Welsh Food and Drink
If you love searching for high quality artisan food and drink then Ceredigion is the perfect place for any ‘foodie’ holiday in Wales. At Treberfedd Farm you can buy organic produce straight from the farm. Produce varies throughout the year but can include organic beef, pork and lamb and fresh free range eggs laid by our hens.
The best places to enjoy Welsh food and drink
 Mulberry bush is a lovely shop & vegetarian cafe selling a selection of health foods, herbal remedies.
Blaencamel Farm Five minutes down the road from Treberfedd. They sell seasonal veg from their farm shop with an honesty box.
Crwst in Cardigan is a lovely cafe, bakery and shop selling lots of yummy goodies, and a perfect place to catch up with friends or enjoy a weekend brunch.
Twenty minutes (by car) and you’re at Moody Meadows where you’ll find a little treasure trove of Welsh goodness – from handmade candles and soaps to a deli counter full of home-cooked treats. They are all about supporting local, so you’ll find a selection of unique Welsh brands and crafts to take home, whether it’s a jar of local honey or some homemade hand cream made right here in Wales.
Our local pub, the Vale of Aeron in Ystrad Aeron (5 minute drive) will give you a friendly welcome. They serve local Welsh Ales and Ciders.
In Aberaeron the Harbourmaster Hotel serves high quality meals using local produce. You can sit outside in the summer and enjoy a drink overlooking the famous harbour.
The Hive restaurant on the Quay in Aberaeron is great for Cardigan Bay seafood and it also has a popular ice cream kiosk selling their famous honey ice cream.
And if you’re after a deli, pay a visit to Watson & Pratts that have branches in Aberaeron & Lampeter. With a focus on local, sustainable and organic ingredient-led cooking and eating they champion the best that the land and sea has to offer.