Fernery Restaurant Wales

Fernery Restaurant is tucked into the grounds of the Grove of Narberth, a short drive from the ruins of Llawhaden Castle. It holds four AA Rosettes and earned a spot at no. 91 in the Harden’s Top 100 UK list.

The kitchen focuses on contemporary, creative plates that feel more precise than the rustic cooking typically found in this corner of Wales. While the dining room carries a smart and elegant register, it avoids the stifling formality often attached to multi-award-winning rooms. Choosing this space over the more traditional inns nearby is a bet on technical rigour; the chefs here prioritise modern experimentation over local clichés. You come here when you want the surrounding countryside to feel like an aesthetic backdrop rather than the substance of the meal itself.