Searching for a restaurant in Cardiff and South Wales. There are lots to choose from in Swansea, Newport, Cardiff and throughout South Wales with a range of cuisines from Italian to Chinese or Indian, the variety of places to eat in South Wales with its restaurants and pubs is vast. Find the right place to eat in Cardiff and South Wales with Sugarvine.
Excellent venue. Wonderful staff. Chiefy the chef is outstanding. Peter the poacher works miracles. Ask to see his piercing. Sam and Kath are both wonderful. Flexible hrs. Always busy. Booking advisable most times.Wish I was there now!!!!!
Nags Head Inn – Newcastle EmlynSimon does a good job in the Kitchen
Manselton Hotel – SwanseaI loved this restaurant and the staff and managers are amazing they are all very helpful and friendly. Whatever questions you have to ask they will always try their hardest to help and give an answer politely. The entertainment is fantastic on a Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I will go back anytime. Gareth Sherlock is the best bar man there so if you want an excellent pint of beer I suggest that you request for him to pull it for you!!! He is such a lovely guy.
Fontygary Inn, The – BarryI have to disagree totally with the last recommendation. We waited a long time for our food which we could see for a long time sat on top of the grill but the manageress was far too busy chatting with her colleagues to notice. Also the music was extremely loud. Ok if you want cheap food and everywhere else is fully booked.
Frankie and Bennys – CardiffLovely little pub on the banks of the river towy, friendly landlord and good value food.
Towy Bridge Inn – LlandoveryI recoMmend The cedar tree, top one, good food with drink and a very well trained staff!
Toby Carvery – CaerphillyGreat location, overlooking Tenby North beach. Multiple covers, so the table was cleared before you had finished. We were then told people were waiting and would we mind hurrying! Shame really because the food was lovely and spicy and the view was great.
Bay of Bengal – TenbyHarry Watkins restaurant provides excellent value with the highest quality food, the caraffe is a joy to drink. Well done.
Harry Watkins, The – LlanelliA good family pub, nice atmosphere with friendly service, a smile and good grub.
Crown Inn, The – Tenbythis and rhiwbina are the tops not the cheapest but the best . whatever is the bangladeshi for numero uno.
Juboraj Restaurant – CardiffFantastic place - have been a couple of times now. Went on a Thursday before, in a party of 12 and had a brilliant time. However, recommended it to my boyfriend and we went on Friday, atmosphere very different - had a group of people almost leaning over us as we ate because it was so packed in there. But I don't think the people that packed it out were even eating there. My suggestion; go on a weekday
Ba Orient – CardiffA great place to eat, good friendly staff which create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, fantastic service, modern fresh & funky decor & unusual outstanding menu. Great all round, highly recommended for meeting friends for lunch in the day or for fun cocktails and well presented high quality food at night, great for any special occasion.
Oscars of Cowbridge – CowbridgeGreat food. Nice village. Nice locals. Even let you pay next day do not accept credit cards.
The Dragons Head – AbergavennyExcellent food every time. Early bird is great value.
Foresters Oaks Country Inn and Leadons Brasserie, The – NewportThis is a gem of a place, a cross between a bar, a restaurant and a mini arts & crafts shopping centre. A bit like Afleck's Palace in Manchester, and completely unexpected in Haverford West. Feels like it should be at Glastonbury. The food is EXCELLENT if you like real "made on the premises" dishes, with a fair amount of variety and flair. For lunch I had a smoked duck salad and a tiramisu, and was spoilt for choice. Wished I'd been able to return but was on a flying (working) visit. If I'm ever in the region again I'd make a bee-line there!
Georges Restaurant and Cafe Bar, The – HaverfordwestWe went to this restaurant on a Sunday evening and were extremely lucky to get a table as we were advised to book. As you enter this restaurant it's like entering another world. It's dimly lit by lots of lovely candles and the decor is truly original which makes it very atmospheric. It's the perfect place for a romantic meal. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. There is lots to choose from, especially if you like fish. The food / wine was lovely and the portions were a good size. I can thoroughly recommend the creme brulee for dessert. Although this is a lovely restaurant and somewhere to go for a special occassion you need to save up before going as it's definitely not cheap, but all in all I think it's worth it. Definitely worth a visit if you can afford it.
Plantagenet House – TenbyWe went to Little India on a Friday night and found it to be very quiet around 7pm, but got busier as the evening progressed. The service was very quick and the waiters were extremely pleasant. The decor was a little odd, but clean and tidy. I only have one word to describe the food which is "fantastic". We were really impressed and could have eaten here all holiday given the chance. I'm sure it would become one of our favourite restaurants if it were nearer Manchester.
Deshi Spice – TenbyWent to China Town on a Saturday night so we expected it to be busy, which it was. The service was quite slow and we had to ask if we could order our food, but I expect on a quieter night the service would be much quicker. The food / house wine was very nice and the portions were more than adequate. Reasonably priced and well worth a visit.
China Town – Tenby15% off main meals for OAPs.
Choice of roast chicken, beef or pork served with all the trimmings, £14,95
Lighter bites for smaller appetites. Choose a main meal from the special Lunch menu and add a starter or dessert for £3.95 extra.
