Cardiff, the capital of Wales is known for its vibrant nightlife, arts and culture and its beautiful waterfront. It is home to some of the best restaurants in the UK, but did you know that it also boasts some of the finest Michelin star restaurants in the country?
The Michelin Guide is an annual guide to fine dining, awarding stars to restaurants all over the world. The highest accolade a restaurant can receive is a three-star rating – and there are only a few in Cardiff.
The first three-star Michelin restaurant in Cardiff was The Walnut Tree Inn, located in Abergavenny. It opened in 1967 and was awarded its third star in 1974.
The restaurant has been run by chef Shaun Hill since 2010 who has continued to receive rave reviews from critics and customers alike.
Another Michelin star restaurant in Cardiff is The Crown at Whitebrook which has been open since March 2013. Chef James Sommerin has received two stars for his unique take on modern British cuisine and continues to impress with his ever-changing menu.
Not far from Cardiff city centre is The Potted Pig which opened in 2011 as a gastro pub and quickly rose to fame with its quality food and atmosphere. It has since gained one Michelin star for its menu featuring classic British dishes with a modern twist.
Conclusion:
Yes, there are Michelin Star restaurants located in Cardiff offering some of the best fine dining experiences in Britain! With three three-star restaurants and one one-star restaurant, there is something for everyone looking for a gastronomic delight.