Newport has been named as the second most popular place for Brunch in Wales.
This follows a huge 100 per cent rise in brunch searches from 2021 to 2023, only surpassed by Cardiff's surge of 129 per cent, according to The Cut & Craft.
The popularity of this trend showed no signs of slowing down across the UK, with Scotland experiencing a 124 per cent growth, England a 123 per cent increase, and, not far behind, Northern Ireland at 116 per cent.
However, Wales was fourth, expanding at a slower pace with a rise of 85 per cent.
Oscar Akgul, managing director of The Cut & Craft, said: "It is absolutely incredible to see these amazing rises in searches for brunch across the UK.
"Brunch is a meal that can be enjoyed by anyone whether that is in the late morning with your family or a bottomless brunch with your friends.
"Not only is it fantastic to see a wide range of UK cities have such a high increase in searches for brunch, but it also shows that this meal trend is not slowing down anytime soon."
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