The best restaurants serving British food in Wales

We sometimes stay at the hotel and have now tried eating at the restaurant twice. On both occasions we have been sorely disappointed. We had lunch there today and tried a mushroom tagliatelle served with garlic bread. The foods not cheap at 15 quid a go and we were expecting something decent. The first issue was that my garlic bread was cremated so I sent it back. Secondly the whole plate was so bland it was almost tasteless. If you are serving a pasta dish with mushrooms at its centre it needs to sing with the rich taste and interesting textures of mushroom, it needs to be well seasoned, it can be so very good. This dish was none if those things. I did say to the restaurant staff that it was pretty underwhelming but they seemed fairly blasé about the fact. In most good restaurants such poor feedback would illicit serious concern and possibly the attention of a restaurant manager, not so in the copperplate. I can only assume that they care little about the quality of their offering or there is no process for dealing with complaints. Considering a three course meal for two with a bottle of plonk is going to run to three digits in this place it’s really not good enough and I could not recommend.

We ate here twice in our week staying locally Once a take away and once to eat in An added bonus is the happy hour with cobra lager at £3.80 a pint between 5-7 The food is exceptional with your usual Indian staples and some not so usual items on a very interesting menu Would highly recommend 👍

Excellent food cooked to perfection and great service, will definitely be returning for dinner here again-very soon!

Used to be a reasonable 3 course Sunday lunch for £19.95. Now £20.95 for just two courses. The beef supplier needs changing as tough as hell. Couldn't cut it and chewy. Last year there was a big hike on drinks prices this year its the food.

Buen pub, agradable experiencia en el bar y personal amable. Sin embargo, hay mucha gente menor de edad bebiendo y consumiendo drogas, y el personal parece no hacer nada al respecto. Los controles de identificación son escasos y deben ser de mala calidad con la cantidad de Menores obvios allí en una noche promedio. Odiaría que el pub se cerrara debido a este problema, ya que es un establecimiento por lo demás bueno.

Hotel Closed - the hotel is closed due to a boiler issue, didn’t bother to call ahead. We sat outside of the hotel for an hour trying to ring them. Finally managed to get through and turn out the hotel has been closed for 3 weeks - cannot understand why they didn’t call ahead to let us know.

Two complaints, firstly; will not allow a single chair be moved across to allow seven people to sit together, nor pull two tables together. The biggest group tables are six. Quote Health and safety, and fire regs, which is dubious when the chair to be moved is no-where near any doorway / access. Secondly, the staff member spoken to had made no attempt to learn any Welsh and gave a look of complete distain that someone should open a conversation in Welsh (news for you this is Wales). Fydd ni yn edrych am rhywle arall i mynd tro nesa.

Had a takeaway roast Sunday dinner while camping locally. Opted for the beef dinner. The food was amazing. 3 large slices of beef which were really tender, a crispy Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes & parsnips, stuffing & veg plus a large pot of gravy each. After eating my fill I reheated the remainder over an open fire for supper later. The beef was still tender & I still didn't eat it all, but my dog licked the foil tray clean and also approved. Great price, great food. I camp at Afon Teifi quite often & will definitely be having this again when camping!

So after having a family meal at Las Iguanas we came here for a quick drink before heading on somewhere else.The place was packed, yet we found a good table in a relatively quiet corner. We got drinks and I found the staff quick to serve us, it was service with a smile and the staff were friendly and welcoming.We only stopped for the one but this is a place that is return to during the day time.

Nice place in Tenby to go for a breakfast, especially if your vegan or vegetarian. The vegan breakfast was tasty and well proportioned. The latte was also nice.

Didn’t disappoint. Lovely meals all served with humongous Yorkshire puds! Lashings of gravy and the cheesy leek dish was the best!

Wouldn’t recommend. Tea tasted of chemicals. Not very accommodating asked to move table as couldn’t see for sunshine and no blinds and they weren’t helpful. Breakfast nothing special for the money. I’ve certainly had better. Turning customers away when tables are empty. Slow service

Oh dear, what has happened to the menu! We have eaten many times here and the food has generally been consistent and the menu sensibly priced and with a good variety of dishes. Our previous visit was about 3 or 4 months ago so I assumed we would get the same or similar menu. My bad for not checking; the old menu has been replaced by pretentious French described dishes (why?!) and a huge price hike across the board. We chose the King Prawns Risotto, overpriced at £18.50. The dish was garnished with one king prawn, no more: the rice was tasty enough but the dish very poor value for money. Regrettably, we won't be returning, such a shame after an association with the hotel restaurant over many years. I suspect many people, like us, will vote with their feet. Nearby Crickhowell has much to offer on the dining front.

Enjoyed a lovely breakfast here this week. I’ve actually been a few times and it’s always been good. The service feels like whomever is hiring or training the staff, really wants them to care about their customers. Both of us enjoyed our eggs benedict and watermelon iced tea. The eggs were perfect and runny. Yum. We noticed that there is a happy hour with cocktails, so we might try that next time!

Absolutely fabulous. Fantastic service. Clean rooms. Very well presented. You can feel like, Lord of the manor. Friendly helpful host. 5 minutes from Pendine Sands. Best value so far . 1200 miles.