Dragons Head Inn in Powys

Definitely go here if you can! The atmosphere was really friendly and cosy, with a roaring fire, great food, interesting books, and a delicious array of local beers. The locals were rightly proud of their local and we can't recommend it highly enough!

Friendly host, warm welcome. Good food. We combinend lunch with a nice walk. Perfect. This is what we as tourist looked for, to visit a pub on a Sunday and enjoying a Sunday roast.

Fabulous Sunday lunch. We wished to give our friends from Norway a proper Sunday lunch experience, as well as having sufficient space for our greyhound. The reviews left us optimistic, and they were born out in practise as there was nothing to fault at all. The portions were large, the food hot, the veggies cooked just right. There were a couple of parties with dogs, but they gave us both suitable tables, if the dog is happy so is the owner! Clearly the pub is doing something right as it was full that day. We took Llangenny Lane, but it is very much single track with few passing places, so we left via one of the other routes.

A wonderful Sunday lunch experience extremely friendly and professional team led by Karen and George delicious food , we had beer battered haddock , super crispy chips & mushy peas and a very generous roast chicken dinner with all the trimmings followed by an innovative hot cross & butter pudding with yummy custard . The premises are warm , quirky and characterful and in a wonderful riverside setting , see image

A brilliant surprise. Behind the almost-concealed facade, a lovely family pub. Nice beer and a fabulous menu. Seriously, ask for the Welsh Curry - sounds weird, tastes *amazing*! Great people all round .

We had a lovely meal in this lovely country pub. BUT would be nice to make our own minds up about giving the waitress a tip not rounding our bill up for the nearest ten.

Having parked in Glangrwyney and then taken the dellghtful 25 minute walk up the path to the right of the old cricket pitch and beside the little stream up to the Salmon leap in Llangenny, four of us had a very happy sunday lunch. This pub is charmingly run and serves up simple but properly cooked pub food in a very friendly ambiance which is captivating. Our hostess was very welcoming and without reference to a menu or wine list simply reeled off what she had to offer us that day. Both the chicken and beef roasts were delicious followed by Sundaes served in those old fashioned tall glasses. It's definitely worth a visit and next time I'd like to spend a whole afternoon or evening with friends, either in winter sitting on the old Chesterfield sofas in front of the woodburning stove, or when it's warmer sitting in the small garden over the road with glass in hand beside the babbling brook. PS -the walk back to the car is downhill!

We recently moved to the village, going to the pub most weeks. We have been very well served by the pub takeaways during lockdown, and outside/socially distant meals between the lockdowns. Inventive Friday night specials for the takeaway customers, along with takeaway beer etc. Great food, reasonable prices, proper pub atmosphere.A place very obviously run by people who want to be running a pub and enjoy it. They cannot do enough for customers whether they are local or visitors. No better pub within 20 miles, probably a lot more.

Visited with my children and it was like walking back in time. Fantastic to see the place is still very much as I remember. Fantastic place and warm welcome with good food.

As the title suggests. Great tasting home cooked food with very generous portions in a welcoming country pub. Couldn't ask for more. This is the type of pub you go out of your way to find and keep on coming back for years.

Booked a table as is a very popular place to eat. We both had the vegetable curry as we had heard how good it was. We were not disappointed and can highly recommend it - absolutely delicious.Extremely friendly landlord and landlady.We will be back again :)

Very good home cooked food. Amazing steak and chips. Pudding was a freshly home cooked warm brownie which was delicious. Staff very friendly.

I went here whilst I was staying with my mum. This is a very popular location locally and I took my mum out for a treat. The sunday roast was amazing and the atmosphere was lively and family orientated. I would recommend this to everyone.

Sunday Hog Roast - Fresh pork in a roll with apple sauce and stuffing, fresh coleslaw and crispy fries. Children provided with a chicken alternative with Cranberry sauce. - Covid safe ordering process with food being delivered in a well kept beer garden.

Absolutely amazing food, fresh, large portions and great price. staff were so friendly. It feels so homely and cosy inside also. If you are near by, it's a must!

We followed our landlady's recommendation and had a meal on a dark December night in this lovely pub, which was very well visited, very welcoming and wonderfully warm - the food was excellent as well; we had duck and lasagne. A real traditional Pub, not sterile or "improved" but just homely and cozy

Really lovely traditional welsh pub. We hadn’t booked but we managed to get a table early. It seems like a proper locals pub, but we were welcomed in like we’d been there 100 times before. Quite a basic/traditional menu but still plenty to choose from and when the food came out it was lovely. If we’re ever back in Llangenny we will definitely come back!

