Top Restaurants in Tintern
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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tintern
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Tintern. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including Coach and Horses Inn, Rose & Crown, Wye Valley Hotel and Restaurant, The White Monk, The Fountain Inn, The Anchor Inn, Royal George Hotel Restaurant, The Brockweir Inn, The Whitebrook Restaurant, Abbey Mill
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10. Abbey Mill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 264 reviews
Situated in the Heart of Tintern, The Abbey Mill offers 5 unique shops ranging from Welsh Gifts, Ladies and gentelmens clothing, hand made arts and crafts, and seasonal gifts.A Restaurant/ Coffee Shop serving fresh homemade meals, infamous dragon pie, sou
Reviewed By Tom H
We ducked into this café for a lunch on a rainy afternoon after hiking to the Devilâs Pulpit. It was cozy and warm. I had the poached salmon served with delicious small potatoes and a sauce as well as a country salad (rocket, beans, cucumber, lettuce, and beets). All delicious. My friend had the three Welsh sausages (not very spicy) served with gravy and mashed potatoes which looked and was reported as being very good. We finished our meals with coffee and homemade muffins â also excellent.
9. The Whitebrook Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 432 reviews
Reviewed By ebordingle
Lovely experience in the middle of nowhere. Initial wafer snack delivered massively more taste than an identical looking offering from Restaurant Gordon Ramsay later in the week. Other outstanding taste sensations from fermented carrot, black pudding, heritage tomatoes, dexter beef. Great job.
8. The Brockweir Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
This place is temporarily closed
Reviewed By AdamG2981
Went to the Inn on a recommendation from where we were staying in Tintern. We were not disappointed!! The barmaid was extremely welcoming and obviously could tell we were not locals. The drinks and food were all well priced. The food was amazing!!Although the Inn quickly filled with locals we were not made to feel unwelcome or unwanted. A definite place to go to if staying or visiting Tintern.
7. Royal George Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Smoltman
The restaurant at the Royal George is called the Wild Hare. The wait staff were great. Very helpful and they were more than eager to answer our questions regarding the menu. My wife started with the smoked duck and I had the pork belly, both were delicious. We both had the same main which was the pan fried cod. Absolutely perfect! Seasonal veg to go with it. Our wine was a Pinot Noir from New Zealand. Dessert was the cheese platter for 2 with port. Overall a very delicious and satisfying meal!
6. The Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1078 reviews
Reviewed By Mills_Loves_Travel
Came here with family after visiting tintern abbey. The restaurant is lovely, clean and bright. The food was okay, my steak wasnât great however other family members food was delicious.They allow dogs and you order at the bar. Staff very friendly and facilities were good
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5. The Fountain Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By SUSYBAZ
Well this little pub is awesome, friendly ,warm great service, fabulous food, great menu. Lovely log fire cant wait to visit here in the summer months .
4. The White Monk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By mrsdrake77
Had a family lunch here as we were visiting the Abbey. Food was awful - badly presented, terrible tasting and evidently made using lowest quality ingredients.Service was curt and unfriendly to say the least. Place is very shabby and worn - cleanliness/appearance left a lot to be desired. Suffice to say if it wasnât for the favourable position next to Tintern Abbey I cant imagine anyone would ever eat here. We left most of our lunch uneaten - and at £25 for some sandwiches for 4 people - it wasnât cheap.Wouldnât recommend.
3. Wye Valley Hotel and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By 264jamesa
Great evening, good pub food, nice beer and great value. A little quiet but customer numbers down to the road closure which I hope doesnât have long term effects to the pub. Friendly & helpful landlord. Lovely walk opposite through churchyard to river bank walkWell worth a stop
2. Rose & Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Welcome to The Rose and Crown (Tintern Steakhouse) a small country pub on the banks of the River Wye. The Pub has log fires and a warm friendly atmosphere dealing in locally sourced steaks and a vast menu to choose from. Most of our menu is homemade and c
Reviewed By 363gillc
The other half and I stayed in Tintern for four nights, and ate here for two of them. The food was faultless, plentiful and presented well. Excellent steaks. Landlord and landlady were delightful, very friendly and welcoming. A proper pub for both locals and visitors. A rarerity these days.Will be back without a doubt!Thank you team Rose And Crown!
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1. Coach and Horses Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
The Coach & Horses is a former coaching inn which has been recently refurbished to a high standard whilst retaining the character and charm of this historic building. We are situated near the historic Town Arch and Chepstow Castle. Convenient for explorin
Reviewed By Emma m
Phoned last Sunday to see if we could get in last min as was attending a local wedding fayre, they were very accommodating (even when we were finished an hour earlier then we expected!) we ordered two roast beefs and a chicken..... all was amazing and very nice tho could of done with a bit more variety of veg..., (it came with one carrot and then peas and broccoli in a sharing dish) still would not put me off going again!
