The best restaurants serving British food in Wales

Never been but images suggest a real dump.And it supports hunting animals with dogs.Must be on its uppers Extraordinary just how low some people will stoop for money. Avoid.

Me and the kids went y'day and were greeted by 2 lovely big smiles (from the man in charge and a young lady), and were given the biggest portion of cheesy chips carefully layered for maximum taste! Great customer service and great food. Thank you. We were impressed! 😀

Great pub dog friendly and relaxing after walks around llanberis. Staff very friendly our 4th visit here

Booked a table, arrived on time, they cook fresh which is fine don’t mind a little wait. Everything was being packed up which I totally understand as was a late booking 10:15, advertised until 10:30, however after 50 minutes still hadn’t had a freshly cooked breakfast because the woman in the kitchen (which you can see from the table) had major attitude with the waitress and forgot to cook half of the breakfast. If I could have had a bowl of cereal then might have been something but it was put away. Then when I asked about the breakfast and why people that came in later had eaten and left, they said there was an issue with a poached egg pan. I’d have happily had scrambled or a fried one if they had said 30 mins earlier. Has majorly put me off and can say I won’t be coming back, will just go to Morrisons cafe next door!

I loved the rooms and the beds were really comfortable. The food in the attached restaurant and bar was excellent. The Lady who served us was extremely nice.

£1.85 for tiny kid’s glass of lemonade

Lovely service and staff, good food for a fair price.

I had a significant birthday celebration at The Old Barn Inn recently and it was fabulous the staff were amazing and very attentive. The food was fabulous, can't praise the place enough. Would definitely recommend no matter what the event. 💯

Hi, Writing on behalf of my daughter and son in law. It was truly awful. First course took an hour despite hardly anyone else there. Main corse included hair so was left uneaten. Free first course given as an apology, but still cost £60.00 for awful food. Avoid at all costs.

We called in for a quick lunch on Saturday. We usually go elsewhere, but Tenby was busy so we ended up in Tenby House. We ordered the sausage and mash with onion gravy for my husband, beetroot falafel with a flatbread for me and a bowl of chips for our son . We were expecting big standard pub grub, but we were pleasantly surprised. The food was served quickly and was absolutely delicious. My husband commented that his food was nicer than some he had received in more expensive restaurants. A lot of places pay lip service to vegetarians and do the food badly, this was certainly not the case here. My food was lovely, very well cooked and presented. My only gripe is that the lagers they have on tap are naff

The Hafod is such a special place! The location is majestic and the rooms are full of character and comfort. With wonderful, welcoming staff and excellent food, this hotel is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the surroundings. With Devil's Bridge at the doorstep, it was lovely to be able to wake up early to complete the waterfall hike before it got busy. Stay for the Sunday roast!

Great food allergies knowledge, lovely staff and the food was amazing! Will definitely revisit and we highly recommend it

Sunday lunch for two, very good service particularly by Kaylie. Food was excellent, as was the coffee.

Nice people but horrendously slow service!

Fabulous views over lake Vyrnwy whilst indulging with good food for our lunch.