The best restaurants serving British food in Wales

Quite simply the best Sunday roast I ever had. The lamb was effing ridiculous!

A delicious meal and friendly service. We had steak pie, lasagne and liver followed by profiteroles and bread and butter pudding. Looking forward to our next visit.

Chips were awful in comparison to their usual offering but I have to review it on my experience on this visit. If I go again and the food is better then will review on that basis too. A while ago I mentioned how dark it was by the exit..glad to say that this is now not the case

Just home from a pre christmas stay at the swan .We had such a lovely stay ,the staff were so kind and friendly especially nicky ❤️ The hotel is beautiful, very warm snd inviting .The breakfast was amazing ,hugh portions all cooked to perfection and presented wonderfully. We shall definitely return ,I was sad to leave .Beautiful hotel ,lovely staff and beautiful location x thank you all and wishing u a very merry Christmas 🎅

My best friend took me here for a surprise birthday party, it's under new management for the past three months and oh my god the food was amazing I had the lasagna and the sticky toffee pudding , couldn't find it fault with it will ,meats are produced on the farm next door and the flavours were amazing definitely be returning in the summer months.

30 mins of my life queuing I will never get back slow slow slow although not helped by people ordering gloop!

A nice relaxing place to get a pint

Booked for a Sunday lunch , sadly the food was not as we hoped , every meal came out separately over a long period of time , portions were very small and looked like frozen vege. Vegetarian option of quorn sausages ( Linda McCartney) the only good thing is that the staff are lovely . We ate here a few months ago and the food was lovely, not sure what's happened since , such a shame .

Doesn't serve food, lovely cocktails

Really good venue for a techno night

Don’t like! This place smelt! I actually came out and was sick in the street. Won’t be going back sorry

We spent a few days here as part of a special birthday celebration. Our hosts, Angela and Brian, were so friendly and considerate. They couldn't do enough for us to make our stay most memorable. The hotel was warm and cosy with a roaring g log fire. The food was delicious and of a very high standard which all added to the enjoyment of our special event. The situation of the hotel is stunning. If you want a restful and peaceful stay with excellent food and hospitality then we would certainly recommend that you visit this lovely hotel. Pauline and Ian

£9 for fish and chips. Over priced and poor selection of food for a fish and chip shop.They have an extensive menu but hardly anything ready. The fish was grey which indicates it's poor quality.

What a great place to have food, relax with friends and watch the adrenaline junkies do there thing… or join in the adventure and leave with some epic memories!!

A party of 3 adults popped in for roast dinners. The place was light and airy, with views of the garden centres plants. We visited due to recommendations. My expectation grew as I read the mission station on the wall, stating fresh locally provided ingredients was their ethos. However, the tasteless veg appeared to be cooked from frozen and the beef was some form of processed meat. Contrary to their mission statement. The service was memorable to say the least. The highlight was when one member of waiting staff creeped up to the table and barked out ‘do you want anything else.’ Not would you like to view our dessert menu, or like another drink, perhaps! Then with an angry looking face, she cleared the table. Conclusion. A restaurant it’s not; a cafe most probably. Expensive not, but when compared to locally situated pubs etc, it was poorer quality of Faye at a higher price.