Reviews
Friendly service, food arrived quickly. Decent pub grub!
A real pub serving very good food with excellent service. Reasonable prices.
Really nice place to stay. Staff were great.
This is a proper traditional village pub with characters. There are two bars and several rooms to sit in. The pub is owner run. Lovely friendly owner and staff. Selection of real ales and lagers. The place serves good value, tasty and filling meals.
The Sunday roast is very good, none of that thin beef, but proper beef sliced from a proper roast joint Pork and chicken roast also available.
They have recently added a conservatory, last month, so can seat more people when they are busy. There is a garden, so can eat there when the Welsh weather permits.
I believe you can stay at the pub as they have several rooms for visitors. I have in the past. The new owners (2 years) say that they are renovating the rooms, so check on status.
My last visit enjoyed a lunch sitting outside watching horses and their riders come by. Apparently the pub is on a horse touring itinerary.
We are staying at a nearby campsite and, following a look at the website, we thought we would walk the mile or so to the pub for a meal. We were disappointed to find that dogs are not allowed in the pub. We had a quick drink outside and walked back to the campsite (hungry!). We recommend that the website includes a mention about no dogs - at the moment, it is ironic that one of the photos on the website includes a dog!
Friendly, and Good food.
My family and I had the Sunday carvery there last weekend for my birthday and are going back this weekend for more. Food was great and staff very friendly and efficient.
Can't really post an accurate review as they are closed. It's Wednesday 3pm and no sign of life. Nothing on the door with opening times, no info at all. Not a great situation after 4 hours of walking/running in the mountains. Back to the campsite for pot noodles ☹️