Food & Drink in Wales

From coastal kitchens and Michelin-starred tasting menus to vineyard tours, taproom tastings and bustling food festivals, Wales serves up distinctive flavours rooted in its landscapes and communities. Whether you’re planning a gourmet weekend, a vineyard trail or a brewery-hopping break, you’ll find plenty of places to sip, sample and savour.

How to use this map

Zoom in to browse by area. Click a pin to see photos, a short description and links for directions and the official website. New places are added regularly, so check back for updates as your plans take shape.

What you’ll find here

• Breweries & taprooms — tours, tastings and limited releases.
• Vineyards — cellar-door tastings, guided walks and seasonal events.
• Michelin-starred & notable restaurants — book early for peak dates.
• Food festivals & markets — producers, demos and street food.

Where to taste

• North Wales & Eryri — coastal restaurants, vineyards and alpine-view taprooms.
• Mid Wales — small producers, farm-to-table and scenic tasting rooms.
• West Wales & Pembrokeshire — seafood, coastal dining and lively festivals.
• South Wales — city kitchens, craft breweries and vineyard hotels.

Practical tips

• Opening times, tours and festival dates can change — always check the venue’s website before you travel.
• Many tastings and restaurants require advance booking; peak periods include school holidays and bank holiday weekends.
• If you plan to drink, arrange transport in advance — never drink and drive.
• Dietary requirements and accessibility: contact venues ahead of time so they can advise and accommodate.
• Some sites are on working farms or near livestock — follow any biosecurity guidance provided.

Travelling responsibly

Support local producers, take litter with you, reuse cups where possible and be considerate of nearby residents and wildlife. Choosing independent businesses and low-impact travel helps keep Wales’ food culture thriving.