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The Nags Head is a riverside gastro-pub which offers a range of dining options, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten free, from bar snacks to evening meals - all home made.

30+ day aged steaks ensure more intense flavour and make the steaks more tender. Steaks and burgers are char-grilled and there are fish & many other dishes including vegetarian and vegan options.

A quaint, cottage-like "Veggie" café serving up home cooked wholesome nutritious and delicious food, catering for all and offering a wide range of delicious veggie, vegan and gluten free meals.

The Travelling Teapot has lots of lovely sweet and savory goodies ready to takeaway or you can come and enjoy a light lunch, cakes and snacks in the tea room. You can even pick up your favorite Welsh tipple.

Food for Thought will not disappoint, whether you are looking for a quick coffee and cake or a full cooked breakfast, it is all home cooked food, including vegan, vegetarian and gluten free, using local produce.

Cegin 1176 Kitchen is Cardigan Castle’s awesome on-site café and restaurant, combining locally sourced produce with stunning views and sympathetic contemporary design.

The Glasshouse Café offers hand made dishes including flavoursome soup, filled paninis, main meals specials, home-made cakes & freshly brewed coffee or tea. A healthy children's menu is also available.

Caffi'r Caban is in the visitor centre and shop at Castell Henllys Iron Age hill fort near Newport, Pembs, where they serve all day breakfasts, light meals and cakes, together with fresh-brewed coffee and tea.

Pizzatipi in Cardigan offer stonebake handmade pizzas, breads, delicious apertisers & sweets, great coffee, welsh craft beers & wine in a riverside courtyard, run by 4 brothers & their band of friends.

Whether you fancy brunch, or simply coffee & cake, Crwst in Cardigan offers well cooked & presented food using top quality ingredients, many from local suppliers. They also sell preserves & home bake kits.

The Coach House Café, gift shop, art gallery & museum set in the grounds of St Dogmaels Abbey, offering a wide variety of home made breakfast, lunches and cakes using local, seasonal produce.

The Castle Café produces delicious home made meals and cakes at affordable prices, many of the ingredients coming from local shops. The Castle Café welcomes families and is a dog friendly cafe.

Located in St. Dogmaels, on the bank of the River Teifi, the Ferry Inn offers award-winning, gastropub fayre, with extraordinary estuary and countryside views from outside terraces and restaurant dining areas.

If you are looking for good food with superb views, the Clubhouse at Cardigan Golf Club is sure to please. From sandwiches to light bar snacks, soup to a three course meal, all is available and beautifully presented.

The Ship Inn offers a varied menu and seafood specials with superb sea views from the beachfront beer garden and terrace and if you are visiting in the winter you can relax in front of the log fire in the cosy bar area.

Felinwynt Café and Playbarn offers a soft play area for 0-10 year olds with seating for parents and guardians to supervise. A selection of hot and cold food and drinks can be purchased from the adjoining café.

Sample the culinary delights of The Bay View Restaurant; serving a variety of the finest dishes made from fresh, local products including their must-have Sunday lunch and their delicious afternoon teas.

The Ship Aberporth offers a lunch and evening menu. All food is freshly prepared using locally sourced ingredients where possible. We offer real ales, a choice of beers & ciders and a comprehensive wine menu.

The Daffodil Inn is a food-led country pub in the pretty village of Penrhiwllan. Food at The Daffodil is freshly prepared and cooked using the best quality local produce wherever possible.

The Shampan, looking just as a child might imagine Noah's ark, sits on the bank of the River Teifi. The food is good and the views are great, especially on an evening full tide.

The Flat Rock Bistro boasts an extensive menu with dishes to suit all tastes. With both indoor and outdoor dining options, you can really enjoy the panoramic views of the Pembrokeshire National Park.

Visit the Carreg restaurant at The Cliff, Gwbert-on-Sea, and treat yourself to delicious food and spectacular views of Poppit Sands, the Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire coast.

A family fishmongers on the River Teifi, Cardigan selling locally caught fresh fish that can be delivered or collected. With healthy food options, recipes and advice on hand. Set within Fisherman's Rest restaurant.

Y Bistro's contemporary menu, incorporating all the best local ingredients, make for hearty, delicious dishes. Afternoon Tea and a Deluxe Afternoon Tea are also served between 3pm-5.30pm.

Set in the Pembrokeshire National Park, Tafarn Sinc offers choices from light snacks to hearty meals with appropriate seasonal variations, often made using locally-sourced ingredients.

The Old Printworks is a MICHELIN accredited restaurant in the Cardigan's historic Old Hope Chapel. The menu is based around small plates, drawing in premium local ingredients and global influences.

Llys Meddyg champions foraged ingredients from local shores, hedgerows and its own kitchen garden alongside seasonal fresh ingredients from local producers, cooked in its wood-fired kitchen.

Ty Te is as popular with locals as it is with visitors to the area.

Enjoy cut sandwiches, cakes and cream teas by the River Teifi waterfalls, Cenarth.