The best restaurants Ceredigion

Breakfasts are served at any time of the day and traditional homemade dishes are served.

In the basement is the Cellar Bar, cosy with its large sofas and its small stage where local bands perform. The range is eclectic: jazz, rock, folk... but also poetry and open stage. Admission may be charged depending on the programming. The atmosphere is always very good and alone or with friends, it is easy to have fun. Their Facebook page The Cellar Cardigan makes it easy to find out about upcoming events.

In a large room halfway between a restaurant and a modern pub where rugby matches are broadcast on match nights, you can choose to eat tapas or dine more lavishly. The menu is varied, with a choice of pizzas, pasta and/or rice, ciabattas, salads, burgers or more elaborate dishes such as salmon filet with hollandaise sauce. Children's menu available. No lasting memories, but a pleasant dinner for a relaxed evening. Upstairs, you'll find a number of clean, attractive rooms.

The owner, attached to his roots, has taken up Celtic motifs to decorate, among other things, his silver napkin rings... The cuisine is refined and well presented. Dine in a tranquil, dimly lit atmosphere. The à la carte menu is fine and varied: celery and pear soup, salmon filet en croûte, clementines and black pepper, vegetarian mezze... As the restaurant doesn't have many tables, please book in advance. Ideal for elegant, intimate dining. Good wine list (the Merlot is delicious!).

Aberaeron is a village on the move, thanks in no small part to the opening of successful shops and eateries. The Castle Hotel & Restaurant is a perfect example of this: its bar-restaurant, with its rustic yet elegant decor, has built up a good reputation for its traditional Welsh cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. Fresh, local and seasonal. A warm welcome awaits you. Excellent value for money.

A beautiful location with a terrace, above the Teifi river, and a pleasant cuisine made with local products: enough reasons, it seems, to mention this address! And this, although the menu is a little classic and similar to Welsh pubs.... The terrace is particularly pleasant to eat while enjoying the view and calm of the river. The atmosphere is friendly and the staff is very smiling. As in many pubs, there is also a good choice of beers. A few bedrooms upstairs.

A tiny restaurant that doesn't look like much, with just a counter and a kitchen at the back, meals here are for takeaway or delivery only. Just a stone's throw from the station, this restaurant offers a wide choice of Asian dishes, mainly of Chinese and Thai inspiration. The dishes are classic and simple, but very good and hearty at affordable prices, and the menu is very varied: noodles, curries, rice... As the name suggests, we recommend the dumplings, which are excellent.

In this typical British pub, you'll find a varied menu with all the essential dishes of Welsh gastronomy: fish & chips, the timeless mash/sausage, the famous "Steak & Ale pie", but also the traditional breakfast. A generous menu, with hearty dishes at affordable prices. In the evening, to accompany the beers offered here, don't hesitate to choose one of the many dishes to share. Located right in the heart of Aberystwyth, The White Horse offers a pleasant break at any time of day.