Great food, really good choice of food on the menu, staff are friendly, service is brilliant,…read moreambulance is relaxed and welcoming, dog is always made welcome

I went to this pub a few weeks ago with friends and family , we had no trouble booking a table in…read moreadvance for 20 people. There was a lot of things on the menu , I ordered chicken and chips. To place your order you go up to the bar where they take your order. I was shocked and surprised as to how quickly our food was served , I think it took less than 15 minutes for it to come to our table! The food taste great and they have an offer on at the moment 2 meals for £10. The staff served us quickly and were very friendly , the pub was very clean and tidy. I really recommend the pub on the pond if you want cheap good food

Amazing how much this place has turned around, it is now clean, warm and inviting. The staff were…read morefantastic, very efficient and friendly, food was superb can't fault the place or the staff will definitely be returning very soon

Nicely decorated, pub and restaurant. Good food, and good…read morevalue for money. The food is placed on huge plates, but the actual portion sizes look a bit lost on such big plates. Well worth a visit though. Pity the hungry horse a few miles away, cant come up to the same standard.

This is a very pretty bar. Quite cosy really despite being very obviously a…read moregastro pub. The lighting particularly appealed to me. I'm not sure what would happen if you had a seat and some diners turned up. Suspect you would be moved! There wasn't much of interest for me to drink but Brains Dark keg is particularly decent as alternatives go. I'd probably ordered some food myself had there been ale with which to wash it down.

We stopped in here for lunch while visiting The Mumbles for the afternoon, and we were very happy…read morewith our choice! The staff was efficient and super friendly, and even insisted that we move to a better table when one became available after we were seated. Their pub food was great. We ordered a steak, ale, and mushroom pie and a chicken and leek pie and both were made fresh and were delicious!

We met some Welsh in Winchester whom we overheard talking about "the best fish and chips in the…read moreUK." We had to ask where that was. They told us the Prince of Wales Inn in Mawdlam. Hungry, we drove a few hours in the hopes of savoring this deliciousness. We arrived Saturday night at 9, after a long drive, only to learn they stopped cooking at 8. A huge disappointment to say the least. Hungry and tired we wondered what to do. That's when the special happened. The bartender was so kind. Great Welsh beer and cider and plenty of warm, genuine smiles. Plus it was karaoke night and the pub was filled with wonderful, friendly (and TALENTED) locals who made us feel so welcome. One lady brought her delicious homemade cakes and brownies to share! They all sang us a beautiful Welsh folk song as a farewell. It was sad to leave. Thank you, kind people of Mawdlam! We will never forget you. TAN TRO NESA!

Great atmosphere on this very authentic local pub. Lots of history on the walls and also available…read morethrough touch screen iPad on wall showing short videos and the history of the pub and the local area. Small rooms, low ceilings and ancient building. Great pub food. Had cod & chips - fresh fish and well cooked. Friends had beef & ale pie and stuffed potatoes which they raved about. Very generous portions and very reasonable. £38 for 4 with soft drinks

Firstly i will tell you that this is likely to be an expensive experience - but well worth the…read moremoney for a treat now and again. It is a beautiful Thatched Inn, built in 1371. It posseses open fireplaces, and a choice of cozy tables for 2 or 4, and long tables for larger parties in the back. HRH Prince Charles, Dylan Thomas have both visited here, to sample the beer still brewed on the premesis. The food is pricey, but what a meal you get for your money! A huge plateful that would be enough for two! the most reasonable is the Roast dinners, approx £10 a head. The walls and ceilings of the Inn are covered in memorobilia, from horse brasses to farming tolls, there is enough to occupy your mind while you wait for your meal. On your way to the loo you will encounter a full suit of armour, and in the back are fish tanks, and a talking parrot!

My family and I often stop at The White Hart in Llanddarog on our way to Pembrokeshire. It is a…read morebeautiful thatched pub with excellent pub food and their own brewed beers. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