My family of 5 plus dog booked and visited this pub a week ago, and had a great time. The owners were so welcoming and helpful. The menu (15 mins till last food order) was fully available and highly varied. Five different meals ordered, all arrived together, and no complaints from anyone. Such a lovely pub. I wish I lived nearer and could support it further. Will definitely visit again.

We had our Sunday roast dinner here again and it was very good. The service was friendly and the food fresh, plentiful, tasty and homemade. It is always busy on a Sunday so booking is definitely recommended. Other options are available for those who did not want a roast.

A tasty Sunday roast, served up in a friendly, traditional, countryside pub. The place was rammed, so reservations are clearly sensible, but our meals were served up quickly and with a smile. There was a choice of chicken or pork on the menu, but by the time we ordered, around 1:30, only chicken was left. Get here early!

Very friendly and helpful staff. Food was great. Well worth a visit. Dog friendly. Lovely walks nearby

I visited here as part of a group of nearly 20 people. The food was great, service quick and efficient and the staff friendly.

A real hidden gem, it is off the beaten track but well worth the effort to find it. The menu seldom changes and the choice not overly extensive but what is on offer is very very good especially the curries, the staff are also welcoming and friendly.

Lovely pub in a beautiful location, good food, friendly owners. They cater well for gluten free diets.

Greeted by a friendly lady who showed us to a table. We ordered sandwiches , which came with a salad,coleslaw and vegetable crisps. They were delicious. Will definitely return

If our host hadn't recommended this pub, we would've probably not even noticed it, but what it lacks outside, it makes up for inside tenfold. A quaint family-run pub that has preserved its personality over time. The rooms themselves were not your usual Spoons, the lovely hostess was walking around in bright pinks and an everlasting smile to accompany the attire, and the menu only written on chalkboard and carried to tables if necessary. All the foods we ordered we huge and tasty. In fact, it was probably one of the better curries I've ever had. Would gladly recommend.

Came here two nights in a row in Jul for drinks and dinner. The staff were welcoming and the food was excellent. Prices were also good. Definitely worth a visit or two!

Went for dinner one night and had such a nice time with good food and great staff that we went back the next night, wasn’t disappointed on the second visit, top food and service seems to be the standard here.

Recommended to eat here by our hosts at a nearby b&b.; We had been travelling all day and the place took us some time to find down the winding lanes but what a lovely spot.

Lovely pub with great atmosphere from the moment you walk in. Friendly helpful staff took our orders and payment very efficiently, (NB cash only when we went). Quite a limited but varied menu with the ham option being sold out even early on the Friday evening. Service was very efficient with all ten meals being served at the same time. Really good fresh vegetables and perfect potatoes being part of several meals. All ten of us were more than happy with the meals.

We were staying at a B&B; 3 miles away and our host suggested this place as a favourite of theirs. It’s in the countryside down some narrow roads but we’ll worth the drive. I had the roast duck with orange sauce and it was so delicious! It came with sautéed potatoes and veges. My husband had a curry which he also really enjoyed. Then we shared a raspberry pavlova sundae. Wow this was outstanding! Wonderfully fresh tangy raspberries in sauce with ice cream , Pavlova pieces and cream. Yum!

Great hosts who accommodated our every need. Even those of my slightly awkward parents. Food was well cooked and plentiful. I will be going back

We popped in here after noticing the pub while exploring the area, and were delighted with what we found.

We have used this pub many times when visiting the village to lay flowers in the churchyard. We had never however been in the back room - it is well worth venturing into with lots of memorabilia of the local infantry from the past. Good food and beer at decent prices - what more can you ask for?

Have eaten here for many year's. Never had a bad meal. Sunday lunch is brilliant but don't forget to book.

Not the easiest pub in the world to find - but it’s absolutely worth it! On our long weekend near Crickhowell, we found this dog-friendly pub on the first night, and enjoyed it so much we kept going back. Although the menu is not extensive, the dishes they offer are homemade to order and you get a proper portion ( no sign of nouvelle cuisine here!). The service was also great, the staff welcoming and friendly. My husband was also partial to their Double Dragon on draught, which he felt he had to sample repeatedly.

We had a lovely meal here, made to feel really welcome. Both the duck and the steak were really tasty. We thought the sides could be a bit more interesting but the chips were crispy and did the job! Overall very happy with this hearty meal and lovely atmosphere.

