Riverside Wine Bar

Southeast Wales


Sink into a leather couch and quaff a glass of wine while grazing your way through antipasto and cheese platters, skewers, tortillas, pizza and tapas. Heavy gilt-framed mirrors and feature wallpaper set the tone, while in summer the action spills outside, where a warm-weather terrace allows views through willow curtains across the Wye to England.


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