This year, Bridgend town centre is serving up a hearty helping of ‘hwyl’ (fun) as part of Visit Wales’ Year of Croeso campaign.
With a diverse mix of cuisines and dining experiences on offer — from Welsh classics and Mediterranean feasts to Asian street food and Italian sweet treats — foodies will feel right at home in Bridgend.
For a taste of Bridgend’s best, why not check out a few of the foodie favourites featured on the Bite into Bridgend list? Here are some suggestions to get you started...
La Cocina Tapas
Since opening its doors in 2015, La Cocina Tapas has been bringing the warmth, vibrancy, and unmistakable ‘hwyl’ of Spanish dining to South Wales.
Combining hand-picked Spanish ingredients with those locally sourced in Bridgend, its impressively varied menu of cured meats, artisan cheeses, and authentic Spanish small plates makes every visit feels like a culinary adventure.
Gin & Sake
If your idea of ‘hwyl’ is discovering seriously Instagram-able dishes and unforgettable dining experiences, look no further than Gin and Sake.
Nestled in the heart of the town centre (in a converted police station, no less), this restaurant serves up authentic Japanese cuisine that’s a true feast for both the stomach and the eyes.
Plus, its wide range of uniquely created cocktails and premium selected drinks are perfect for embracing your hwyl.
Clwb Mexicana
For a social and hwyl-filled Saturday night, Clwb Mexicana is the place to go.
With its vibrant hot-pink décor, legendary Bucket of Nachos, and lively atmosphere, this newly opened Mexican hotspot is all about bold flavours and good times.
From beef brisket tacos to freshly made churros, it’s the perfect place to satisfy your tastebuds and spend some time with friends.
With so many exciting flavours waiting to be discovered, there’s never been a better time to explore Bridgend’s vibrant food scene. For more inspiration, click here.
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