The best restaurants serving Welsh food in Wales

Matt is a great chef and so dedicated. If your looking for a quick meal this restaurant isn't for you. The whole experience takes all evening,he serves up to ten guests so makes it seem more personal, You can watch Matt preparing as it is an open kitchen and then he comes to have a chat about each dish. All I can say about the food is WOW as my title says art on a plate. Thanks for a great evening.

The grounds around Stacey’s Kitchen is beautiful. Perfect to go for a lovely walk and stop in at Stacey’s for some food. She does beautiful cakes. Highly recommend. Have also tried Stacey’s platters during a private function and 10/10!!

Lovely dinner, the steak and potatoes were great, the beer excellent

Too expensive £5 for tiny Sunday, would rather get a pot of Ben and jerrys for the same price which is huge. Way too expensive for a family of 4 end up spending £30 on ice cream, they need to charge much less they’ll get more service then.

Traditional Welsh caffi. If you're looking for a real Welsh breakfast with cockles and laverbread, in the centre of Swansea, this is the place.

My boyfriend and I stayed in Conwy from 5pm on Monday to 10am on Thursday, and in that time consumed 7 baps from Edward's. Right up the block from where we were staying, this is the perfect shop to grab an early breakfast bite or a lunch bite - I only wish we could have purchased some meats to actually cook as they all looked amazing. We had the following baps: ham/cheese, tuna mayo with salad, garlic chicken with salad, roast chicken with stuffing, turkey with salad, sausage with egg, and sausage. Each better than the last! The rolls or baps were SO good and soft, all the ingredients super fresh. We miss these! I want to open a bap shop in NYC now so look out for my future business venture.

Excellent brunch, fast polite service. Lovely food and very reasonably priced. We will return!!! Nice area around, all locals very friendly. Parking close by.

First time at the Plantagenet, and I must admit it was a great experience. All four of us have a lovely meal, with excellent service. I had the fillet steak which was really good. My only criticism was the rustic chips where a bit soggy and would recommend that you change to the fries, but other than that I’d definitely go back again.

What a great place! Visited on a busy August day and no tables available inside but we were happy to be seated outside. Food and drinks came really quickly, very reasonably priced, portions were excellent and the food tasted amazing. We were so full we didn’t stay for dessert, opting to take some home for later on 😄 Would definitely visit again

Rec cherry sorbet is unbelievably good.

Fantastic views from the restaurant but from there on in a disappointing experience. My starter of pork cheek was burnt and the duck breast I chose for main was over cooked and tough to the point that my husband had to stabilise the wobbly table when I cut the meat. My husband did slightly better with a rather lackluster leak and potato soup, his main was a success, he chose the chestnut and mushroom Wellington which was good. We were the only diners in the restaurant, which added to the slightly dismal ambiance. At over £100 for 2 with therr courses and a single drink it felt over priced compared to other establishments in the area. In its favour the views were brilliant and it was very convenient for bridge 116 on the Mon and Brec canal. However the slightly longer walk to Crickhowell is rewarded with excellent food at the Bear.

Excellent spot especially when the sun is shining