Food and Drink in Wales  

  Traditional farm fresh pork and poultry farm based in West Wales.

  Mobile Italian Cuisine for all types of outdoor event catering in the UK.

A selection of find cheese manufactured in Carmarthen in West Wales

Ty-Thai is West Wales' very first Thai Restaurant. Ty-Thai offers a friendly and relaxed dining experience. Each dish is expertly prepared from only the freshest ingredients, using authentic Thai foods and spices.

Cwm Deri Estate is a working smallholding, which first opened to the public in 1992 and the vineyard is now one of Wales' foremost visitor attractions. For the very best of Pembrokeshire produce, whether it's wine, liqueurs, alcohol-free wines& preserves

Visit our visitor centre where you can come and watch the cheese-making process, see our collection of traditional cheese equipment before proceeding to enjoy tasting the finished product.Also you can enjoy home cooked food at our new 'Cafe Cwtch '

The Fig Tree Restaurant and Wine Bar offers visitors a unique and unforgettable dining experience. As well as The Fig Tree restaurant, Dryslwyn Fawr farm also plays host to three five star and one four star holiday cottages.

HARRY'S is a young, family-run business that is continually upgrading its facilities in order to cater for today's guests offering consistently high quality food and accommodation at value-for-money prices.

  A selection of fine draught beers are served and the wine list is comprehensive.The head chef specialises in dishes produced from local meat and fish. The A la Carte restaurant seats thirty in intimacyand comfort. Well behaved children are most welcome.

The Hungry Trout proprietors draw on their extensive experience presenting an enticing selection of fresh, house-smoked seafood and meat .As well as the a-lá-carte menu, the restaurant offers traditional sunday roast, breakfast and lunch menu options.

  We are situated right in the centre of Tenby in the charming Tudor Square.We are open all the year around, serving meals and drinks from 11 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. in the summertime, with shorter hours in the other seasons.