The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wales

Evie and Lois are the best dancers , so friendly and inviting to ladies to get up on the bar and encourage feminism Would deffo recommend for the ladies

Tasty fish, chips and scampi with great views. Huge portions and fast service. If I had one criticism it would be to have proper cutlery, not small take out wooden ones for dining in.

Busy cafe bar, always a nice welcome

Fabulous staff as always. Burgers were great and service was excellent. Love the place and highly recommend to anyone. Give it a try.

What a lovely welcoming place. Came for a day date and this place was recommended. The owner was so lovely and accommodating and we had a lovely lunch. It was recommended the home made steak and ale pie so we had one of those and a home made beef cheese burger. We also had a starter of pate and toast and whitebait and it was lovely for me the pie and the burger were the stars of the show and they shined!! You can tell it was all home made and tasted so good and comforting. We will definitely visit again and I’ve continued to recommend since our visit.

Having read about the exploits of Gethin from previous reviews, we decided to travel the 350 miles from London to visit this pub and witness his exploits for ourselves. We were not disappointed! Not only were we lucky enough to over hear an audience with Gethin and be party to some dry stone walling and tiling banter but also to enjoy the atmosphere of revelry and good natured teasing. Our highlight was watching Gethin be locked in a cupboard, right beside us, just for jokes by the brilliant bar maid. She knows how to keep this scoundrel in check! Seriously, we had the best time, with delicious Moose bitter. Next time we hope to sample some of the food menu - the onion rings look superb. Thanks guys.

Chucking it down with rain on a Wednesday lunchtime Auberge looked welcoming. Not disappointed. Welcome was genuine, reasonable beer, superb welsh ham and egg for a great price. Great pub grub and service at a good price. Would come back again

Very cosy little cafe on the A48, 5 mins from Coldra roundabout of M4. Lovely interior, it's larger than it appears from outside. A variety of easy breakfast and lunch snacks. Children's menu too. Generous bacon sandwich on very fresh bread. Latte and pot of tea very good. Would have likely given 5* if not for charging 45p for a mini pot of Tiptree 'brown sauce' for the the bacon sandwiches ... Really? Just get some mini sachets of HP and supply them free. Photos added to show current menus.

Absolutely disgusting customer service. We were waiting for family to meet us before heading in as a group for drinks, we were greeted by the owner or chef (not sure which) asking what we were doing and instructing us to get out of her car park. We were planning to be paying customers. We went in to ask if she was ok with us coming in and she said she didn’t want us to come in as we hadn’t rang ahead.

Visited on a Friday evening with Husband and two children. Food was reasonably priced, (fish and chips £10 on a Friday) lovely and all homemade, including the chicken nuggets. Jaffa cake Sundaes were lovely, although should come with a warning! They are huge and one is enough for at least two adults. Would've been nice to have a proper drinks menu with all the drinks they do. But overall great food and service, we will return.

My wife and I were staying in a B&B in Berriew which didn’t cook evening meals on a Sunday, so we decided to try this inn for our dinner. We arrived without reservations, but were quickly shown to a table by a very pleasant member of staff who immediately took our drinks order. The drinks arrived and we ordered our food soon after. It didn’t take long for the food to arrive, and it looked very well presented. My wife had lasagne, which she told me was hot and tasty, however my steak and ale pie with chips was not quite so. Again, my meal was hot, but the meat in the pie was very grisly, which was a shame as the pastry was excellent. The chips and beans with my meal were first class, so absolutely no problems with them. As we ate our meal the chef came out and asked if everything was okay with the food. I told him about the meat in the pie, to which he laughed and then walked away. Now, what’s the point in asking me about my meal if you are not going to take action when you receive such a comment? Anyway, we finished the meal and went up to the bar to pay, at which time we were asked again if all was okay. I told the member of staff at the bar about the meat and this time it had a totally different outcome, in that someone, whom I took to be the manager, became involved, and she showed concern about the fact that my meal had not been perfect. She also told me that she would be having words with the supplier about said pie. We ended the conversation coming to an amicable agreement of a goodwill gesture, so I’m more than happy with the outcome. If it had not have been for the issue with the pie then this meal would have been almost perfect, in that the staff were lovely, the restaurant was clean and in a good state of decoration, and the service was first rate. My only other comment would be that the prices were a tad dearer than around my home city of Leicester, but not unusual for a country inn.

Great welcone, absolutely lovely food and great prices. Went here on the last night of our holiday for a meal with my family. Great choices, great prices and we will definitely return. Staff were friendly despite being incredibly busy. Thank you!

Absolutely disgraceful attitude towards diabled people. My friends and I visited, having paid for an evening of live entertainment, only for the wheelchair user in our group to be abused by the owner, Lynne Blair. She physically moved him and his wheelcahir into a corner and called him an obstuction. When we then left a review, via facebook, she went onto my business page & left all sorts of absurb comments in some vile attempt to damage me. She is a nasty piece of work and the venue treats it's customers abismally. I will never return.

St Ellis Gelateria Hands down the best sorbet I've ever had. They all looked so good, but I settled on two different flavours, and they were both so fresh and flavoursome. The apple was just amazing and the melon so sweet. I was tempted to get another on the way back past 😆🩷🍦

We went as a family of 10, it wasn't busy and all the paninies were already made & just needed toasting- it took them 40 mins and several requests before the last one of us were served, despite the fact that other customers who had ordered after us were being served . The food was unremarkable, expensive and bland, the staff were surly & rude. Avoid at all costs.