The best restaurants serving British food in Wales

Really nice atmosphere, workers were very friendly and very accommodating. We were in here for a few hours and those hours just flew by, nice and clean, very polite! Definitely recommend!!

Expensive drinks, no food, no atmosphere. Tried it after giving it a miss since Covid, wish I had not bothered. Declining from the standard it used to be with busy bar and good pub food. Such a pity the management have let it become so run down.

Chips were average. Few nice crispy ones, a lot of greasy mushy ones. Cod bites disgusting. Dry, rubbery grey/brown ‘cod’. Chicken nuggets, slimy and cheap. Very expensive for this standard of food. Absolute waste of money

We had a week here and enjoyed every minute of it except the food over the week end they were short staffed and one of the little young girls done the desert and it didn't set but was still presented to us to eat.we all sent it back to the kitchen.But on the whole we enjoyed or stay.

One of the worst places to come for customers service me and my partner when in for breakfast today the lady that served us was very very rude when I asked for something and they didn't have it but it was still on the menu she answered with a very snatchy tone I DONT HAVE THAT so we said OK and changed it and while we where looking at the menu she was huffing and puffing as if we where taking to long to choose something else and we finally ordered and went to our seat and then she brought the hot drinks over and more or less throw them at the table didn't even let the kitchen staff know our table number the girl that come out with our food was walking round everyone with our food would not recommend even knowing the food was really nice will not be back

Very disappointed, you'd expect the windows to be pristine in a restaurant but they were disgusting all the time we were there. Menu does not change! Anyone staying more than a couple of days will go elsewhere. Very expensive food, waited an hour for a steak that was tiny and tough for £ 26 . No vegetables served with it just a sauce and chips. Fish and chips £14.95 - they were okay but not worth the price, there's a great chippy around the corner! Menu was boring and expensive. Coach passengers received a far better menu than we did, a roast dinner. I feel every restaurant should offer a nice roast dinner on the menu. Breakfast was okay, BUT the old fashioned toaster was extremely slow, it took 3-4 minutes to very lightly toast one side of the bread, it needed to be put through a second time however someone else has put bread in so we couldn't make a decent slice of toast on the mornings we were there. Why not invest in a couple of 4 slice toasters to make it easier for everyone? Teas and coffees were outside the dining room so you had to go and get your own, it would be nice if staff brought refills around. The coffee seemed watered down to me, very poor. I could not in all honesty recommend this restaurant. Long wait for food, coaches got priority.

I am gluten-free but arrived after the jacket potatoes had all been sold… Little chef Mo was a hero and cooked some chips which are gluten-free in a separate pan for me especially! The rest of the family had Panini‘s, a pizza and ham, egg and chips and all loved it. If you’ve been here sometime ago, then you’ll be glad to hear that it’s had a revamp and it looks really clean and tidy now and very smart well worth a visit.

Had to find my own menu as none on table. Ordered food and drink took nearly 10 mins to pay as card machine faulty. After waiting 30 mins ( pub not busy )our food arrived and only at this point was told to help ourselves to cutlery and sauces around the corner.I was shocked at both the poor quality and tiny size of the serviettes and had to use 8 for 2 of us. My mother's pie was overcooked and quite dry . I had the meal with a small steak, 5 chicken wings and double cheeseburger , corn on cob and fries .The skillet that the wings and steak was on was not sizzling and I could hold the skillet for 4 or 5 seconds . Whilst I left full I was really disappointed and the burger was bland even adding my own salt which I have never had to do before . Some tables had wet marks from glasses and had not been wiped over . I would not revisit the Three Elms Whitchurch due to my experience and the pub was not even busy .