Its a country pub just 10 mins from Crickhowell. We live local and eat out regularly.

An INCREDIBLE walk along Llangenny Lane to this Very Welcoming Pub. Great Sofa next to Stove! Also Peaceful sitting Outside! Food AMAZING!

Great traditional pub. Lovely atmosphere with a friendly welcome. Traditional pub food cooked from scratch. Good portions and great value. Great family pub for kids & dogs

Spent a very pleasant evening at the Dragon’s Head last night. The food, ale and wine offerings were all tasty. The staff were helpful and friendly. Would definitely recommend a visit. It being a Friday night, we booked and I’m glad we did because it was very busy. It’s set in a beautiful, out of the way, location. The potential issue could be parking. The car park was full when we got there so we went and parked further down the lane in front of the church.

This little pub is a bit of off the main roads which makes it a great spot to get away from it all. Such friendly staff and the menu was more interesting than the typical pub fair. The food was great and there is a good range of beers on tap. There’s a lovely walk along the river too, if you like babbling waterfalls (who doesn’t).

A lively pub on a Friday night. Had room for me travelling alone. Food was quick, well cooked and came with a starter that I wasn't expecting. Will visit again.

We called in after seeing a recommendation on a Facebook group. We were wary to arrive and managed to find a free table as most were reserved. Two choice of Sunday roast. We both had the chicken, it was absolutely delicious, huge plates, lots of chicken breast, 2 roast potatoes, parsnip and peas, stuffing and a bonus Yorkshire pud. An additional dish of veg and gravy boat. Just delicious. We managed to squeeze a dessert in somehow and my warm chocolate brownie was beautiful. Definitely recommended but with advice to book ahead, we were very lucky to get a table!

Just lovely, as always... ssh my retreat.. relax and let the world go by. Don’t tell too many people about the gem of Wales. Food and company are wonderful. Take cash and relax ....

Go here at least once a year. Fantastic food, highly recommended the curry (half & half). Food is delicious and portions massive. Beer is always good, service from staff has also always been very good. Can’t wait for my next visit.

The place is excellent the beer good but the service and attitude of staff is terrible. We booked a table for 7.00 pm and arrived at 7.00 . Waiting to get a drink at the bar the red headed waitress pushed through customer without even an excuses me. we sat at the table for an hour waiting to have our order taken (14 people) but all the tables around where asked but not ours. Somone went to the bar and asked and was told we should order at the bar, which was different to the service around us. The it was said we will come to the table. Only trouble was they missed our table and went to some locals who had just arrived. We finally ordered with some things running out. As with the other tables bread was sent out but 4 side plates and enough bread for 4.one of our dinners asked if they could have some bread and was told by the red headed waitress that it was being kept for other guests. Eventually a little bread came out with the promise of plates that never did arrive, we only had cutlery for 10 of the 14 and pointed this out more than once. One of our part finally gave up and went in the kitchen and got cutlery and place mats.After nearly 2 hours the food finally came while we had watched new dinners arrive be served and leave.

We had a lovely weekend camping in the field next to the pub. Toilets and shower spotless. Pub provides excellent food before 9pm. Ideal location for walking straight from campsite into the hills.

We visited on the Saturday of the May Bank holiday weekend. Our waiter was a friendly chap who could banter quite happily with my 26 year old son.

Friendly country inn with real character and very much a 'local' feel to it. Prompt and attentive service and good food - with very large portions! Well kept Felinfoel beer is a bonus. A great place to relax, feel at home from home and make new friends. We'll definitely return when next in the area.

We stayed in the bunkhouse after a hard days mountain biking. Great cosy room and ok breakfast. We spent the night in the pub and everyone enjoyed their meal be it steak or venison pie, all locally sourced.

Outstanding food and service. Not much more to say than everyone needs to visit this lovely, friendly and extremely welcoming pub. Amazing!!!!!

Visited with friends. Very welcoming into their lovely cosy pub. Geat food and accommodated to gluten free needs for a friend. Couldn't have been any more friendly and helpful. Thoroughly enjoyed both food and drinks. We will be visiting again shortly.

We stopped here mid way through our walk for refreshment and found it! Atmospheric country pub, warm welcome, triple decker sandwiches with lovely fresh salad leaves made to order. Will definitely plan a walk this way next time we are here

This is a lovely very old pub with a welcoming atmosphere . The food is excellent and home cooked with a varied menu to suit most tastes . Good sized portions with plenty of vegetables . Children are made welcome .

