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4 days ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Kathryn Williams |Branwen Fflur Jones |Portia Jones
Wales' dining star continues to rise with Michelin eats, Good Food Guide accolades and AA Awards. It’s been a standout year for Welsh restaurants. We've seen more names in the Michelin Guide, a fresh clutch of stars awarded, and nods from foodie heavyweights like the Good Food Guide and the AA Hospitality Awards. From indie bistros hidden down leafy country lanes to swish city spots shaking up fine dining, Wales proves it's more than ready for the culinary spotlight. And what a spread we've got.
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1 week ago |
express.co.uk | Portia Jones |Ketsuda Phoutinane
Llandovery is a charming market town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, that's packed with history and has a surprising claim to fame - here's why you should visit. 14:41, Tue, Apr 15, 2025 | UPDATED: 14:42, Tue, Apr 15, 2025 Link copied Bookmark If you're unfamiliar with Llandovery, it's likely because this quaint Welsh market town, has been quietly keeping its charm under wraps.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
Looking for a Welsh holiday with a twist? If the thought of another bland hotel room or identikit holiday cottage has you yawning into your tea, it might be time to think a little outside the (glamping) box. Across Wales, you’ll find loads of unusual places to rest your weary head – from tree camping pods in the middle of nowhere to converted planes, cliffside camping spots, and even a flying saucer plonked in a Pembrokeshire field.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
Cardiff’s buzzing food scene is getting the national spotlight it deserves, with four local favourites making the shortlist for Wales’ Best Takeaway in Deliveroo’s 2025 Restaurant of the Year Awards. These awards celebrate and recognise the very best and most-loved restaurants across the country - from local independent burger joints to neighbourhood sushi restaurants and all the dishes, cuisines, and flavours in between.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Portia Jones
Spring has sprung, bringing beautiful blooms and blue skies across Wales. With the weather on our side, there's no better time to go for a woodland walk and finish with a lovely Sunday lunch. With miles of heritage coastline, waymarked trails, ocean views and cosy cafe stops, the Vale of Glamorgan is a brilliant place for spring walks through wooded areas and along clifftops.
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