Food, drink & dining guide

Abergavenny is the home of the famous annual Food and Drink Festival, held every September. This attracts world famous chefs demonstrating their cooking skills and inspiring their audiences.

Pubs and Restaurants

Monmouthshire is rightly famous for extending a hospitable welcome to all visitors. More recently inspired by the Slow Cooking Movement and the ready availability of high quality locally sourced and seasonal foodstuffs, the area has seen the rise of a new generation of renowned country inns and restaurants. The following establishments are only a short distance from Trevyr Barn:

In the centre of Grosmont village is The Angel Inn, our friendly local, offering lunches and evening meals and a great selection of local ales and ciders. Gentle Jane offers light lunches and teas using local produce.

Other local pubs offering great food and drink include: The Moon at Garway, The Hunter's Moon at Llangatock Lingoed, The Cottage of Content (Carey) and The Crown at Pantygelli.

Food shopping

The local market towns Abergavenny, Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye and Usk all offer a full range of shopping. Of particular interest are the local market days, where great seasonal local produce can be readily sourced:

- Abergavenny, Market Hall on the fourth Thursday of the month
- Brecon on the second Saturday of each month, 10am – 2pm
- Monmouth on the fourth Saturday of each month, 10am – 1pm
- Usk, Memorial Hall on the first and third Saturday of each month, 10am - 1pm

Click here for more details on local farmers markets.

These market towns retain many traditional independent shops. Supermarkets
are available in Abergavenny and Monmouth (Waitrose), and Hereford (Tesco and Asda).