Me and my partner come here pretty much once a month and the food is outstanding.

Desde nuestra llamada para reservar una mesa a través de consejos sobre la zona, el servicio aquí es inigualable. Una bienvenida amable y nada era demasiado problema. Éramos un grupo de 7 personas y un perro y el servicio era impecable. Estuvimos allí para comer el domingo y las porciones son muy generosas y la comida buena, honesta comida de pub. Realmente va a mostrar la diferencia de servicio - hace buena no vas a encontrar mucho mejor que aquí. Ahora estamos buscando una por una razón para hacer un viaje para volver y sentarse en su acogedor bar con una pinta o dos. Altamente recomendado.

our party had a diverse range of meals, all of which were excellent. however the thing that conversation kept returning...

A menudo comemos en el Dragon's Head Llangenny. Almuerzo de Domingo es magnífica y mucho de 8 libras. 95. Se puede comer o sentarse fuera. Y cerca del río donde se puede dar un paseo. Celestial. También puede tomar un perro bien educado que es...

Visitamos con amigos, gran ambiente, cálida bienvenida y el bistec sobresaliente es precioso. Buena relación calidad-precio, bien vale la pena visitar! ! A++

Visitamos la última noche. Estamos alojados en crickhoweell y está a una milla y media de aquí a este pub. Decidimos ciclo y sin duda valió la pena el esfuerzo. Subir al principio poco y luego cuesta hacia abajo en la aldea. Yo tenía un bistec encantador y marido tenía una increíble sobresaliente. Maravilloso servicio amable. Bien hecho.

Popped in while staying up the road, friendly bar man and a great chicken curry! Lovely little place

Out on a changeable day for a walk and found this lovely place for a cozy drink in the snug while the rain blew over. Food looked good too, though we were there just for a drink.

Amazing spot for Sunday lunch after a walk. Rung ahead to reserve a table. Staff were friendly, welcoming and generous on the veg! Great value food which was really tasty and wholesome.

Watched nations rugby on TV a number of times at this pub. Friendly with a nice atmosphere in a very pretty village

A lovely country pub that welcomes all including dogs! Stopped in for dinner in the evening. A very friendly welcome from the owners and the locals. Beer was recommended and tasty. Highlight by far was the food. Lasagne was fresh, homemade and large portion. Sirloin was Amazing for the price especially with a pepper sauce on the side. Dessert looked great but didn't have room instead watched the frost come in while snuggled up in front of the log burner! Would highly recommend

food is excellent and cooked how YOU want it, its good to see also that it welcomes dogs.....a lot of people don't like dogs , sad people but this place adores them . the proprietor and wife and bar staff were all superb and nothing too much trouble

lovely real pub with wood burner and sofas. Only had a drink after walk to summit of the Sugar Loaf but lots of punters enjoying lunch on Boxing day.

From the moment we walked in we were made to feel welcome. Its a real old country pub with lots of interesting photos etc on the walls. The real ale was excellent and my cabernet sauvignon was great. We had traditional Sunday lunch but there were plenty of other items on the menu. I liked the big solid table that we ate on and the fact that tables are not close to other diners. A lit wood burner added to the ambiance.The landlady in particular was friendly and we felt relaxed and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.The toilets were clean and outside is a little drinks patio with an interesting wood and stone floor. There is also a little enclosed grassy garden which looks great for children.Dogs are welcome which in our "dog loving country"? makes a pleasant change. I felt if you came in wearing your wellies or your tiara you would be made equally welcome.There is a small carpark to the rear or you can park in the village.We noticed a camp site opposite (too old for that sort of thing now!) which could be fun in the summer months.Go, you will not be disappointed.

Not sure I like to see the bar staff and waiting staff petting and fussing a dog. Then serving food. It also sounded like a dog was in or very near the kitchen. I know some people don't have a problem with dogs in restaurants and pubs, but I do.

Great food, friendly and helpful service, good wine list and reasonably priced. We particularly loved the idea of gin menu!

called in here on way through area havent been here for years so just wanted to see what it was like now still lovely pub in great setting dint have food but will return to try the food

What a lovely pub in every way. Great ambiance, a lovely landlord and landlady and one of the best Sunday lunches we have ever had.