I've been a local regular to this pub for a number of years. The ownership has recently changed and…read moresince the food is still very good I feel sad that I no longer feel welcome. I have just experienced the worst possible customer service and I am still in shock at how I have been treated. I arrived a few minutes before 12, another local regular was before me and opened the door. A member of staff came to the door and told us that since it was 11:55 we had to wait outside until they open. Both myself and the person in front of me have walking aids and clearly have disabilities. When they let us inside I explained that I was not happy that they had made two people with disabilities wait standing outside, as it is painful to stand and I felt they could have let us come in and sit down on the chairs by the door until they were ready for service (i.e. the pubs inside waiting area). The lady apologised and said she would take this on board. I excepted her apology but asked if I could talk to the manager. I wanted to talk to the manager as I felt it was important for the establishment to understand the need to make adaptations for disabled people and so wanted an assurance from management that they would let people with disabilities sit in the waiting area. She showed me the manager and I approached him and explained that the people told to wait had disabilities and that they should have let us sit down by the door to wait. The manger completely blanked me, he completely ignored me as I was talking to him, he did not say a word and acted like I was invisible. The poor waitress had to come over and tell me that she would pass on the message to the owner and sat us down at our table. I could not believe how badly I had been treated by the manager. When the manger came over to take payment from me I told him that I was unhappy with the way he had treated me, that he should not have ignored me and should have responded to me when I spoke to him. He rolled his eyes at me then smirked at me and said "what are you talking about you never came over to talk to me" and walked off. The owner then came out and apologised and offered us a free meal next time we visit, but I did not complain in order to get free food so I explained that the behaviour of the manager was not acceptable and therefore it should be the manager that apologises to me. He eventually came over to me, rolled his eyes, smirked at me and in a very unprofessional and antagonistic tone said "sorry but I did not have to deal with you because the woman at the desk was dealing with you". He stated arguing with me, at which point I decided to leave as I did not want an argument. There was no professionalism and his conduct fell very short from what is expected in hospitality. The reason for me wanting to talk to the manger was not to get the waitress into trouble, I just wanted the mangers to understand the impact of not allowing people with disabilities to sit down whilst waiting a few minutes for service to start, as something like that has a big impact on disabled people and the previous owners always used to let us wait inside. Incidentally the manger put a bottle of wine and two beers that I had not ordered on my bill a few weeks ago and he did not apologise for that at the time either, he just walked away without talking to me and got others to deal with it. Treating customers like this is not acceptable, I was not difficult or rude to anyone, I was polite and well mannered, did not raise my voice and was raising a legitimate concern. I payed my bill in full, I was not trying to get money off or a free meal, first I just wanted the establishment to have more disability awareness and then after the conduct of the manager I wanted an apology for the shocking way he treated me. Although the food is good, it's not acceptable to be treated this way, I felt that his behaviour towards me was aggressive and unprofessional, I'm still in shock that this has happened

Great food and service. Over the year's my family and I have visited the Abercrave Inn regularly…read more it has something for everyone in my family which is great as we can all pick something we can agree on! There's always great variety from Sunday carvery to quick eats. We have always tended to go at a lunch time as my grandma often accompanies us but noticed this time around that they have offers on for the evening too. There's also a loyalty card for regulars with a 20% off the bill which makes it even better value for money.

This self-styled "pub on the pool" is an ideal choice if you like rural pub / restaurants located…read morein picturesque settings. The Farmers Arms is a long established business, situated opposite the Pitcott Pool in St Bride's Major. Although it's a CAMRA recommended pub, with a good selection of real ales, its main business is food, where you can eat either in its sizeable main restaurant or have a bar meal. You'll find nothing trendy or unexpected here. The menu is broad but predictable, and when I visited for Sunday lunch its clientele were predominantly senior citizens. Unusually there is no inclusive menu, but each course was reasonably priced, with generous portions. The desserts were particularly plentiful and at £4.50 on average reasonable value for money. It also has a good fish menu, with sole and coley the highlighted daily special offerings when I visited. The staff were very friendly and efficient, providing brisk service without making you feel hurried or harried. Overall well worth a visit. It would be an ideal place to end up after a long walk on the Southerndown coast or the Merthyr Mawr sand dunes.

Gloopy sauce, tinned mushrooms; not very nice. Tasted like, well, gunk…read more The Farmers Arms has a reputation for being a decent place to enjoy a convivial meal with friends in a reasonably relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Shame then that this experience was let down by a lacklustre initial welcome and the quality of the food served. Though the restaurant service was attentive and the mushroom stoganough was quickly and reasonably presented, it was just unpleasant to eat, which I suppose is the key factor. Chips were cooked nicely, crisp on outside and soft centred, but they were the usual caterers' mass produced ones (presumably bought in big bags) that taste as if they've been reconstituted and not like freshly cut chips from proper spuds. Pudding was priced at town center restaurant prices lemon meringue roulade but looked like it had been thrown at the plate from the other side of the kitchen a real smash up. This is definitely not fine dining. Is this a pub or is it pretending to be a restaurant and doing neither very well? The location of the pub/restaurant is good, on the road out of St Brides towards Wick just by the duck pond. If you like traditional, low beamed rooms decorated with hanging jugs and such like, with dark red carpets and traditional dark wooden tables, then this is the place for you personally find this decor dated and gloomy. Not great.

The Westbourne used to be a quiet, dark, slightly scruffy affair until it had a facelift a few…read moreyears ago. Now it is quite nice, and gets packed out on the weekends. Brynymor Road is in the middle of a very popular area for student accommodation, but the beer in the Westbourne is significantly more expensive than in the 'Brynymor' just up the road, which obviously has an effect on the type of crowd it attracts. Having said that, it is lot more student friendly than it used to be. You will see a lot of students in there at the start and end of term, when they can get their parents to pay for the more expensive beer. They do decent food, and have got on board with some of the newer ideas hitting pubs, wireless internet, coffee and suchlike. There are quite a few flat screens, but local rugby will usually take preference over football. When there's no sport on, they play Sultans of Swing and Build me up Buttercup on loop. I exaggerate, but only slightly.

Good pub, haven't tried the food, but the service is great. The self service system is gimmicky but…read moreI still enjoyed it. Also they have offers on. Lovely seething outside with heating.