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Clarkes Restaurant at the Glen-Yr-Afon
A must for anyone who loves exceptional food... S
ituated just a five-minute stroll from the small picturesque town of Usk, is the Glen-Yr-Afon House
Hotel, home of Clarkes restaurant which continues to go from strength to strength since its debut in 2007 under the watchful eye of head chef Julie Carey. Serving traditional homemade
culinary delights for that incredible dining experience, Clarkes is open to both guests of the Hotel and diners alike and offers an a la carte menu that changes monthly which is perfect for frequent diners! A vast selection of starters, mains
and vegetarian dishes are always offered (not to mention the delightful selection of mouth-watering desserts)! The children’s menu ensures that every appetite and palate is well looked after.
“We make good, honest food here at
Clarkes, using the finest local ingredients sourced from in and around the great county of Monmouthshire and its borders,” said Julie. Incredible meals are offered right
through from breakfast until dinner together with the very popular afternoon tea selection (although prior booking is recommended to avoid disappointment)!. Sunday lunch is also a popular choice and is offered both at lunchtime and evening. To make your visit to Glen-Yr-Afon
House Hotel even more memorable, why not book into one of the 27 luxurious rooms? Each one is unique. Whatever the occasion, the hotel’s
team is on hand to ensure that every aspect of your celebration is planned to perfection.
Restaurant
at the Glen-Yr-Afon House Hotel Pontypool Road, Usk NP15 1SY
Tel: 01291 672302
enquiries@glen-yr-afon.co.uk www.glen-yr-afon.co.uk
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