Restaurants & FoodThe region surrounding Abergavenny and Monmouth is blessed with some excellent restaurants and pubs, and helped by the Abergavenny Food Festival is becoming famous for local produce and great places to eat and drink. RESTAURANTS & PUBSThe Walnut Tree Inn at Llandewi Skirrid - NP7 8AWOpened by the well known Franco Taruschio in the 1960s, this
inn is now run by local hotelier William Griffiths and by the
famous chef Shaun Hill (formerly of the Michelin-starred Merchant
House in Ludlow). Open Tues - Sat. Lunch: 12 to 2.30 Dinner:
7pm to 10pm Restaurant 1861, - NP7 9DNA fine dining experience run by chef Simon King who has worked
at the Roux Brothers and Waterside Inn at Bray. Fabulous food
from local produce. One of our favourites The Hardwick Nr Abergavenny, Old Raglan Road - NP7 9AAOne of our favourites and highly regarded, so book early. Owned and
run by Stephen Terry, it specialises in local produce. Closed Sunday
evening and all day Monday. Advise booking. The Crown at Whitebrook in the Wye Valley - NP25 4TXThe only restaurant in the whole of Wales to boast a coveted
Michelin Star thus making it a perfect haven for food lovers.
Under Head Chef of 4 years James Sommerin, the Crown offers
'the total dining experience' described as 'fine modern dining
with classical french disciplines', sourcing much of the produce
used locally. It has also been voted by Johanson as having one
of the top three wine lists in Britain (2006). Warwick Inn on the old Monmouth RoadA small country inn recently refurbished and with new owners providing
good fresh local produce, in rustic surroundings and a blazing
log fire in the winter months. Limited opening times. The Hogs Head pub - NP7 8TAThe closest pub to Dukes Barn, a 20 minute walk across fields
and a green track brings you to the recently established Hogs
Head. A basic menu but farmer sized portions, washed down with
local Wye Valley ales, sets you up well for a walk home The Hunters Moon Inn at Llangattock Lingoed - NP7 8RRA good local pub, fine ales and pub restaurant. A 45 minute walk over
fields following the Offas Dyke footpath. Bell Hotel & Restaurant at Skenfrith - NP7 8UHA 15 minute drive to this award winning rural hotel recently refurbished
to a high standard. Open fires, a friendly bar and restaurant serving
organic food largely grown on the premises and purchased locally. A
fine wine list to match. Skirrid Inn - NP7 8DHA 15 minute drive brings you to the oldest inn in Wales. Oak
beams and a rich history, and with popular restaurant or bar
food options. 
The Angel Hotel Cross Street, Abergavenny - NP7 5EN A restaurant and good pub food in the operate bar and always good
for an afternoon tea. And pre-theatre menu with prior booking. The Crown at Pantygelli - NP7 7HR Excellent for both lunchtime and evening meals and a good selection
of ales. Closed for food Monday. Advise booking. Bear Hotel and Restaurant Crickhowell NP8 1BWA popular restaurant and bar food establishment and a focal
point for locals and walkers, pot holers and all manner of adventurers
sharing their exploits in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. The Nantyffin Cider Mill near Crickhowell - NP8 1SGBetween Crickhowell and Brecon for 'the bistro food of rural
France' a well established venue. Closed Sunday evening and
all day Monday. Gliffaes Hotel and Restaurant Nr Crickhowell - NP8 1RHWonderful location overlooking the river Usk, with a rich history
as a country hotel with exclusive fishing rights. Famed for
its afternoon teas on their terraces, then explore their extensive
gardens before a leisurely dinner in this rural retreat. The Angel at Grosmont - NP7 8EPA friendly local community pub in the heart of the village. Fellin Fach Griffin near Brecon - LP3 0UB A gastro pub gaining a fine reputation for fine food in a
cosy restaurant with open fires and superb hospitality. Vegetables
often sourced from its extensive gardens worthy of a pre-supper
exploration in its own right. To book or make an enquiry, please call or text us on +44 (0) 7775 995161 or email info@remoteadventures.co.uk |