Myself and two children, aged 7 and 9, all really enjoyed our meal. The children both had pasta and an ice cream from the children's menu -£5 a head. They are every bit and said it was 'really good'. A good choice available on the children's menu. I had a chicken curry, really tasty home cooked, with good quality chicken. Service was brilliant. Really helpful and friendly, lovely atmosphere. Couldn't be better. Thank you

Out in the middle of the countryside is this lovely little pub. Good food, some nice local ales too. Good value and nice atmosphere. Service was good too. I highly recommend the Welsh Curry and if the weather is good, why not camp in the Golden Grove campsite next door and make a weekend of it?Note that they don't accept cards (which is ridiculous) so bring cash or a cheque book (remember those?)

Came here for Sunday lunch with family. I'm vegetarian so Sunday lunch is a problem in 9/10 places, but after mentioning this to who I assume was the landlady she said vegetarian Sunday lunch was available with veggie sausages AND veggie gravy!! So rare for somewhere to do this and it was absolutely amazing, so tasty! Great selection of veg too. Had the apple and strawberry crumble for dessert and think it may have been the best dessert I've ever had, no exaggeration! 10/10, thank you Dragons Head!

Lovely country pub with fabulous food and service. Excellent value for money as well as very tasty. Nice to find somewhere that has a selection of fruit juices not just orange.

Lovely country pub with a good beer garden. The restaurant doesn't seem to cope well when busy and the female manager was very abrupt with stress levels showing. Recently had Sunday lunch here that was slightly cold and packet condiments let it down making it feel a bit cheap taking away the country pub feel. Also they don't accept card payments (yes it's 2016).

It's has been many years since I've been to the Dragons Head pub. Saturday night and it was very busy, I think all tables were taken. So that's a good sign of a popular place. Food was good, great pint of real ale. Staff were helpful and friendly, food was served very quickly. Not a great menu or over complicated but good value and well presented. Only Negative, car parking was all over the place, had a job to get out of the car park and over the bridge. All that said it s good pub in a lovely location, give it a go, it well worth it. Mike

Visited for a birthday treat and all had a lovely time. Great choice of food and all portions were a great size, especially the chips and veg. I been here in the past but this time was even more enjoyable and I will come back soon.

What a great little find! Recommended by the B&B we were staying at and very glad we went here. Firstly, the service was extremely welcoming and cheerful. In fact I was very impressed with the entire infrastructure of this part of the world - brilliant. Nice atmosphere inside. Next, on initial inspection the menu might appear basic but don't be fooled! The food is cooked with love and really trumped what you'd expect! I chose Chicken cooked in Garlic butter with veg and my Wife picked the Vegetable tart. Lets just say the chicken wasn't your typical "cheap-chicken" but wholesome and succulent with great flavour and the Veg tart was actually proper vegetables, not over-cooked and topped with cheese just right; no stodge, just flavoursome and just what she wanted. Portion sizes were superb. Loved the look of the puddings but chose not to overload! House Wine and Low-alc Cider were also excellent. A perfect end to the day and to top it off, the chatter of the locals was lovely; no bad language or jerks at the bar, but civilised and warm. When we left, they all said "goodbye, all the best"; how nice is that!

Another enjoyable visit to the Dragon's Head. Don't come if you want a gastropub, but do come if you want good pub food, great beer and a warm, friendly welcome.Americans talk of searching for that truly genuine British pub. Start here. In my top 10 British pubs.

Lovely family run pub that serves excellent food and great value for money. You won't be disappointed. Booking recommended as its so popular!

An excellent place. Food is brilliant. Service great. Only real problem we found it too late in our stay in the area to go back to eat there again.

Was walking in the area and looked around for nice pub on route. Excellent food with friendly staff/owners.We had local ham,egg and chips which was yummy,Sherry trifle for pudding was just like how my granny made it,very reasonable priced for a big plate full.lots of room,large garden.Would visit again. Can't find a negative thing to say.

It is a little bit out of zone but the pub is actually nice and food is excellent. I had chicken curry which is their speciality, at first i wasnt so sure but is actually soooooo yummy!!!!Please bring CASH!!!! They dont take credit card but the owner is lovely, said i could transfer the payment. Fantastic! Definitely must go!!

Walking in the area and looked at the reviews before booking. Slightly off the beaten track but well worth the drive or walk. Excellent food in huge portions; can recommend the gammon steak and scampi at excellent prices. Didn't have a dessert but they too looked amazing. Very helpful and friendly landlord and lady with very supportive staff - a real gem! One thing to note, at the time of our visit the pub couldn't or didn't take cards in any form, there is a cash point in Crickhowell but no bank so come armed with cash. They also accept pay pal too.

