Cafés Pubs and Restaurants Cardigan Bay
Let us share the local knowledge of the very best places to relax and enjoy good food and drink in a special setting.
Sample the tastes of Cardiganshire at the Cardigan Bay food Festivals
There are some great places to eat and drink around Cardigan Bay. The problem is finding those extra special places, particularly on your first visit.
Fernhill Lodge Licensed
Restaurant
Always a warm and friendly welcome at Cardigan's Fernhill Lodge Restaurant.
Come and dine in elegant comfort in a Country House ambiance with log
fires when it's chilly outside, soft music and crystal chandeliers. Home
made cuisine of the highest standard, desserts that simply must not be
missed and a good selection of fine wines.Vegetarian, vegan and celiac
catered for.
Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Parties of up to 24 welcome any day of the week.
Bookings Advisable 01239 682635.
Daffodil Inn of Penrhiwllan
The Daffodil gastro pub is situated in the village of Penrhiwllan near the market town of Newcastle Emlyn. The quality of the food and the imaginative presentation of dishes makes this a real treat.
Gardd y Nos Restaurant and Bar, Aberporth
Unfortunately this restaurant has now closed.
Cafe Mwldan
Cafe Mwldan is open Monday - Saturday from 10.30am-5pm through the summer
months. It is a small family run business in the Theatre foyer area serving
freshly ground coffee, light lunches and handmade cakes and pastries.
The cafe also serves freshly made fruit milkshakes and smoothies along
with fresh apple and orange juice. The Mwldan bar is available to serve
alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks during the lunch period also. The
cafe has a friendly family environment and also has some outdoor seating.
Children's meals are also available. Bookings for groups and parties
can also be taken at the box office on 01239 621200
Coracles Restaurant and Bar
Open for Traditional Sunday Lunches & Evening
Meals. Phone 01239 710345 for details & reservations. Within Coracles
leisure complex there is a comfortable restaurant serving quality meals
and a friendly welcome in equal measures and there's a select lounge bar
for a quiet drink in a convivial atmosphere. In high season a programme
of varied entertainment features in the impressive function room. Enjoy
an intimate gathering in good company with first class menu. Or if you
just want to pop over for a drink amongst friends, we'd be just as delighted
to welcome you.
Harbourmaster Aberaeron
The Guardian December
19, 2009 50 Favourite Festive Pubs
tells you all you need to know about this excellent restaurant - The Harbour
Master.
Malcolm Gluck, wine critic..."It takes dedication to get here, I recently
returned from a weekend stay - it is also a hotel....Its secret? Owners
Glyn and Menna Heulyn see it as an extension of their family. Indeed the
place - and its chattering, pretention-loathing locals - are family. The
beers (numerous) are local, the food is local, the staff are local and
the weather local."... "Over my weekend I enjoyed a Gavi di Gavi,
An Alsace gewurtztraminer, an Argentinian malbec, an albarino and a bottle
of Chateau Batailley Grand Cru Pauillac 2004 (for a bargain £45)."
Aberystwyth Arts Centre Café
This popular Café with a stunning view over Aberystwyth town to the sea,
offers a mouth-watering selection of freshly made salads, hot meals and
snacks, plus plates full of homemade cakes!
Hot lunches are served from 12 noon with vegetarian options always available.
Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT).
Egon Ronay recommended Vegetarian Self Service Restaurant for lunch and
light refreshments.
Crown Inn Llwndafydd
Real Ale and good food at the bar or in the restaurant.
Delightful setting.