300 Restaurants near Usk

We are thrilled to announce our collaboration with ‘The Lodge’ at Cefn Tilla! Nestled in the heart of Monmouthshire, on the outskirts of Usk yo ... Find out more

"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

" 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

Welcome to Junction 28, a classic Welsh restaurant that's right on Newport's doorstep, where the menu is a delicious adventure of diverse flavours. Dive int ... Find out more

All our food is freshly prepared and cooked to order for you to enjoy in the comfort of your own home. All customers must now wear a Face Mask when enterin ... Find out more

hotel, bar and restaurant in the picturesque town of Chepstow Find out more

Inspired by the exotic and extraordinary regional tastes and flavours of India, Bengal Cymru is a contemporary take on cooking that is rooted in age-old tra ... Find out more

We are a family run pub situated in the Goldcliff area of Newport. We serve excellent quality homemade food in a traditional setting and friendly atmo ... Find out more

" 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

Immersed in a rich tapestry of history, The Dragonfly resides in a region that’s very important to its ancient Celtic community. Once named The Celtic ... Find out more

" A perfect place to sample local ales, this friendly, open-plan boozer sits two miles north of Abergavenny, close to the distinctive Skirrid mountain ..." Read our full review

A foodie gem just outside Abergavveny in the picture postcard hamlet of Cross Ash, the 1861 Restaurant has caused quite a stir among Wales' gastronomic e ... Find out more

" Set deep in the countryside not far from Offa’s Dyke, the ancient Hunter’s Moon was built to house medieval stonemasons working on the nearby church ..." Read our full review

" Reputedly the oldest public house in Wales, the Skirrid’s history goes back to the Norman Conquest – its resident ghosts have even ‘appeared’ on TV’ ..." Read our full review

"This immaculately converted set of farm buildings has oak beams, wood burners and exposed brickwork aplenty, offset by fresh decor and simple furnishin ..." Read our full review