Top Best Italian Restaurants in Porthcawl

"Long before wood-fired pizzas became hip, Café Citta were serving up authentic Italian food from their cosy Church Street pizzeria. Marvel at the pizzaiolo in the open kitchen working his magic with the log burning oven before devouring one of Citta’s thin golden crusted pizzas. But, there’s more to Citta than just pizza - just take a look at the specials blackboard as it works its way around the dining room."

"No one comes away from Citta without enjoying one of their delicious homemade specials or regular pizza or pasta dishes. It's not much bigger than a postage stamp of a place, but it adds to the atmosphere and having the kitchen right there in the room ensures you can see every step of your dinner being made. Where : 4 Church St, CF10 1BG"

"Seriously, how is anyone meant to go carb-free when there's food like this in the world?. Proof that Wales does Italian well."

"Massimo, and his wonderful staff, work really hard to ensure everybody has a lively experience, and makes your visit feel special. The food is excellent, and the chefs are so talented. The specials board changes often and always has cool, innovative dishes."

"The City Road venue is inspired by the flavours of the Sorrento peninsula and makes its own pasta, desserts and cakes. In 2018 it was awarded the title of Wales' Best Italian Restaurant at the Welsh Italian Awards. Where : 12 City Road, CF24 3DL"

"This city centre bar are known for two things: lashings of beer and wood-fire baked pizzas. This delicious combination is perfect for those craft beer lovers, with the majority of their beers being brewed in house – and you'll be surrounded by the big metallic vats too. All you have to do is tuck into their variety of tasty toppings and you're in for a good time."

"One of the best places for pizza in Cardiff, Zerodegrees is a casual restaurant and microbrewery in the city. Head here for droolworthy slices topped with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection, before being served with a range of refreshing craft beers."

"Microbrewery and pizza restaurant where you MUST try the mango beer.It’s a hot day in Cardiff. The sun is beating down and you’ve spent all day trudging round the Hayes on the mission of all shopping missions."

"In Italy many casual cafes and bars serve antipasti and pizza until late at night and people pop in and have a quick coffee and a chat and go on with their night. Calabrisella is typical of this kind of cafe and their pizzas are amazing (and huge). Try the Calabrisella pizza, topped with 'Nduja, sundried tomatoes and buffalo mozzerella."

"Calabrisella is a 20-minute walk from the city centre but it’s worth the journey. This family-run Italian is perfect for pizza and pasta and it's super cheap, too. There’s also a room upstairs which you can book out for karaoke at the weekends."

"Authenticity is important to this small Italian café, famous for its pizzas. Prices start from £7 for a pizza, £5 for pasta and just £3.50 for a full English breakfast."

"Their pizzas are made the traditional Italian way - thin and crispy with simple fresh toppings and baked in a wood-fired oven. What you said: "Greatest pizza place I have ever visited. As you come in to sit down they warmly greet you and sit you at a table. You can see the furnace and you can see them making the pizzas. They have a variety of different pizza toppings. It is a amazing experience and a tasty one too! This is a great place to take the family or a friend."

"The Real Italian Pizza Co is a stripped back Italian restaurant that’s a real crowd pleaser. This simple and delicious venue is one of the top places to eat in Cardiff for it’s classic menu. All their pizzas are cooked in a wood-fire oven and you can choose from over 15 classic pizzas, white-based pizzas and delicious calzones."

"With a cosy, welcoming atmosphere and a huge variety of Italian meals on the menu, Zio Pin is one restaurant that can always be relied upon to provide a wonderful dining experience. Arrive hungry and you'll leave full, satisfied, and very happy indeed!. Image Source:@ziopincardiff"

"A great neighbourhood cafe which does fresh pasta dishes - pick the spinach and ricotta cannelloni - and Sunday lunches too. Their white chocolate profiteroles are the stuff of dessert dreams. But they also do their special nights, like Sicilian night, and there's no bad time to pop in for a Prosecco and a slice of salame di cioccolato."

"A great neighbourhood cafe which does fresh pasta dishes, famous in the city for hosting special foodie events, such as Sicilian Night. Their white chocolate profiteroles are said to be the stuff of dessert dreams."

"Also right by the Wales Millenium Centre is Demiro’s, one of the most well-known Mediterranean restaurants in Cardiff Bay for over 15 years. Italian and Spanish dishes are the main features of the menu, but that’s not to say you won’t find a little taste of Wales as well, with everything served in a restaurant that seats up to 200 people. Safe to say Demiro’s is a good place for a party."

"I have eaten here several times over the years, and the food has always been moreish. The owner loves to sing, especially when the weather is good, you’ll see him outside with his boom box. There are 3 menus in one, and you can choose from the Italian, Welsh or Spanish selections."

"The tunnels beaches are some of the most unique beaches in Ilfracombe – they are a network of secluded beaches that are connected by Victorian tunnels. These tunnels were carved out in the 1820s to give tourists access to the beach, as before this they had to clamber over the rocks!. The beaches are still open to the public, but you must pay a small fee to enter."

"Steeped in history, Tunnels Beaches makes a fascinating visit for all ages. Hand carved in the 1820's, the four tunnels provide a truly unique experience. Read extensive history information throughout the site – including hilarious guides to Victorian etiquette for boys, girls and for when boating with ladies!"

"A post shared by Nicole (@nicoltomas2250) on Jun 18, 2017 at 1:20am PDT. Hand carved in the 1820’s, Tunnels Beaches is Ilfracombe’s award winning beach. The tunnels are the only way to get to the beautiful area of the coastline."

"You don’t have to venture far from the city centre to reach Swansea Bay beach, the perfect spot for a beach day with friends or for something a little more extreme. Swansea Bay beach is a watersports centre of excellence, with plenty to offer those thrillseekers looking to take up a new hobby while in the city. The wide sandy beach also makes for the perfect spot for a walk or morning run."

"Right in the centre of Bute Park lies the Secret Garden Cafe. This hip park cafe is run by the awesome Penylan Pantry team and their herby eggs are to die for, especially after a walk around the lush green surroundings. https://bute-park.com/attraction/secret-garden-cafe/"

"Ignoring the dreaded ‘Cheeseburger’, which is essentially a deconstructed cheeseburger blended with pasta (the sort of thing found on every street corner in hell), Lilos Pasts on Newport Road has a bunch of great pasta and bagel options, ranging from £3-6. If you’re looking for a guaranteed belly filler, this is a great call. Read more about Lilo's Pasta"

"In Italy many casual cafes and bars serve antipasti and pizza until late at night and people pop in and have a quick coffee and a chat and go on with their night. Calabrisella is typical of this kind of cafe and their pizzas are amazing (and huge). Try the Calabrisella pizza, topped with 'Nduja, sundried tomatoes and buffalo mozzerella."

"Calabrisella is a 20-minute walk from the city centre but it’s worth the journey. This family-run Italian is perfect for pizza and pasta and it's super cheap, too. There’s also a room upstairs which you can book out for karaoke at the weekends."

"Authenticity is important to this small Italian café, famous for its pizzas. Prices start from £7 for a pizza, £5 for pasta and just £3.50 for a full English breakfast."