Friendly staff greet you from the moment you walk in. For a nice sunny Saturday afternoon, the…read moreplace isn't too busy. This is a great place for food (a lot cheaper than it was when it first opened), a decent pint or even 241 cocktails. I had the cajun chicken burger which was great, big portion size, fresh ingredients and was on my table pretty promptly. The management seem to know their student market with decent offers and a good selection of booze. The pub is across two floors, sitting upstairs near one of the old feature windows is great for people watchers like me.

This place is a large building encompassing a pub (the cambrian) the hotel upstairs and a…read morerestaurant - popular with tourists, students and locals the hotel is situated opposite the train station and is often a popular stop on a pub crawl -the cambrian is famous for its cocktails - pint glasses full of a mix of whatever you choose (there are lots of funny named options to choose from) th prices in this place seem to go up and up and up but it doesnt seem to stop the popularity and its always really busy - there is another bar upstairs as part of the hotel that isnt open to the public like the downstairs bar - I think they could encompass this somehow with the main bar to create more space. There is a pool table at the back of the pub which is always really busy and you can either get bar meals or go through to the restaurant for something to eat

Like weatherspoons in aber, but only posher inside and a little bit cheaper. A very nice place to…read morego for food or drink. Very clean and nice layout makes it pleasent to be in and with a beer garden, it makes it a bonus. There food is great, really tasty and good portions and at a very affordable price. It has good drink selection and has an offer on cocktails every night. This is a great place to go to. I must for people in aber.

Good pub with good pint of Rev James. Good pretty reasonable and staff really friendly. Best pub…read morenear to Aberystwyth railway station.

We came across this place by chance and as it turned out, it had the perfect Sunday roast we were…read morecraving. The portions are good, not so overwhelming that I only got half way before giving up. I like that the vegetables came separately for this reason. They've been open two years but didn't accept cards when I went so check first! They are looking to expand with a bigger kitchen coming. This was the old police station and one of the restaurant rooms is still set out like a court room and the cells are downstairs!

From the owner: Cellb is a creative art centre located in the old police buildings in Blaenau Ffestiniog. The…read morecentre has a cafe-bar serving delicious freshly cooked meals, serving ILLY coffee & has a wide range of world larger's, wine & cocktails. The cafe-bar space also boasts an art gallery, free wi-fi, alternative cinema nights. The centre is a hub for music, attracting large scale performances by Jamaican & Uk reggae artists as well as Jazz, soul & funk and Welsh language music. Downstairs is about to be turned into a Bunkhouse where you can sleep in the old cell's! It is also a hub for design courses where young creatives create their own magazines. Cellb is a place for all the family & is open to all ages, sex & colour of skin. www.cellb.org

This is a great little place with two sides to it. By day it is a brilliant coffee place (though…read moreyou can get drinks most of the day) and by night a cool night spot. There is great coffee and I mean the best in Brecon by far! Free wifi Great people the place to be seen.

By far the best pub in narberth. Its totally honest, and acceptant of everyone. Theres no looks as…read moreyou walk in, and you soon feel right at home. Its mainly full of locals, of all ages, and styles. The landlord is fairly young and easy to get on with. Its trade mark were the walls ata one half were covered in posters, these were great as they really tell stories, what films were out at the time etc. The jukebox is fantastic, all the cd's are amazing, with something for everyone, but all to get you going. There is a pool table, and must be the cheapest in the land, at only 20p still!!!! there is an outdoor area with heaters since the smoking ban, and a little corner cocktail bar which is usual in use during the summer parties! its a great place that has live bands from time to time, with dj sets and private parties for birthdays etc. the halloween parties are something to remember for sure also! it also has a new but retro table top space invaders game!!! brilliant! They always have a couple of guest ales on and soon as i walk one is poured, if the landlord is on that is! great pub!!

The Eagle is a popular small local pub with no airs or graces which is frequented by old and young…read morealike. It had a bit of a facelift recently and had a new bar fitted and the toilets were upgraded. But basically it is the same pub with the famous posters on the walls. The place is buzzing on carnival nights in both the summer and winter. The pool table is always popular because it is so cheap! There are occasional DJ nights when a local DJ plays a few sets. There are outside heaters and a canopy for the smokers and an outside cocktail bar which is used occasionally in the warmer months.

Quite nice pub, with an unsurprising but pleasant menu ( think local seafood , beef, ice cream,…read moreetc). Think c. £12-15 for a main. Very pleasant view from the little used terrace. Staff are a bit offish, surprisingly for this part of the world, but The Swan also suffers a bit from the common local afflictions of slowish service and a mania for booking ( here's a clue- if you turn tables faster, you get more use out of them and they needn't be unused for an hour before they're needed).

Welsh pub of the year? The only reason I can fathom that The Swan was awarded this accolade was…read morethat the competition organisers forgot to tell any other pubs there was an award in the first place. It's not terrible by any means, but if you're going to plaster 'Pub Of The Year' (hereafter referred to as POTY) over everything, it makes you think you're in for something special, and you're annoyed when it's anything short of amazing. The decor in the restaurant was a bit 'Changing Rooms'. I imagine Lawrence Llewellyn-Bowen had a jolly old time painting the plum-coloured feature wall, complimented by the light fitting that looks like an enormous crushed up ball of tinfoil. Unless you're sitting in one of two tables next to the windows, good luck seeing that 'amazing view'. We both ordered the same cocktail of smoked salmon, crab and crayfish tails - when it arrived, although well presented, it was lacking any crab whatsoever, with no explanation from the waitress. We didn't complain, since it looked like we got double the amount of smoked salmon, which was good quality and tasty, so, meh. It's just that I'd expect the POTY to at least inform you of this before it's served to you, to check if that's ok. Grey mullet on sweet potato mash was well cooked, but the mash was slightly too buttery, and the radishes added little other than a cursory crunchy texture. The shark steak was odd, with a sort of jelly-like, buttery texture, but the chips that accompanied it were light and crispy. Sticky toffee pudding was fine. I asked for a scoop of ice cream with mine (I would always serve STP with it) but the presentation wasn't what you'd expect from the POTY. I'm a fatso bum and ate it before I remembered to take a picture, so you'll have to believe me on this one. Staff were courteous and friendly, and our bill came to £65 for 3 courses each and one beer. We had ordered a glass of wine and a beer in the bar downstairs whilst we waited for our table, but they weren't included on the bill. I took this as a sign that they were complimentary, since they didn't have our table ready, but I wasn't hanging around to find out... NOTES: Sunday lunch looked decent value at £20 for three courses. A la carte was a bit more expensive, at about £30 for three courses. A couple of the specials had sold out by 7.30pm. If you do go, be clear about where you'd like to sit - there was a bit of confusion over our table booking for Sunday night. There's the restaurant upstairs and the pub downstairs. Clarify, because the staff might not.