Trending: Oi Marco! A rarebit of advice for you

 

Wednesday 20 June 2012 01:20 BST
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"I've never had an enjoyable meal in Wales," Knorr spokesman Marco Pierre White told MSN yesterday. Well, say the Welsh, "paid a malu cachu, Marco!". We asked The Independent's food experts to suggest just a handful of Wales's many excellent dining rooms:

1. The Potted Pig

A new addition to the Welsh capital: critic Jay Rayner called the swine-focused Cardiff kitchen a "gift to the city".

2. The Star at Whitebrook

Matthew Norman called the Star's chef James Sommerin "one of those rare and sainted cooks whose talent and technical mastery is matched by his perfectionist desire to please the punters".

3. The Hardwick

Stephen Terry's snug converted pub feasts off the mine of great local Monmouthshire produce.

4. Mind and Mustard

An unlikely looking, but brilliant Cardiff Keralan from Pramod Nair – recently named one of UK's top 100 restaurants.

5. The Checkers

Stéphane Borie's kitchen earned a Michelin star this year. The Powys pub was described by the guide as "the new star of Wales".

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