Food & Drink in Monmouthshire

The Lion Inn (Trellech)
http://www.lioninn.co.uk
Situated in Monmouthshire, in the heart of the picturesque Wye Valley, South Wales, The Lion Inn is a well established and extremely popular public house.

The Crown at Whitebrook
http://www.crownatwhitebrook.co.uk
The Crown at Whitebrook, Wales\' premier restaurant with rooms, Welsh Tourist Board 5 star restaurant, plus 8 en-suite bedrooms, nestled in the beautiful Wye Valley near Monmouth.

The Bell at Skenfrith
http://www.skenfrith.com
The bell at skenfrith in monmouthshire, a former 17th century coaching inn on the banks of the river monnow, has eleven individually decorated bedrooms and is one of wales\'s finest restaurant with rooms. whether you are looking for a peaceful few days in the country away from it all, a romantic escape or long walks in some wild, totally unspoiled quiet welsh countryside and delicious locally produced food, then this is the place for you.

Steppes Farm Cottages
http://www.steppesfarmcottages.co.uk
Steppes Farm is a small hamlet of six 5 Star stone and oak beamed cottages offering bed & breakfast and self catering holiday breaks. We are ideally situated for a relaxing break in the country, set in approximately 4 acres of landscaped gardens and grounds. Our restaurant provides country dining at its best with all our vegetables grown on site to ensure the freshest produce.

The Sloop Inn
http://www.thesloopinn.co.uk
Whatever you feel like doing, from calling in for a quiet drink to having a holiday and staying in one of our four comfortable rooms our friendly Inn is the ideal place for you.

The Stonemill at Rockfield
http://www.thestonemill.co.uk
Great food and a wonderful dining experience in the heart of the Welsh countryside, just two miles from Monmouth and the Wye Valley. The Stonemill offers superb food, wine and hospitality with traditional values and a modern twist. Set in a converted 16th century barn, The Stonemill also caters for weddings and events and offers on-site accomodation in conjunction with Steppes Farm Cottages.

Abergavenny Food Festival
http://www.abergavennyfoodfestival.com
From its inception in 1999 the festival team has kept three core principles at the heart of everything: We aim to celebrate craft in food-making - be it on the farm, in the factory or in the kitchen. We aim to celebrate the diversity of foods and traditions, both here in Wales and those of other places. We aim to celebrate the conviviality and sociability that surrounds eating and drinking, whether with friends or strangers.

Llansantffraed Court - Country House Hotel & Restaurant
http://www.llch.co.uk
The site of Llansantffraed Court dates back to the twelfth century. The present house is built in the style of William and Mary and stands within 19 acres of private park land, complete with ornamental lake and fountain. The hotel is exquisitely furnished to give a sense of homely yet spacious luxury and each of our 21 bedrooms is individually furnished and has a country house charm of its own.