One of Britain's best restaurants that just so happens to be in in the heart of Pembrokeshire has announced the "difficult" decision that it is closing - for now. Annwn, which celebrates local seasonal and locally foraged produce, has been open for just over a year and, despite being in the depths of rural Wales and seating only 10 diners, it has made enormous waves in the foodie world - having had visits from the Michelin team and having recently been listed 14th in The Good Food Guide's top 20 for 2022.
But on Thursday, November 17, chef Matt Powell and his partner Naomi, who have been running the 'wild food' fine dining joint out of an old potting shed at The Little Retreat - a luxury glamping site in Lawrenny - since last September, took to Instagram to announce the sad news. However, the restaurant's closure is not for good and a new location is now being sought.
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