I love this pub. Very friendly bar staff, they make u feel so welcome!…read more The settees are comfy and the place plays good music. Everytime I've been here I've left feeling happy and lovely. With or with out the alcohol! ^_^

Ye Olde Murenger House is pretty much the epitome of an "old man's pub". Came here for a group of…read morefriends for a mid-afternoon drink and although a place like this isn't my usual scene it was a very enjoyable experience. ~ Atmosphere: Loved the atmosphere here. Even though the pub was dark and dingy with a low ceiling, it was still well-cleaned and didn't smell like musk. You could tell the employees here took care of the place well. Even if you prefer something lighter, there are a small amount of seats near the window with a lot of light coming in so it does cater to a variety of tastes. ~ Variety: There were plenty of great ales here that my friends enjoyed. I had a whiskey in coke and it was well made at a fair price too. My server was very friendly and personable, which added to the home-y feel of this pub. --- I can't fault Ye Olde Murenger house. If you're into something more quiet, this is the place for you. Even if it wasn't my own personal cup of tea, there is definitely a place for a pub like this. Great atmosphere, lovely staff, and drinks at fair prices!

Nice looking historical pub as many of their pubs are. The usual Old Brewery Bitter...its OK..at a…read morefair price. Have enjoyed reluctantly my visits here as I do NOT like Sam Smiths. a Murenger was a person who had charge of the wall of a town, or its repairs.

Loved it, great food, great service and it's got a wide range of menu choices suitable for all…read moreages. It's good food for little price

Dropped in on Sunday (31st Aug 2011) as it was one of only a few establishments open for food in…read morethe area. The service was great, just grab your drinks sit down at a table, peruse the really good menu and then order at the till. The food came out cooked freshly and was great, goats cheese on a portabello mushroom is very tasty (ask for the chutney on the side not over it). A rump steak cooked to perfection with all the trimmings and a beer and ale pie for my wife with vegetables went down very well. The finale was the 'pudding table' with 3 puddings, 1 x vanilla ice-cream, 1 x mint ice-cream and a bit of cream is especially for sharing but, would have shared four really good idea and portions were quite big considering. The wine was quite good and you can't complain at £8.95 a bottle. Definitely worth visiting again if we are ever in the area. W. R.

We booked a table here for a birthday and were really happy with the customer care we received from…read morethe owners! It's so rare to have that personal touch these days! On the day our food was absolutely delicious and again, the owners themselves were really lovely and engaging. It's very busy so booking is definitely recommended and look out for their special menu nights as they look great! The asparagus and mushroom pasta dish was beautiful, as was the beef two ways! The stuffed chicken was a bit bland but apart from that all of the food was really good. Highly recommended!

Under new management? Under par. Poor food worse service. Empty on a Saturday evening! Favourite…read moreunder previous owner, v disappointed.

A converted barn, Elm tree is a fantastic way to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life…read more Besides being a hotel the restaurant serves British and European dishes. I went for the fantastically weird Scallops and Black pudding. Despite sounding like chalk and cheese, it was very tasty indeed. Talking of tasty puddings it is my professional opinion that the desert was Mmmmmmmm.

Craft people, I seriously wanted to love Tiny on the back of Jam Donut, Peaches & Cream et al, but…read morethey all turned out to be drink once Craft ponies. Lots of hip branding in the Garage Project vein - most Crafty brewery in New Zealand if you're ever there, but you knew that already! Unlike Garage, not a lot of Craftyness behind it though. Surprisingly limited tap selection - a couple of decent West Coast juices - and kinda posey Craft-cadets tending; they didn't even notice one of the kegs hadn't settled on my pour, instantly detectable to my Craft Jesus eyes. Craft Jesus rating a pretty weak 26 IBU

Not only do these guys make beer but they made a really top effort for the open day and had in some…read moreexcellent beers from other breweries too! All the beers I enjoyed (and I had at least 6 halves) were above average. An industrial estate is never the most pleasant place for a drink but they'd'made a.good fist of it. They were really friendly and we certainly enjoyed ourselves!

I am a regular at the Port 'O' Call even though I live 5 miles away. It is set in the country and…read morehas been refurbished. The service is first class and the staff are extremely polite and freindly and absolutely nothing is too much trouble for them. I have eaten there on many occasions and have never had a complaint about the food. The have a wide variety on the menu and it is always cooked wonderfully with very good portions. I especially love the Sunday lunch and is great for those with a big appetite! The prices are great and the meals are excellent value for money. They often have live entertainment, there is a pool table and great outdoor eating/playing area. Wide screen TV. They have a big car park. They also have a function room to hire and I believe they do not charge for this hire but you would need to confirm that. All in all I would recommend the Port 'O' Call.

A useful venue if you wish to refuel after a round of golf at nearby Peterstone Lakes. A gastropub…read morerising from the ashes of an old-fashioned local, it has been refurbished and reopened by a partnership of experienced pub managers and restaurant owners. It requires a 2-mile detour off the A48 between St Mellons and Cardiff. The menu offers a fair choice, ranging from bacon butties for breakfast (perhaps with golfers in mind), through to more substantial dishes later in the day, including pan-fried venison steak with red wine, mussels in tomato and herb sauce, fish and vegetable pie, roast duck breast with orange sauce, and bread and butter pudding with custard. £40 for 2. There is a good choice of real ales, which included HB and Speckled Hen on my last visit, a picturesque pub garden with outside tables, widescreen tv which implied the availability of sports events while you eat and drink, and its split-level layout features an upper gallery where you can sit down and survey those below.

Lovely reopened independent pub serving local draft and cask beers in the city centreread more

Good service an beer. Thats it to be fair its a bar. Lots of lovely beer. Beer beer did i mention…read morebeer.

Nice olde chatty pub which looks very decent indeed. Went for Crwr Gorslas. There were several…read moreother local beers such as Tiny Rebel Fubar Probably the best pub in the city! Future a bit uncertain, which is a shame.

After a family funeral the previous day in Wales, we were tired and hungry and we stopped here on…read moreour way back travelling on the M4. It was recently refurbished and is clean, stylish and the owners were very welcoming. The food was fantastic - very tasty and reasonably priced. Much better than a motorway service station! Come off the M4 at junction 24 and head down the A48 towards the M48 (towards the old severn bridge) and it is a few miles down the road on the right. You can then go over the old bridge and rejoin the M4 - result!

Absolutely beautiful food and relaxed friendly atmosphere. My first choice to dine every time. Food…read moreis reasonably priced.once you've tasted your food you'd think they had Gordon Ramsey kept hostage in the kitchen! Lol. I personally would b prepared to pay more than what they charge its that good. Outstanding !! :))))