277 Restaurants near Abergavenny NP7

At the foot of the Black  mountains between Crickhowell and Brecon is The Natyffin Cider Mill. With our Farming background we know how goo ... Find out more

Our commitment to using high-quality local suppliers extends from our butchers, vegetable suppliers and even to our pottery (Matt Jones Ceramics) who have ... Find out more

"A grandly proportioned former coaching inn, The Beaufort has been lovingly run by Eliot and Jana Lewis for over a decade. Cosy up in the lounge bar wit ..." Read our full review

"Lovingly run by the Key family for 45 years, the whitewashed, flower-bedecked Nag’s Head has a charming interior sporting a hotchpotch of memorab ..." Read our full review

" Set snug beneath green hills, this immaculate gastropub is country cosiness personified – a feast of wood beams & flagstones, with a blazing fir ..." Read our full review

"This converted, 16th-century barn sits at the heart of a cluster of ivy-clad farm buildings. The interior has been beautifully styled to make the most ..." Read our full review

"John Page’s grandfather started selling fish and chips in the Pontypool suburb of Sebastopol back in 1949, and the family subsequently went on to ..." Read our full review

The Harvester St David's, Cwmbran, is a family orientated pub serving meals throughout the day from breakfast through to lunch and dinner. Breakfast is serv ... Find out more

"A lovingly restored village hostelry in the beautiful Usk Vale, The White Hart Inn dates back to the early 1500s and served as Oliver Cromwell’s ..." Read our full review

A pub fit for royalty! Warm and friendly atmosphere, offering a great range of beers and pub grub. As Prince Charles once said “the pub has a lovely f ... Find out more

" A charmingly traditional inn in the ancient village of Trellech, The Lion was built in the 16th century as a coaching inn, brewhouse and pig farm. T ..." Read our full review

" Sitting close to Offa’s Dyke footpath, this classic traditional country boozer also boasts lovely rustic views from its beer garden. Regular offerin ..." Read our full review

"Set among pine forests and trickling brooks, this long-time gastronomic beacon on the edge of the bucolic Wye Valley now serves a real taste of its sur ..." Read our full review

" The Boat’s beer garden overlooks the river and the old railway bridge that crosses from Redbrook to Penallt. Deep in the Wye valley, it’s a great pl ..." Read our full review