Choosing an Easter Monday cannot be easy for a remote pub for an evening meal, but the Dragon's Head Inn did us proud. A duck breast with a Cranberry sauce was beautifully tender and tasty, and with a variate of freshly cooked vegetables provided a very satisfactory meal. We will be returning at a later date to sample more of their comforting, homely food. Just what the doctor ordered for a bank holiday weekend.

We visited Llanbedr for a mid-week break and went to The Dragons Head for dinner on the recommendation of our Airbnb host.I was amazed by the hospitality of all the staff here, they went out of their way to make us welcome. The bar has a warm and cosy atmosphere and the locals clearly love this place - it's easy to see why.The food was excellent. I ordered the Welsh sirloin steak and my partner had mushroom pepperpot. Both were cooked perfectly and arrived quickly. I wish we could have stayed for longer. We planned to go to The Dragons Head for a quick meal after a long drive from London, but now we're planning on going back every evening we're here.This is how pubs should be everywhere!

My husband, two children and I had Sunday lunch here today. We hadn't booked, but they had room for us. The two adults had roast chicken and pork, one child had chicken and the other, pasta and tomato sauce. The food was delicious and plentiful, and we didn't have long to wait. The children cleared their plates!Puddings were amazing, rhubarb and apple crumble, white chocolate cheesecake, and raspberry pavlova sundae.A pint of cider and three soft drinks plus the above and we had change from £50. We will be back very soon!

visited on 16Feb2016. We were a group of 5, arriving about 7.30pm. The main bar area was busy with people eating. Pete managed to squeeze us in even though we hadn't booked. Pete (not sure if he was owner/manager) was working on his own, he did a marvelous job, making us feel welcome. Lovely food! Huge portions! too full up for pudding. Complementary basket to fresh bread and olives while we waited for our meal was appreciated (lovely soft squidgy bread!).

It's fascinating to read some of these reviews as many are about a different pub! They don't actually serve some of the dishes people have criticised. Of course it's not a part of a national chain so when it's busy service is a little slower and sometimes they run out of certain dishes, but this is a proper village pub and visitors are often invited to join the lively conversation in the snug. Well kept local beers including Rhymney and Felinfoel and great hosts and regulars make this the perfect local.

We'd been recommended to visit this pub by locals, and called on New Years eve for dinner booking on New Years day. Our sister has her birthday on new years day and celebrating is important but many places are closed. We didn't understand that NY Day lunch was one of the busiest days for this pub, but even still the owners were more than accommodating even though they had a large day. The duck was excellent as was the chicken. Had a good chat with the landlord about MI5..... sure he will remember us.

Stopped in the pub for a meal before heading up to walk to the summit of Pen Y Fan for new year. Pub was very busy and the staff managed to fit us in despite the large number of filled tables. We both had the Lasagne which was excellent. Very friendly staff. Will gladly visit here whenever I'm in the area.

Steak and Ale pie outstanding, gammon steak excellent, lasagne had an off night, raspberry pavlova wonderful, treacle tart pale and bland, cheesecake very basic. Excellent service, well kept beer. Great value.

We had a wonderful meal here yesterday (Sunday). Excellent food and really generous portions. The Dragon's Head is set in a beautiful location, about 1 1/2 miles from Crickhowell. Fantastically cosy atmosphere with comfy sofas and wood-burning stove to keep you warm now the days are getting colder.

Came here for food on a Friday evening, I'd definitely recommend booking a day in advance to make sure you can get a table as when we arrived all of the tables were reserved. The staff were really friendly, it had a good atmosphere, the menu was small but varied in the sense that there was something for everyone. It was very reasonable, didn't have to wait long for food to be brought out, and the portion sizes were really good.

Enjoyed good pub food at the Dragons Head, a fairly traditional pub. Nothing terribly sophisticated but tasty food with generous portions at very sensible prices

If you like microwave cooking then this is for you.If you are expecting a proper chef to cook your meal then you will be truly disappointed.Should have realized when we entered the restaurant since there was no smell of cooking coming from the kitchen.Rump steak- very tough and gristly, and when we complained to the waitress that we couldn't cut the meat she said she would ask the chef to sharpen the knives !!Gammon did not present with crispy fat, and there was evidence of water on the plate.This used to be a regular place to visit for excellent food, but sadly, no longer.

My family enjoyed a stunning meal, great atmosphere, log burner on, great service. Meal was great value for money and well presented. Will definitely go again.Good job we had some cash as there were no other methods of payment accepted.