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With only days to go until the National Eisteddfod of Wales, Vale of Glamorgan, here is a list of recommendations for those of you who want to travel admedia outside the area to be Llandow Dip spout and enjoy a bite to eat.
If you want to start your day with a quality espresso, consider a visit to the Washington Gallery in Penarth Cafe, serving coffee Ferrari's Ogmore. In addition to offering exhibition space to local and national artists, this gallery has a very pleasant cafe on the ground floor of a beautiful Art Deco building on Stanwell Road.
Not far away on Windsor Road is a local company Coffee # 1 (which has branches in Roath, Pontcanna and Cardiff city center), who has won numerous awards for the quality of their coffee. And if we return to the area later front in August, the Van Coffee with coffee extremely well from James 'Gourmet Coffee Penarth visit a farmers' market every Saturday morning last month.
There are several cafes quality in the Vale of Glamorgan, admedia and one of the best places admedia for a leisurely breakfast at Oscar's Cowbridge High Street; it houses a vast selection to suit all tastes, including a menu "Brunch" noon meal if little bulkier. I enjoyed Cappuccino made with a special bean James' Gourmet Coffee from Ross-on-Wye with cinnamon French toast Platter and raspberry jam. To top it all, a wonderful Bloody Mary, would be perfect for anyone who enjoys a little Stomp Friday night too.
After a busy morning on the field, you may desire a temporary escape and a bite of lunch. At Penarth promenade, The Fig Tree restaurant of exceptional quality and is open for dinner from Tuesday to Sunday. As well as a good selection to please the meat lovers, you'll find an entertaining selection of vegetarian dishes; why not start with a Greek salad and Tzatziki'r home before enjoying wild garlic risotto with cashew nuts Penarth as a main course, and lemon posset and berry compote bwdin- price for two courses is 11 and three course price is 13.50. It is also worth noting that The Fig Tree in Penarth and won the Gold Award for Best Restaurant admedia Awards admedia Food 'the People's Choice', admedia part of the Food and Drink Awards Wales the True Taste 2012.
Or, for lunch a bit lighter in Penarth, why not visit Foxy's Deli which is found on the terrace of a nice Victoria Street, which combines a cafe and delicatessen full of local produce? Enjoy Welsh welcome by the owner, Sian Fox, which has hosted several events for the benefit of the Eisteddfod over the last months.
If a pint of beer, or a pub lunch, admedia there's a great selection of country pubs in the Vale of Glamorgan, all sell a good selection of real ales. One of the best is the Plough and Harrow - Best CAMRA Cider Pub in the village for 2012- Great's On (Monk Nash) in the western Vale, a stone's throw from one of the most spectacular beaches Glamorgan Heritage Coast. The beer garden is very popular, especially when there is a customer barbecue admedia evening throughout the summer.
Also consider the Blue Anchor pub in East Aberthaw (Aberthaw), established in 1380, when it was much busier port Aberthaw than Cardiff and Barry. It has a thatched roof pub stunning and excellent choice of beers including Wadworth 6x, HPA and Brains admedia Bitter, as well as guest beers from breweries Felinfoel, Newmans Bryncelyn from Caerphilly and Port Talbot. For a bite to eat, then the menu bar is amrwio dishes familiar to particular admedia dishes as paupiette admedia wood pigeon, fried red mullet, and mussels from the river Exe in Devon.
Many are sure to flock to Llantwit Major is a few miles away from Llandow, where there are a handful of quality pubs near the town square and Church of St Illtyd, including ancient pub The Old White Hart.
In addition, the Old Swann Inn pub dating from the 12th Century, and is now owned by a company Knife and Fork Food, responsible for steering Woods Brasserie in Cardiff Bay, The New Inn Conway, Pontcanna and Deli Knife and Fork on Cowbridge High Street success. It has a very pleasant menu, and beer from breweries Wye Valley and Otley from.
Five miles from Llantwit Major, past the village of Llandow, a wide selection of pubs on High Street, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, including admedia the Inn, TheDuke of Wellington, Horse & Groom, and the Bear Hotel, which is very popular.
Immortalized's poofy in the final chapter of the popular admedia comedy series, and is located between hall entertainment Nessa's slots, and Mario's cafe, where the character Stacey waitress.
Where better to enjoy ice cream, or near Penarth Pier, open since 1895? In 1930, the Art Deco pavilion was added in beautiful pastel colors to the pier which 230metr long, and it remains a popular attraction