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The Shed Restaurant in Porthgain, Wales

The Shed

The Shed Restaurant, Porthgain
Address: Croes Goch, Porthgain, Pembrokeshire SA62 5BN, Wales, UK
Phone: +44 (0) 1348 831518
Opening Hours: 12 to 3pm and 6.30 to 9.30pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Cakes, tea, and coffee from 10:30am. Hours can vary, so call ahead to confirm.

The Shed restaurant in Porthgain, Wales is a great place for a light breakfast or a hearty lunch or dinner. Located right in a harbor along the pretty Pembrokeshire Coastal Trail, it is the perfect place to stop while walking in the region.

The Shed is known for miles around as being one of the best seafood restaurants in Wales. All of their fish is fresh and most is local, including the crabs that are caught in the bay right outside of the restaurant’s doors.

The Shed restaurant’s menu changes daily depending on what fish and shellfish are available from local suppliers. Throughout the year you can expect to find everything from lobster to traditional beer battered fish and chips.

The Shed restaurant gets very busy, so it is advisable to book ahead, particularly in the high season and for lunch on the weekends. If you can’t get a table, consider buying some fish from the restaurant’s fresh fish counter, which is open from April to October.

Bryngarw Guesthouse Review

Coast near the Bryngarw Guesthouse

Bryngarw Guesthouse
Address: Abercastle Road, Trefin, Pembrokeshire SA62 5AR, Wales, UK
Phone: +44 (0) 1348 831211

The Bryngarw Guesthouse in Trefin, Pembrokeshire, Wales is a self-catering property that can sleep up to 14 people and 2 dogs. It used to be a B&B, but was converted into single unit in the summer of 2012.

The guesthouse is in a great location and the surrounding area is beautiful. The property is situated right on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Trail, so it makes for a great jumping-off point for hiking in Pembrokeshire. It is also close to St Davids, Fishguard, the famous The Shed restaurant, and a number of great beaches along the Welsh coast.

The 6 ensuite bedrooms at the Bryngarw Guesthouse are clean and simple, with great views of the cliffs and the sea. There is also a lounge, dining room, utility room, downstairs toilet and wash basin, and kitchen. The outdoor garden is a great place for relaxing, too.

Additionally, there is a car park that can accommodate up to 6 cars on the property, so guests that drive will have no trouble parking.

Rates at the Bryngarw Guesthouse are £900 per week in the low season and up to £2250 per week in the high season. Up to 2 dogs are also welcome for a fee of £20 per pet.

Novotel Cardiff Review

Cardiff Stadium

Novotel Cardiff
Address: Schooner Way, Cardiff, CF10
Phone: +44 (0) 29 2047 5000

The Novotel Cardiff is located right between the Cardiff city centre, the Millennium Stadium, and the Cardiff Bay Millennium Centre area. With such a central location in the city, the Novotel is a great place to stay for visitors wanting to explore the best Cardiff has to offer.

The Novotel Cardiff has simple and clean guest rooms that are decorated in warm neutral tones. All of the 138 rooms have ensuite bathrooms with amenities. Each room also has satellite television and WiFi Internet.

The four-star hotel in Cardiff also has friendly staff, nine meeting rooms, event spaces, an indoor swimming pool, a spa with a sauna and steam room, and a hotel bar with a lively happy hour. The hotel’s restaurant, Elements, serves international cuisine from around the world.

Room rates at the Novotel Cardiff start at 90 GBP per night for a standard double room. Breakfast is 12 GBP per person per day. If you book online, you can get a discounted room rate of 67.50 GBP per night and 50% off breakfast.