Wales offers a variety of culinary experiences, and if you are planning a gastronomic journey, here are some recommendations:
Cardiff
- The Clink:
- Features a unique concept - the restaurant is run by staff and inmates. Here you can enjoy dishes made from local ingredients.
- Purple Poppadom:
- A renowned Indian cuisine restaurant, where the chef creates classic dishes with modern twists.
Snowdonia
- Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel:
- A historic place with classic Welsh cuisine and a cozy atmosphere. The stunning mountain views only add to the charm.
- Ty Hwnt I'r Bont:
- A tea house where you can try traditional Welsh bara brith cake and delicious desserts.
Tenby
- Plantagenet House:
- Located in one of the city's oldest houses, this place offers a variety of local cuisine, including fresh seafood.
- The Salt Cellar:
- A modern restaurant with sea views and creative cuisine using local produce.
Llandudno
- Watkins Restaurant:
- Delicious dishes made from local ingredients, including the famous Welsh cawl (stew) and oysters.
- Home Cookin’:
- Perfect for those looking for a homely atmosphere and classic Welsh dishes.
Other Recommendations
- Welsh cake: Don't forget to try this traditional sweet treat at any Welsh market.
- Cawl: A soup made of meat and vegetables, often served with bread or Welsh cheese.
- Leek and laverbread: Try this traditional Welsh dish made from seaweed and leeks.
Craft Beer and Whiskey Wales is famous for its drinks, so be sure to try local beer and whiskey in one of the pubs. Numerous microbreweries and distilleries offer unique varieties that you won't find anywhere else.
While traveling through Wales, enjoy not only the beautiful landscapes but also the diverse cuisine!
