The best restaurants serving British food in Wales

The food is good, but the communication isn’t. It’s not really professional. When the waitress that hasn’t talked or responded thanks, she then began rolling her eyes. What if she feeds her children?

This place is a disaster, around 3 girls serving at drive through window and only 1 at front counter.. Long wait in a short queue and when we received ouf food we had 1 meal that was OK and the other had hardly any popcorn chicken or chips in. Took it back and had bit of attitude off the young chubby girl who stamped her feet and walked away.. I can see why they work in KFC. Management needs to get it sorted.

I called in to buy some items this morning and to get cash from the cash machine. A gentleman called Jay helped me as I had problems with the machine. I must say he was so courteous, helpful and honest. I hope he is appreciated by all the customers and staff who work with him. Thank you Jay.

Great venue with lovely decor, staff were very attentive and created a great atmosphere. Unfortunately the menu was limited and food we ordered was poor. Chef is letting the team down.

I arrived early as I wanted a breakfast. The restaurant opened late and the manager informed me they didn’t do cooked breakfast as stated on the menu only bacon sandwiches egg on toast etc. went outside for around 20 mins to drink. MY coffee and came back around 11:20 to order a bacon sandwich. Was told breakfast had finished ( 5mins late ) and all they could serve was tea cakes !!! Not a place I’ll be returning to.

On holiday and struggled finding somewhere open for lunch. Service was fantastic, so friendly and welcoming. Food was OK, I think as it was an off peak time the oil wasn't hot enough as it didn't make any noise when cooking, food was soggy and oily. Had fish and chips, price was reasonable, good portion.

Maybe I saw this place at its worst, early on a Thursday evening when I was the only customer. It might be better at 10pm when you are with a bunch of friends and have been to several other hostelries first. The bar is large, with a vast barn behind to accomodate a large number of drinkers who never seem to be present. The barmaid was pleasant enough and served me with a pint of non-descript cold but drinkable beer. I did not eat here or see any signs of what food might be on offer. I remember this pub when it was the Prince Albert, a favourite with rugby players and usually fairly busy...but that was half a century ago. this sparse review is all I can say now.

it bloody 'onked of currys the dirty little fobs.Please clean the bloody floor, its covered in whit, sticky, mayonnaise type liquids and i also found a 3" crusty green and yellow big toenail in my chicken vindaloo. Now remember when you're a bad boy, yank grabs a shoe... hope everything gets fixed and i don't need to eat anymore nails,

We tried ringing the pub to check if it was dog friendly but couldn’t get through. Took a chance and walked down there with our 2 children only to be told there was a party being held there so no food was being served. Big waste of time!