Gower peninsula near Swansea, in the South of wales.
Made a short (2and1/2) days in this area of the South of Wales. Pleasant scenary and villages. The narrow raod tend to be packed in holidays times.
Here are some pictures of the Westernmost point (Worms Head) seen from the village of Rhossili. 
For food and drink, Mumbles seems to be a good option, with quite a few pubs and restaurants (in the Mumbls mile).
A possible choice is the St. Patricks.
Not cheap but good restaurant, pleasant dining room and wine bar.
638 Mumbles Road,Mumbles - Gower peninsula, Swansea SA3 4EA Wales
Telephone 01792 360199
Fax 01792 369926


Lake district
There is a more information one needs everywhere about the lake district. Therefore I just mention a couple of pubs 
I tried in the north end of the district.
Oddfellows Arms, Caldbeck, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 8EA
01697 478227 Jennings Pub (Jennings beers are consistently pleasant)
with a rather rich menu. I tried some duck and it was good, and my friends were also quite pleased 
with their own meals (for dessert fans I was told that the sticky toffee pudding was excellent).              


Kirkstile Inn, Loweswater, English Lake District, Cumbria, CA13 0RU, England, UK,
Tel: +44 (0) 1900 85219 | Fax: +44 (0) 1900 85239

A typical Inn with extremely good pints of a local brew (so local you can only find it here!). 
I tried the Kirkstile Gold and the Grasmoor Dark Ale (there are two more types, 
check here http://www.kirkstile.com/accommodation/loweswater%20brewery.htm) and found them 
excellent. Food is also very nice: I tried the local lamb shoulder and my friends gave me
positive feedback about their meals.

I am listing in this section some nice brew I have tested in my travels.

Loweswater beers. Very small Brewery in Loweswater. I tried the excellent Kirkstile Gold and the Grasmoor Dark Ale.
Also available by the bottle.

Pen-lon cottage brewery, Wales. They brew beers sold locally by the bottle. I tried the extremely good Pembertons Chocolate Stout.