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Top 10 Welsh food in Tredegar, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Welsh food in Tredegar, United Kingdom including Farmers Arms, The Castle Inn, The Bridgend brynmawr, Stables View, Red Cow Inn, Aberglais Inn, JOL's, Bedlinog Inn, Latte-da Coffee & Kitchen, New Inn
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10. New Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By BreezingInn
Visited the New Inn twice over last weekend when staying in the area for a family wedding. We had two excellent meals, the first for 11 adults and the second for 15 adults. Every meal was delicious and freshly cooked. Also very reasonably priced. The pub and the hosts are friendly and welcoming. The beer is good too.
9. Latte-da Coffee & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 375 reviews
Shabby chic family run period restaurant in the heart of Crickhowell, the gateway to the Brecon Beacons. Open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. We serve locally roasted gourmet coffees, loose leaf and speciality teas, large range of homemade cakes,
Reviewed By CeliaM263
A great discovery today as good coffee is hard to find and this cafe had great coffee. I had the eggs Royale (Benedict) for breakfast and it was good - a little more garnish would have improved the presentation. Other meals being served looked good.
8. Bedlinog Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Beautifully restored Welsh pub in the heart of the south Wales valleys we serve lunch and dinner in our welcoming restaurant alongside our real log fires and have a wide selection of drinks from real ales to award winning spirits to enjoy. We also have se
Reviewed By Zimbabwe57
WOW, this truly is a wonderful hotel. From the moment you arrive you are made to feel welcome by the staff, and the locals in the bar. The hotel is clean, immaculately decorated. The rooms are very comfortable, nice fluffy towels and the shower is so nice. Full English (Welsh) Breakfast will keep you going all day... and the eggs were so fresh.... Dinner now I am not one to priase but our dinner was excellent, cooked our steaks to perfection, and the chips were so tasty.Staff each member of staff was friendly, cheeful and helpful, and the whole area was kept spotless. Outside seating area is lovely again clean and welcoming.
7. JOL's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By duckfacepink
We went for dinner with family. It was tremendous. I had the Halibut with scallops, mash, blackpudding etc. Which was amazing! The fish was pure white and cooked perfectly. My husband had the rop steak with pepper sauce which he said was perfectly cooked. It was with triple cooked chips and he asked for rosemary & parmesan on them...mm, mm.My sister in la6 had fillet steak which was perfect too. A way burger was had by my brother in law which was he said was the Best Budher he'd Ever Had!!!!So well done to chef. 2 of us decided to share a cheese board, but it was disappointing and a bit mean. There were only 2 small bits of cheese. So please give more cheese. Crackers could have been a bit more interesting as well.When back on wales again wiil definitely visit again!
6. Aberglais Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By huw j
Staff were friendly & helpful. The pub is a delightfully warm & cosy place & worth finding. ample car parking across the road. Although we had a table in the bar it was still quite comfortable. A little wait for the 1st course. Prawn cocktail was delicious but a little too much salad & not enough sauce. Steaks were tender & delicious, just a little over-seasoned for us. That may be just our taste though. Chips were just lovely. Desserts were nice too. I thought great price all in @ £57. Here steaks were ranging around £17 where at most other places they come in around £23 so absolute bargain. We will definitely visit again.
5. Red Cow Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 357 reviews
New owners from 17th december 2017 we serve traditional ales and a large selection of beers and wines we serve hot and cold pub food
Reviewed By pete9412
3 of us ate in here for lunch. Greeted by a lovely warming open fire on a very damp Brecon day. Nice staff, lovely piping hot soup for starters. Mains of curry, lamb shank and steak & ale pie. All very nice. Very nice pot of tea to wash it all down. Sadly no room left for pudding.Would eat in here again if in the area.
4. Stables View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By 481michaelae
Itâs with a heavy heart I write this review as this has been me and my partners favourite place to eat for many years.we had food here a few weeks ago for the first time since the former owner Declan who was always a great host sold the restaurant. As we arrived everything went fine at first as we had a nice pint from the newly installed pumps but alarm bells soon started ringing as the one couple behind us walking out before ordering not sure why and another couple had to send there steak back twice and also complained about the apple crumble on the way out never the less we order our food I had steak my partner had gammon which was ok but come only with chips and a small garnish of lettuce but desserts was were it all went really bad I ordered toffee sponge pudding and custard and my partner ordered maple syrup waffle and ice cream which had to be sent back as it came with just a plain waffle and bland ice cream with no maple syrup sauce once it came back from the kitchen it was drowned in the sauce and gave us the same waffle back that he had taken a spoonful of but wasnât edible after all that sauce had been added, my pudding was also bad and the custard was all lumpy tasted like cheap instant custard and the pudding was a microwave one despite only taking a bite out of the pudding and leaving over half of the waffle the waitress didnât ask what was wrong with it when she came to collect the plates we had to complain about it but she just said ok il tell the chef and nothing more was said or done and all still on the bill. Itâs just a sad day for us as this has always been a 10/10 in the past.
3. The Bridgend brynmawr
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By JP070766
A large birthday meal with 29 guests. All the food was served mostly together and with no complaints. Curry and the sirloin steak were excellent and superb value for money. Top place highly recommended.
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2. The Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
We are a local family run pub/restaurant/ B&B situated just off the A465. We are close to Rassau industrial estate and on the outskirts of Ebbw Vale in Rassau.
Reviewed By David9012
Looks like if u leave a bed review your doing something wrong here sorry but thatâs what reviews are for if u had a good or bad experience ..... deal with it make it better castle inn Well here goes firstly you expect a good value meal When your paying top money for a pub meal well We didnât get that either service was also terrible And agree with others if your a local here your welcomed but anything else donât bother Place looks ok from outside but thatâs is Food was awful cold small portions drinks were off too Again the biggest dissatisfaction was food Needs looking at
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1. Farmers Arms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Relax in our Traditional Farmhouse Pub or Restaurant. The Farmers Arms is over 100 years old, and once served the now demolished Rhymney Brewery. Featuring Flagstone and Oak Floors with a huge stone fireplace and inset log burner. The pub benefits from a
Reviewed By Sean R
Great food, expertly cooked. Been many many times now, and only just realised I had never reviewedThe steaks are superb, but the belly pork is something else in the evening Sunday lunch is as good as it getsThank you so much for your honest review.. see you soon!!
