Awesome service. Kelly the bar manager takes great care of the customers. Good selection of beers…read moreand spirits. Definitely a place to visit when in Abergaveny

A good pub and the one I know best in this town (not that I know many of the others!); a fine old…read more16th century building. There's an upstairs room which is available to hire. The pub usually gets quite crowded, especially when there's live music of course, but it's a friendly place. Good home cooking too.

Very fair pricing for excellent meals - especially the local Hereford steak and ale pie - steak…read more(very generous measure) just melted in mouth

Food is stunning, beautifully presented and good value. Nice atmosphere in pub.read more

This is an old pub which has just undergone a stunning Refurbishment of 3 en-suite double rooms…read more The food is fabulous food and it's also a great place to enjoy a quiet pint. For tourists this is in an ideal location for visiting Abergavenny, Blaenavon and most of the industrial heritage of Wales and the South West. If you know this area it has everything from historic interest to outward bound activities, scenery and it's oly 40 minutes from Cardiff if you need some serious retail therapy, (also the smaller Festival Park Outlet Village just 15 minutes away). Friendly landlord and landlady who will help with everything from a cot to booking tickets for the Theatre in Abergavenny, I can't recommend it highly enough. Free Car Parking, good links to trains and roads about an hour from Cardiff Wales Airport. Ideal place to stay during the food festival as it's walkable, but not in the expensive zone.

The family took me to this pub as it's pretty local to them, great beer choices and great array of…read morechips to chose from. We did not have a meal due to the time, however the menu appeared to have lots of tasty options. This place is perfect for family and friends as they have two separate and large gardens, with one especially designed for kids. The parking lot is spacious so this is great for large groups as well if you plan to be outside. Inside has a pub side and dining side. Hope to be back again soon.

This is the local pub where you go if you want to meet the locals. Or if you want to have a great…read moremeal and a pint at affordable prices. Its noisy and dogs are allowed in. We like dogs so no problem for us there. We started off with a tapa, pork belly with black pudding and poched apple. Absolutely delicious but way too much, even for a full starter. The apples were sweet, as was the pork, with a crunchy skin. For mains we ordered the pie of the day, but they didn't have them. So we settled for the salmon with seaweed with blinis. Good choice! Never had such tasty salmon. Only the seaweed salad was bland. I would have served it with wacame or something. They gave us the tapa for free bc we couldnt have pie. All in all a great experience, socialising with the locals and great food.

Family run,stone built pub,friendly and welcoming,good choice of ale,ciders&wine.good lunch time…read morefood with bigger evening menu

I love this place its very welcoming. you have to go through lanes to get to it as its out the way…read moreof the town and there's only about 3 spaces to park at the front with AMPLE more around back. There's plenty of tables and the staff are great. The food is great (im a veggie, but i have eaten with others who are not). deserts always satisfy me ;-) You will enjoy!!!

The Skirrid Mountain Inn (otherwise known as the Skirrid Inn) lies between Abergavenny and…read moreHereford, at the entrance to the valley in which lies Llanthony Priory. One of the claimants to the title of Britian's oldest pub, a court is recorded as being held at the Millbrook Inn on the site in 1110, when two brothers were tried for theft and sheep stealing (one was hanged for his crime). The Priory was founded in 1108 and it is possible the pub was built to provide for pilgrims and other visitors. Manorial Courts were held here until 1485, with local courts thereafter. Hangings took place, so tradition has it, within the pub itself some 180 over the years. More of the pub's history can be found on the website. That all said, the exact age of the present structure is more debateable; most of the visible features are 17th century, although the main structure may be older. The pub today is happily unpretentious and has a rustic main room with bare stone walls, a huge stone fireplace and bar. There's a further small, cosy bar and two larger rooms, used for functions and at busy times. It serves a clutch of real ales, as well as food at lunchtimes and in the evenings. The food menu features traditional pub grub with decent portions, and there's an extensive choice of locally sourced meat, fish and vegetarian dishes, with starters and desserts, as well as sandwiches and filled baked potatoes at lunchtimes. Typical mains are around £6, up to £14 for steak. When we ate there were several families there with young children as well as couples of various ages, and in the summer it is popular with walkers and tourists.

I live near this pub an all I get is trouble when they close with young teens fighting . No respect…read morepatrons allowed to take their drinks out at closing times . I wish the police or council would do something about this terrible noisy place this is a pub I would definitely "AVOID" unless your young and on drugs ......

This pub has the best music and atmosphere in Abergavenny.read more

Disappointed. We're traveling through, had good reviews for the food, but alas they no longer serve…read morefood. Warm pub, we'll stocked with locals, though.

Quiet pub with a handful of motel-style rooms. The rooms were clean and spacious. The walls are on…read morethe thin side - we could hear our neighbours up late, so I was lucky I am a deep sleeper. The staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good - and with a veggie full English breakfast available.