Meifod Country House is perfectly positioned for Caernarfon, Anglesey, the mountains and the coast. It’s a lovely old building, extremely comfortable and the staff are delightful. The house is decorated to a high standard and the antique furniture is beautiful. Tripadvisor needs updating as there is no restaurant at Meifod House. The only food available is breakfast - standard help yourself continental and what looked like well cooked hot breakfast if requested (we didn’t have cooked breakfast). We only saw and met two staff during our stay, both of whom looked after us very well - nothing was too much trouble. Our bedroom (Brymer), overlooks the field to the side of the property. The bed is enormous and very comfortable. The bathroom is huge, with a double ended bath and shower attachment attached to the taps (no actual shower). Good big towels, high quality bed linen, and a fridge in the room. When we return to the area we will stay here again. I recommend it highly.

We stopped here for a cooked lunch and were very glad we did! It might not look stunning from the street view but please don’t be fooled - best homemade pie ever! Lovely staff, very friendly. Dog friendly pub (they even gave our woofer some dog biscuits). All the food that passed by our table looked amazing. Would thoroughly recommend calling by for something to eat, you won’t be disappointed. I’d recommend the chicken, asparagus and wild mushroom pie.

Have dined here a few times in the past food has always been exceptional, firstly this is connected with what was Jurys Inn Hotel, now Leonardo, but you can dine here if not staying in the hotel obviously you may need to book beforehand or try your luck asking for a table, I booked ! Tomato soup to start which was obviously home made and tasted delicious, for mains the half roast chicken with accompaniments was really tasty and highly recommended, all washed down with a pint of Budweiser see my photos and judge for yourself. This place is a little gem near the centre of Cardiff.

I have just come back from a 4 night stay - Highly recommend; the standard of the room was excellent (112) stunning views of the bay, the owners had decorated and equipped the room to a very high std, table and chairs, sofa, v comfy double bed, shower over the bath, all accessories provided inc slippers! The kitchenette was well equipped with tea, coffee, cleaning products, all crockery and utensils, fridge, microwave, toaster so for the days unable to walk / go out it was perfect. The breakfast and lunch at the Cat Rock Cafe were first class, great service the team are excellent and the food is all fresh with generous portions - if you like a cooked breakfast it’s amazing!! Julian, Allian and all the team couldn’t have done more to ensure me and the 2 dogs had a perfect stay! Some of the rooms have downstairs patios and some rooms upstairs have a balcony, it’s worth checking what’s available - and also what the interior layout offers - some have kitchenette and some have more beds instead - family room. All areas are dog friendly and the walks down to the beach and along the coast are stunning .. it’s worth more than 5 stars - many thks to all the team - Looking forward to returning next spring!

We had our Christmas party night at the Brown Trout. Probably their first one and I have to say it was amazing. We were quite a large group for what I imagine is a pretty small pub kitchen. The food was excellent, the turkey was moist, the gravy lush and the veg cooked perfectly. The service was also really good. Afterwards we had a brilliant band they seamlessly sorted the seating including removing some tables and chairs and still managed to fit us all in. Well organised and well executed. Cannot fault the evening. Thank you to all the team What a great start to the festive season.

On our way home from a weekend in Wales and we stopped here on a recommendation. From the minute I walked in my brain was screaming no! It was not looking the cleanest of places this may be because it is so dated inside with tatty furniture and dirty carpets but as it did have a 5 star hygiene to the entrance door and with my dad being diabetic and neededing food we went with it. We ordered three roast dinners and they arrived homemade but the veg was waterlogged and tasteless and I was pretty much not willing to take a chance of eating in here so waited for the parents to finish and made a quick exit. Only reason I put poor and not terrible was because the lady and her daughter that was about 10 that served us was very polite.

Parked here to walk to Three Cliffs Bay (£4, pay in the shop) and had planned to drive elsewhere for lunch but got back later than expected and decided to eat in the cafe instead. We each had the soup special (spiced chickpea) which was delicious (came with some white baguette slices) and half a toasted sandwich each (they allowed us to combine two from the menu which was great) - took a while to come but was very good and came with some salad leaves/coleslaw and a few crisps. Finished off with a lovely chocolate cannoli.