recommended.

Big portions great food and prices

Always a great local pub, it's great to be amongst fellow Tourette sufferers. Always a good atmosphere. Xx

Thoroughly enjoyed our recent visits to The Ship Aground whilst staying in our bungalow in the area. As always, we received a warm welcome from Julian, Alison, the rest of the team and the locals, with the beer to its' usual high standard. The place was buzzing on the occasions we visited and I only wish that this pub was in Cardiff!! Looking forward to our next visit.

This was one of the best Inns in this area and used by many locals and tourists who all had great service and food both at lunch times and evenings. We are local and are now finding our way around other local places to eat. Try The Tram Inn Eardisley which is our choice to date. Also Black Mountain lodge at Glasbury is a good Sunday Lunch. Avoid Hay-on-Wye, all too expensive and not very exiting.

I have been to the Orange Crate on multiple occasions and have never had a bad experience. The wraps are delicious and the soups and the Cold War juice is my fave! Staff very friendly and great to have local.

Found this cafe on line, glad we did, the guys were so welcoming, even the dog was welcomed in. We both had the big cooked breakfast, wow, it’s not very often I actually enjoy a cooked breakfast but this was amazing, really good quality ingredients cooked perfectly. We’d happily go back.