Where to eat From tiny cafés to traditional inns, Mediterranean eateries to Indian restaurants, you’ll find plenty of choice at www.newport.gov.uk/eatingout


Food festival Newport Food Festival takes place each October and has, as its patron, local boy Hywel Jones now Michelin star chef at Lucknam Park, near Bath. ‘The festival means a great deal to me and my family. It showcases what Newport has to offer,’ says Hywel. His favourite role during the Festival is judging the teen chef competition. ‘For me, that’s the highlight.’ www.newportfoodfestival.co.uk


Caerleon, just outside Newport city centre, is particularly well-endowed with great places to eat and drink, including the CAMRA award winning Bell Inn with its selection of ciders, perries and real ales.


Fine dining The Celtic Manor Resort offers fine dining at its Terry M restaurant, named after the hotel’s owner. www.celtic-manor.com


Prize-winning pizza You’ll find the UK’s Pizza Chef of the Year 2013, Lyndon Bradford, at Bacaro in Newport. The restaurant itself also picked up a Gold medal in the Pizza, Pasta and Italian Food Association Awards. www.bacaro.co.uk


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