For the food lover who already has all the kitchen kit they need, a food tour is a perfect Christmas present.
Loving Welsh Food’s memorable guided tours cover everything from traditional Welsh fare to a tour of the best cosmopolitan food finds in Wales’ vibrant capital.
Options include:
The Welsh Food Tour (on foot): this relaxed amble through Cardiff’s city centre takes in iconic sights such as Cardiff Castle, the Principality Stadium, and the city’s beautiful Edwardian and Victorian arcades. There are plenty of leisurely stops along the way to sample classic Welsh fare including Welshcakes, cockles and laverbread and bara brith. Price: from £60 pp.
The City of Arcades food tour (on foot): explore Cardiff’s historic arcades and get a taste of their cosmopolitan food scene. You’ll sample Spanish wines, continental meats and cheeses, Indian street food, Italian ice cream and more. Price: from £67.50 pp.
Welsh Lunch and Tastings (by coach and on foot): explore the charming market town of Cowbridge, then head to the Heritage Coast of the Vale of Glamorgan for Welsh tapas in Cobbles Kitchen and Deli, followed by a wine tasting at Meadow View vineyard.
Green Food (by minibus): discover the eco-friendly food venues in Cardiff, including a zero-waste shop, a vegan café, a gastro pub and much more!
Loving Welsh Food is run by Sian Roberts, who speaks five languages including Welsh and has a long career in Wales’ food scene, having produced food-focused TV and radio shows, promotional films and more. She and her fellow guides love sharing their detailed knowledge of the Welsh food scene, along with anecdotes about their local area.
Sian says:
“Our food tours are a really wonderful way to take in the sights while really getting to know the culture and culinary customs of Wales. Our tours include plenty of entertaining anecdotes, opportunities to meet with some of our best local chefs and food producers, and a chance to share the fun with others.”
Vouchers can be purchased here.
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