The obvious focus of eating and drinking in St Hilary is the Bush Inn, a historic 16th Century thatched roof pub with flagstone floors and inglenook fireplaces as well as exposed oak beams. A pub full of charm and atmosphere with very friendly staff. It was voted the AA Welsh Pub of the year 2008/9. Just out of the village, left along the A48 are Loch Fyne, a fish restaurant, and the Mughal Emperor, an Indian restaurant. Both are high quality establishments with reasonable prices. There are two all-day breakfast cafes close by. BJ’s is just in front of the Mughal and the Down’s cafe is on the opposite side of the A48 from BJ’s, immediately on the left on the back road to Aberthin. Aberthin has two pubs that both provide food: the Farmers Arms and the Hare and Hounds. Cowbridge has a wide range of eating and drinking places, whilst there is an even wider choice further afield. Finally, there are details of some of the villagers' favourite places to shop for food and drink. Enjoy! Please send us your comments about any of these places, or any others that you think should be included – use the contact the webmaster link on the left. |
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