The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Mid Wales

Just popped in for coffee. Artisans was nearly full with a mix of locals and tourists,a cafe full of quirky decor and a friendly welcome. I ordered a large oat cappuccino and a slice of bara brith. Both arrived at my table within 5 minutes. Delicious bara brith 2 slices and butter on the side..and a large hot satisfying oat cappuccino. I always recommend a visit.

We were looking for a good beer whilst in llandidloes and tried the Stag Inn. Modern take on a traditional pub where you can take your own takeaway in to enjoy. The beer was good 2 offerings from Three Tuns a great brewery and 1 from Purple Moose. Friendly welcome based on the one visit recommended!

What a shop! An amazing range of imaginative decor to choose from for your home complemented by a fantastic range of cakes! Wendy is also one of the most creative minds to ever run a shop. If you're in Builth or passing through you MUST drop by or you'll be missing out!! We bought an Angler Fish lamp we didn't know we needed, but clearly did!!

We are from Cardiff staying in Gwbert cottage to celebrate a friends big birthday so I booked a table for 8 for tonight 19th Oct 24 ..I can't highly recommend the Bistro enough , the food was amazing all 8 of us cleared our plates , service was excellent if you find yourself in Gwbert - book At The Flat rock cafe 10/10 *****

Went on are holidays to new quay and went in this shop got a kids the sup shack hoodie and hoodie for myself and my partner got himself a t-shirt really like them. Will still be wearing them back down in south Wales. Lovely staff and very helpful.

If you find yourself in Crickhowell, the café at Book-ish is a must-visit for coffee and food lovers. The staff greet you warmly, offering friendly and attentive service in an atmosphere surrounded by books, which adds a calming, nostalgic charm. The thoughtfully curated menu may be concise, but every dish shines. Even classics like avocado toast or a bacon sandwich become memorable bursts of flavor. The chef’s personal touch, checking in with diners, exemplifies the care taken here. Highly recommended—I can’t wait to return.

We were on a day out in Aberystwyth a week ago when we asked a local resident about a good place to eat. Glengower was the answer without hesitation and we soon found ourselves sat enjoying the glorious sunshine. The staff were very friendly (big thank you to the lovely lady from Belfast behind the bar) and before we even got to our table on the front patio, it was already set and ready for us. The kids were well taken care of with their food whilst I had a delicious steak and chips and my better half had scampi. My steak was cooked to rare perfection and the scampi were really juicy with crispy coating. We also had a fly-by from an Atlas A400M which was a sight to see! The prices were very fair for such good food and the next time we're back this way, I've not doubt we'll be eating here again.

Very very expensive 8 quid for a Lata!! I mean really! We didn't stay long enough to try the food!

Gre at carvery . Very tasty and good selection of meats. Plenty of veg . Well worth a visit

Two Hoots Tea Room at Devil's Bridge offers a delightful dining experience amidst the picturesque landscapes of rural Wales. Situated near the famous waterfalls and historic bridge, this charming tea room combines warm hospitality with a menu that caters to diverse tastes. Our dining experience at Two Hoots began with a selection of hearty mains. The burger was a standout, featuring a juicy beef patty nestled in a soft, toasted bun with crisp lettuce and fresh tomato. It was accompanied by a generous portion of golden fries, perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. The salmon with poached egg was equally satisfying. The salmon was cooked to perfection, flaky and flavorful, complemented by a perfectly poached egg that added a creamy richness to each bite. The dish was elegantly presented and served with a side of seasonal vegetables that added a refreshing touch. For dessert, we indulged in their ice cream, which was a delightful conclusion to our meal. The ice cream was rich and creamy, with a variety of flavors to choose from, each offering a perfect balance of sweetness and texture. The ambiance at Two Hoots is cozy and inviting, with rustic decor and friendly service that adds to the overall charm. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable, ensuring that our dining experience was enjoyable from start to finish. While the tea room can be busy during peak times, the quality of the food and the serene surroundings make it a worthwhile stop. Whether you're craving a hearty meal or looking to treat yourself to a sweet dessert, Two Hoots Tea Room at Devil's Bridge offers a delightful blend of comfort, flavor, and Welsh hospitality in a truly enchanting setting.

First class service, food outstanding,, Peter amazing very welcoming

Cosy, friendly cafe with the most delicious veggie food and coffee! Highly recommend!

Lovely welcoming pub great food at reasonable price very friendly staff the chef was lovely too would highly recommend a visit

Called in for a meal after a long day's drive, very friendly, welcoming and good pub food.

Popped in for a lovely Sunday lunch. Food was lovely, staff and service was great! Very good prices. Overall really pleased.