Because who hasn’t dreamt of eating Welsh cheese beside the sea?
The Ultracomida Delicatessen
A stone’s throw from the Aberystwyth seafront is the Ultracomida Deli. Inside you’re greeted with bowls of olives, bottles of vinegar, focaccia, coffee, and oh-so-much cheese.
If not stopping by to pick up some fresh Spanish, French, or Welsh produce, you can walk through to the back, where a little tapas restaurant hides. This serves everything from classic patatas bravas and cured meats to the more exotic pulpo gallego (sliced octopus served on warm potatoes, drizzled with olive oil, Halen Môn salt, and paprika).
I’ll take one of everything, please!
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Little Italy
It’s impossible to walk down the North Parade in Aberystwyth without being drawn to the warm glow of Little Italy. It’s an intimate restaurant that’s full of romantic charm. The menu is brimming with Italian classics, but for pizza lovers the choice is obvious. Gaze into the piccante eyes of your cheesy bae over the flicker of soft candlelight.
Baravin
Beneath peachy-coloured apartments and curving onto the Aberystwyth seafront is Baravin. Perhaps because of its prime location, perhaps because of its eclectic menu, this is *the* place to be in Aberystwyth. It’s got a reputation as a super-trendy hotspot, which is reflected in the vibrant, sociable atmosphere.
Give Rob Rattray’s Minute Steak a go — it’s locally sourced from Rob’s butchers and deliciously tender.
Sophie’s
If you’ve just woken up in Aberystwyth (post pub crawl) with a head that feels like it might detonate at any minute, there’s only one cure: a trip to Sophie’s. Order the full English and don’t look back.
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