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Where to eat Welsh food in Porthcawl: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Welsh restaurants nearby. Discover the best Welsh food in Porthcawl. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Welsh restaurants near you. including Cosy Corner Lounge, The Prince of Wales, The Jolly Sailor, The Angel Inn, Rose & Crown, Porthcawl Tandoori Takeaway, The Atlantic Hotel & Restaurant Porthcawl Mid Glamorgan
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7. The Atlantic Hotel & Restaurant Porthcawl Mid Glamorgan
Overall Ratings
3 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By WelshTraveller10
We were pleasantly surprised with this hotel and restaurant and it was better than expected. The bar and restaurant area has clearly undergone a recent refurbishment which has really modernised the feel of the place. The rooms are a little tired but very clean and perfectly adequate for a short stay. The window in room 8 doesnât close properly as the pvc has warped. This made it very draughty to the point where it was absolutely freezing. Also, the shower was just a dribble and they really need to remove carpets from the bathrooms. Carpet and bathrooms just donât mix. Other than these few issues I would recommend this hotel. The staff were lovely and very friendly.
6. Porthcawl Tandoori Takeaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Lloyd M
Ordered a takeaway here as our usual takeaway was experiencing problems with their internet. The meal looked very nice, and plentifull. However, the abnormal salt content in the rice and one of our meals totally ruined it. I dont like giving bad reviews, but there were 2 dishes awash with salt.
5. Rose & Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By Robert S
6 of us called in for a late lunch bar meal, barman friendly and very helpful. Pub itself was cosy with wood beams and flagstone flooring. Menu a little fancier than your usual pub grub but tasty.Limited choices for our coeliac vegetarian diner (had salmon salad-without salmon).Thank you for this lovely review and your kind comments, it is great to hear you enjoyed your visit. I will pass on your comments regarding coeliac vegetarian options to the catering team for consideration for future menus.We look forward to welcoming you back in the future, Kind regards
4. The Angel Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 504 reviews
Great pub with a rural character and cosy, relaxed atmpsphere serving fresh homemade food all day. Restaurant, cask ale, beer garden, letting rooms and Dog friendly bar area.
Reviewed By M1809
Booked a table and called in for an early evening meal with family. The restaurant was quite quiet initially and we bought some drinks at the bar and were shown to our table. The 2 female waitresses were less than friendly - no rapport with the customers and didnât know when asked what was in a specific dish - always a little worrying!The waitresses were so unfriendly that I thought we were speaking a different language. When the food arrived, one of the meals was wrong and 2 other meals were missing the portion of rice as described in the menu. So a 5 minute wait for the rice to arrive and a further 5 minutes for the correct meal to arrive. In this time, some of the group had finished their meal.A large party then arrived and the the noise from them made the noise in the room unbearable. We had to ask for the dessert menu twice and when it didnât arrive after 10 minutes we asked for the bill and left.Food was ok but a really disappointing experience and we wouldnât return. Keep driving past the Angel to the âPrince of Walesâ at Kenfig and youâll get a better meal and service.
3. The Jolly Sailor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By Tad666
We were going to another venue nearby but decided to go to the Jolly Sailor instead and what a result, a locally supported Pub, with a small restaurant, if you wish to go "book". Firstly we were greeted by a very lively and bubbly waitress, who was absolutely fantastic and friendly, her name was Joy, evidently 'Bundles' to those that know her. I had the pie it was absolutely delicious and my wife had the Madras which was equally as delicious. I would recommend this popular pub every time, we even booked another night before we left.For Pubs that do food I only ever give them a 4* rating, but this deserves a 5*s all the time, steeped in history the oldest pub in Porthcawl.Congratulations to Chef and his wife on there new arrival. This is why I love pubs like this you get to know everything. Keep it up and well done.
2. The Prince of Wales
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Set on the edge of the beautiful Kenfig Nature Reserve and on the South Wales Coastal Path this Award winning family run free house is an icon of the Great British Pub. With a good selection of Regional and Local Guest Ales, all bar food is sourced as loc
Reviewed By Sarahms
4 of us ate here last night. Lovely food - can particularly recommend the caramel apple pie.Staff were so friendly and told us about the place being haunted and what they had seen themselves - goosebumps!Will definitely be back!Thanks for contributing to a lovely evening out
1. Cosy Corner Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
A restaurant lounge offering the finest fresh seasonal produce . Serving breakfast, brunch and lunches . Alongside award winning cakes and coffee. During the evenings we serve a âsmall plateâ concept . This gives you the chance to experience and share a c
Reviewed By Sharon J
Visited Porthcawl was blown down the seafront then entered this lovely warm and inviting cafe. The staff were so helpful couldn't wish for more . The food freshly cooked and on point. Lovely background music Sat on sofa in front window watching storm across the bay but feeling cwtched and happy in this beautiful environment. Thank you so much for making our brief stop so pleasant. Certainly will call again with many of my friends
