Holidays are a time to relax, put the diet on hold and really indulge in a few treats. A day exploring the coast and valleys will have you working up an appetite, West Wales is a foodie’s paradise, bursting with local restaurants, pubs and cafes many using locally grown delicious seasonal produce.
Fynnone Arms: A traditional pub serving real ales 20 mins walk from the cottage, Families, Dogs welcome. Visit their site here
The Nags Head: Local ales and fine wines, serving an extensive menu (including specialist diets), Dogs welcome in the garden. Visit their site here
Cardigan Castle: Restaurant 1176, a contemporary restaurant within the castle, No dogs in the restaurant. Visit their site here
Pizza Tipi: Stonebake handmade pizzas, Welsh craft beers & wine in a riverside courtyard. Families/Dogs welcome. Visit their site here
Crwst: A hand-crafted bakery and cafe that supplies local businesses with their delicious homemade goods. Families/Dogs welcome. Visit their site here
The Ferry Inn: Riverside Pub/Restaurant with terrace and jetty, views over the Teifi estuary. Families, Dogs, Muddy Boots all welcome. Visit their site here
The Golden Lion: Friendly pub in the heart of Newport extensive bar and restaurant menu. Families, Dogs welcome. Visit their site here
Llys Meddyg: Fine Dining in the Dining Room or Cellar Bar with locally sourced ingredients. Visit their site here
Other places to eat: The Three Horseshoes Inn (Cenarth), The Canteen (Newport), Food For Thought (Cardigan), The Cliff Hotel & Spa (Cardigan)