The best restaurants in Wales

I’d give no star if I could. Ordered 2 tray meals half and half and looks like they just banged them into the micro and called it a day. Rice was hard and all burnt and the whole meal just tasted of burnt the chicken balls were horrid and burnt tasted as if the oil hasn’t been changed in a while also the spare ribs in bbq sauce 8 pound and they were dreadful even the popadoms tasted of burnt oil

Popped in for a quick bite to eat after doing business in the area. The first thing that hit me was the overwhelming smell of grease and chip fat. The establishment was rather small which didn't really accomodate the amount of tables, so you felt Squashed. We ordered a white coffee which tasted like cheap powdered coffee, like mellow birds. You couldn't taste the coffee, just the claggy fatty milk in it. It must have been my husbands fault because as he asked for 2x white coffees which I think must translate to milky coffee in wales. We should have probably asked for an americano, if they did such a thing. Anyway, my husband ordered a full english breakfast, and I ordered a small version, but they couldn't do this even though they had all the ingredients as it was exactly the same as my husbands but just less of it. Oh no, they said..its not on the menu. We can do you fried bread with bacon and fried egg, which I opted for as all I wanted was a small cooked breakfast. Martin's, my husband's looked ok, nothing special, but mine, when it finally came! good grief it was a plate of fat. Fatty fried bread with cardboard like bacon on top the 2 of the most greasy undercooked , oily fried eggs wobbling on the top. I couldn't face it so they changed my fried bread for toast, quite reluctantly, and just plonked the now cold and greasy original bacon and eggs on top of the thin white toast!! I ate because I was starving, but couldn't stomach the coffee. It tasted bad enough the first time. who I presumed was the owner didn't seem bothered about anything that was going on other than getting the payment, as I heard her say to the waitress 'have they paid for their coffee!. The waitress who was trying her best started calling my husband sir! 'is everything alright sir, can I get you anything else...the owner still sat there contributing , and eager to make sure we paid!! what a farce!! 😆

I am extremely disappointed and upset to say the very least of how my family were treated at the traveler’s yesterday afternoon my 29 year old son who has learning difficulties himself but is trying his best to be a dad took his children daughter age 3 sons age 7 who has autism attended an event at the traveler’s yesterday where they paid £5 each £20 in total to sit outside where the event was taking place they took part and enjoyed however later on in the afternoon they went to McDonald’s to treat the children upon their return to the travels they sat back on the benches to eat their food just as the children were about to tuck in (as only the children had food) one of the bar persons came running out and demanded they pick up all their food and leave immediately! And said “you cannot eat that here” The tone and disrespectful manner to which they were spoken to was nothing short of disgusting! Of course my son being a person who is eager to please others as he is often misunderstood picked everything up and moved straight away, he was then approached by other customers who were disgusted at the way they were treated and offered to help them by keeping a space at the table while they went to the car to eat, after this event my grandson age 7 was very confused with the situation and as expected reacted with one of his meltdowns which continued throughout the night and into the early hours of Sunday morning where he had such a meltdown he was violently sick! We have visited this pub many times and spent a lot of money here over a period of time this has now left us so disappointed and distraught that we do not want to visit again which is a shame.. we also later learned that an elderly couple who wanted just a quiet drink on one of the tables outside but was made to purchase two tickets just to sit in the sun for one drink! I really think that staff should be retrained in their customer service and to include disability and autism awareness!!

Been trying fir quite a while to try out the breakfast. Well the wait was absolutely well worth it. Full Welsh, Cappuccino. Without a shadow of a doubt must be the best breakfast I have had. Every moral was very taste and washed down with a very nice Cappuccino. For those wanting to try the best breakfast, go to the Post Room.

Superb deli located just off the main street, bought numerous items from the owner who is very knowledgeable and recomended some local pate and cheese and coffee, we will shop here whenever in the area

Took almost a hour to arrive... Came to £27.80 for two chicken tikkas pilau rice nan chapati two baggies... Food was not piping hot but okay... I all enjoyed the meal just took awhile to come and was like warm 7 out of 10

Had an amazing lunch for a special celebration and the staff were so welcoming. Delicious pizzas and very dog friendly. Visited the upstairs gallery adjacent to the restaurant which sold unique and well crafted items. Both venues well worth a visit.

ordered a breakfast for take out. Bacon was tough and dry.Black pudding overdone, crunchy and hard. Dont like chips on a breakfast, such a waste, maybe offer fried potatoes or something else. Asked for half and half for the beans and tomatoes and recieved 1 plum tomatoe on its own. Thats not half! Fair to say its expensive for what it is and I wont be purchasing here again. Such a let down.

Absolutely superb afternoon tea catering for all our dietary needs (coeliac/pescatarian, vegetarian). A great warm Welsh welcome and nothing too much trouble. Easy booking process via WhatsApp. Lovely venue. Very relaxed setting and no time pressures for us to enjoy a scrumptious tea with a doggy bag to take what we couldn’t eat whilst there. Excellent value. Well worth a visit. Diolch o galon.

Nice community cafe, where they have different meets. Open wednesday -friday 11am -4pm. Lovely display of Mercian army equipment. Knitting and natter meet, just check notice board in side

Had a delicious jacket potato here recently, plenty of cheese filling. The side salad was glorious with bits of pineapple and grape halves in it.

What a gorgeous little find!! I went with my daughter, I had a coffee and a cake and she had a hot chocolate and cake. We both throughly enjoyed it, the staff in there are happy and kind, they go out of their way to make sure you are happy and make a real effort with the children. It’s definitely going to be a favourite of ours now.

It was a cold damp day, the inside seating was full, There was one man in the kitchen, washing up and preparing food, and one young girl on the counter. There was a long line of people waiting to be served. The food was basic to say the least, we ordered 2 pasties which came out of the warmer, just luck warm. We asked for 2 panini’s which took over 45 mins to come!!!! We have been there before, but will think x2 before going again.

Kay is tops in her cooking and service. A smile and lovely food with a hot cup of frothy coffee .Take away or sit in. Value and service are amazing.

IT WAS NOT TERRIBLE BUT . . . . . . having checked their website before leaving Cheltenham to check that the café was open that day and driven 50+ miles it was very annoying and disappointing to find it was CLOSED. The gentleman mowing the front lawn (possibly the owner or manager) replied to my disappointment saying "Oh, yes, I must get around to changing it (the website)".