I've eaten here 4 times. Each time it's been fantastic. The venue is cosy, it's not massive, it's…read morenot too small, plenty of room to get around. Its decor is Italian, Mediterranean, it's not high spec modern it's comfortable tasteful friendly & welcoming. It's an enjoyable place to sit and eat. They also have an outdoor are and function room beyond that. They would make more use of the outdoor area, it's a nice large, enclosed slabbed area. The function room is great, will seat 70-80 comfortably, it has it's own bar and toilets. Very clean, very warm & welcoming. Doesn't feel like you are stepping into a massive function room but stepping into a Mediterranean eatery. The food has been fantastic, the chefs will alter things to suit. The last time we went there our favourite dish wasn't on the specials board that night but we asked and they made it for us. We recently attended a party in the function room, there was a buffet. I am sure they do buffets to fit all budgets, I think this one was the lower buffet Price as it was a bit "Mums gone to Iceland". But nether the less I managed to eat plenty of it as it was delicious. Price wise, you get what you pay for. It's a great restaurant with great food. We had 2 starters, 2 main course, 2 desserts, 2 side orders, olives and bread, 1 bottle of house white & a couple of soft drinks and it was under £100. I call that value for money. I can't wait to eat there again!

The food is consistently good, the service friendly and the value unbeatable, highly recommended.read more

Little Italy is a decent establishment in Aber... I celebrated the closing of a project with a good…read morefriend and we had an excellent time - the food was good and the wine was flowing! The most memorable part of Little Italy to me was the owner. Noticing we were in a bit of a celebratory mood - he brought over a round of drinks - complementary! very nice touch indeed. He inquired as to our plans for the evening and we mentioned we'd be enjoying a few over at the pier... A few hours later we ran into the same gentleman! ..and would you guess, another round of shots?? This guy was a class act - he was a tremendous host and he really added to an exceptional evening. Needless to say, if I ever find myself in Aber once again I'd most certainly swing by Little Italy!

Little Italy is a nice little place. It feels laid back and cosy. I wanted to like it…read more But ultimately you're getting fairly mediocre food - which is not a problem in itself - at a fairly hefty price tag. Caveat: While I'm certainly no food snob, I'm maybe spoiled by the choice and competitiveness of big cities: to me, most Aber restaurants seem way overpriced relative to their quality.

The food here is excellent, I had the chilli lamb with pasta and a banoffee pie for dessert. The…read morepasta was out of this world, the pasta was al dente, lamb was succulent and a hint of spice but not spicy per say. The dessert was very filling with a sweet taste. The service was great and attentive although a little too pushy with them coming to the table a little too often for my liking. The ambience was very busy but not noisy which was good to see.

Everyone in Aberystwyth kept recommending Baravin, but honestly it was extremely underwhelming to…read moreme. The owner/manager was extremely rude to me when I walked in, and questioned my reservation for later that evening. The food was super bland and portions were quite small. In addition, the serving dishes didn't go with what was served in them. It made it very difficult to cut the chicken in my pasta. My recommendation: skip this place!

La Calabria is probably the best restaurant I've been to since arriving in the United Kingdom…read more Nestled in the countryside of central Wales, La Calabria is one of those places you don't expect to find after having had so many fair-to-midland meals. This place prides itself on serving Calabrian cuisine, which the restaurant describes as "... primarily a diet of simple fresh pastas, homegrown vegetables cooked in a myriad of ways, and meats, particularly pork." Pasta, though important to all regions of Italy, in Calabria it is "... treated with an almost reverence." If I had read this about the restaurant prior to going there, I would definitely have had a pasta dish. But I didn't, and chose one of their house specialties instead, Pollo Marsala. Ironically, none of the restaurant's specialties includes pasta. The Marsala was like none I've had in the past, and it was excellent. The chicken wasn't overwhelmed by the Marsala. Overall it was a simple meal served with roasted potatoes and green beans. On this occasion I broke down and had their dessert, trying their homemade ice cream. One scoop of hazelnut and one scoop of Nutella, which may seem redundant to the hazelnut, but there truly is a distinctive difference just like true hazelnut and Nutella. Also, I sampled the Fruits of the World, a berry ice cream. Great care is taken in presenting the meal and making each patron feel welcome. If you arrive early, they invite you to sit down in the front bar area, where you can order drink, look over the menu, order your meal and get to know those sitting next to you. Once your table is ready, your waitress escorts you to your table. I have to admit that my first choice for that night's meal was at the Daffodil Inn, which is down the road in Penrhiwllan, but they didn't have any available tables for the night. In the end, it didn't matter, because La Calabria was excellent and truly exceeded all of my expectations in every way. It is highly recommended to call La Calabria for reservations at least the morning of your dinner plans.

Excellent food at a charming little place in Fishguard. Very busy restaurant with several…read moreexcellent menu choices, and we enjoyed a wonderful evening here. If you are in town don't miss this place!

Luigi's Cafe in Abergavenny is a popular stopping place for lunch, snacks, coffees, teas and cakes…read more Americano with separate pot of hot milk, good strong get back on your feet stuff - excellent. Straightforward, traditional cafe style bench seating arranged in low cubicles. Clean place with a good quality, resonably priced menu, attracts local clientèle (always a good sign), many perhaps of retirement age. A wide ranging menu including pizza, salads, grills (even liver and onions), fish, omelettes, Sunday roasts, puddings and cakes. Prices on the low to medium side. Very friendly and attentive service. Can sit outside and watch the world go by, with large awning for less pleasant weather.

Love the food here beautiful lasagne. Quick service . Come here quite often and the cooked…read morebreakfast is something else.