Guidebook for Abergavenny
Food Scene
Good buzzing atmosphere in this family run, light and friendly pizzeria. Having made my way through the pizza menu, I can also tell you that the pasta is fantastic too!
30 locals recommend
Pizzorante
Market StreetGood buzzing atmosphere in this family run, light and friendly pizzeria. Having made my way through the pizza menu, I can also tell you that the pasta is fantastic too!
This grand centrally located hotel not only has a fantastic food (2 menus; one for bar food and then the restaurant), it also boasts a swanky cocktail bar and central courtyard patio where the hours can drift away.
62 locals recommend
The Angel Hotel
15 Cross StThis grand centrally located hotel not only has a fantastic food (2 menus; one for bar food and then the restaurant), it also boasts a swanky cocktail bar and central courtyard patio where the hours can drift away.
Cwtch Cafe
58 Cross StGood eggs! Nuff said.
Drinks & Nightlife
With live music on most Saturday nights, the Kings Arms in the centre of town is a popular meeting point for the over 30s. Friendly atmosphere and a good selection of draughts.
13 locals recommend
Kings Arms Hotel
29 Nevill StWith live music on most Saturday nights, the Kings Arms in the centre of town is a popular meeting point for the over 30s. Friendly atmosphere and a good selection of draughts.
Swanky new bar that turns back into a coffee shop in the morning. Good selection of wines. You can find a DJ there until around 2300.
Get Connected
19 Nevill StSwanky new bar that turns back into a coffee shop in the morning. Good selection of wines. You can find a DJ there until around 2300.
I'm proud to be a short walk away from our own local vineyard. There's a sneaky cut-through at the end of the cul-de-sac, so don't hesitate to ask for directions when arriving. Welsh wine is definitely worth a try and the local cheese platter is the perfect accompaniment.
40 locals recommend
Sugarloaf Vineyards
Pentre LaneI'm proud to be a short walk away from our own local vineyard. There's a sneaky cut-through at the end of the cul-de-sac, so don't hesitate to ask for directions when arriving. Welsh wine is definitely worth a try and the local cheese platter is the perfect accompaniment.