Honey Cafe in Powys

Went on a whim hoping the cafe would be doing take aways due to covid. And it was, a slightly reduced texmex menu but still loads of choice and I'm a foodie girl. I opted for the black bean burger with chips. I enjoyed, bit more spice perhaps but that's my palate. The meals were packed well and served nicely, all the necessaries in the nice brown paper bag. My partner had a wrap which was delicious he said. We decided on a pudding each! I had raspberry and applie pie, proper home made. The cheesecake was delicious too. Coffee great and plenty of room to the front to sit and relax. Vegan and veggie choices available. On a sunny day it's a sun trap outside and a chance to bask in the sun. Its a great stop for biking and attracts this community. Plenty of parking available. Only 7 miles from lovely hay on wye.

We travelled from Carmarthen to have lunch at the Honey Cafe as we had enjoyed it so much on our last visit two years ago. I'm sorry to say that this time the food was mediocre at best and we won't be going back. Instead of the good quality home- cooked lunch we were expecting, there is now only poor standard fast food, served with no apparent effort with regard to quality, choice or presentation. It is as if the new reduced menu has been designed to make it easy to delegate the cooking to inexperienced staff. In a blind taste test, it would have been impossible to differentiate between the deep-fried brie wedges and deep-fried cajun spiced mushrooms. Both were completely tasteless. The toasted sandwich was dry with too little filling, all were served just plonked on a small plate with no garnish. A tiny side sald and coleslaw was an extra £3.95 and everything was overpriced for such awful food. If you like Subway and McDonalds, you might enjoy eating here but sadly, healthy home cooked food is no longer on the menu. The staff were pleasant enough as was the coffee. A really disappointing experience.

We, as a family, passed down three generations, have always stopped here on our annual visit to family in mid-Wales and vis-versa. I was so pleased to see they were doing take away but couldn't visualise how they could possibly do our family favourite full English breakfast. I should have known they would maintain their high standard and we all had an excellent breakfast. Fully recommend the Honey Cafe never had a bad experience, excellent produce, great service and value for money. Well done on your Covid adaptation and good luck to you all. Thank you for being a part of our journey.

I ordered two Honey Cafe burgers with chips, for my wife and I, the day before for 1.15, We had a Covid vaccine appointment in Bronllys for 2.15, so I had planned ahead. Our order was ready for 1.15, can’t fault the service. The food was great, never been before but I’m looking forward to my second vaccine now....!

I have reviewed The Honey Cafe before, but today was my fist visit since the first lock down in Wales back in March. Again I wasn't disappointed, I had the full breakfast which was delicious and a great price. The changes made to suit the restrictions are very well done and we enjoyed our breakfast safely. The take away option also much needed, I bought a take away cake.

Stopped for coffee and cake. Coffee very good. Cake dry and tasteless. Previous visit was better. Expensive for average.

Got to say I always loved going to this place, always lovely food and prices on a par with everywhere else but sadly went today for lunch where all three of us had toasties. And that was it a toastie on a plate with hardly any filling in it, no salad garnish, noColeslaw, nothing and NO reduction in price, totally uninspiring for a cafe, I could could of made better at home, £22.80 for 3 crap toasties and 3 drinks a total rip off, defo will not go back.

So great you have your Sunday roasts back. We had 3 beef takeaway roasts today they were lovely still lovely and warm by the time we got home. The beef melted in your mouth and lovely homemade Yorkshire puddings were delicious. Very happy customers.

Fantastic service!! Definitely worth stopping by! The coffee and the cheese ham and pickle toaster was very nice as well as the chips. Great place to stop by when meeting someone!

We've been using this cafe for over 10 years now, but has always been for lunch and has been on the whole excellent as stated in previous reviews. Today we stopped off here for a change before our walk along the Brecon-Monmouth canal for a breakfast. All we can say is Shock and disappointment. Fatty bacon, tasteless sausage and a rock hard fried egg. Obviously the bacon and sausage were not local produce, more like local Cash and Carry! After the lunches we have had this was a real shock to us and will not be back for a Breakfast. As they say, oh, what a shame.

We had such a fabulous lunch of chicken tacos, sat outside in the sunshine with a beautiful view of the black mountains. It used the freshest of ingredients. It was much needed after a hospital visit nearby and much needed afterwards. We booked in advance and it was very popular so would advise doing so.

Today we stopped at Honey Cafe because we had heard that the food they serve is fantastic and of course it is! Today my husband and I have enjoyed an exquisite Mexican lunch, the quantity, the presentation and the favours are absolutely perfect! Thanks to the Chefs (Thomas and Byron) we have found a gastronomic gem and of course we will return and recommend it to everyone. I have also loved the security measures of the restaurant, organization and efficiency to prevent Coronavirus, they have made us feel calm and safe. The service of the team is excellent, very organized as well and very friendly. Thank you again.

We have been regular visitors for a number of years and can highly recommend the all day breakfast ! Beautiful location with lovely views over the Black Mountains - a great place to enjoy the scenery with a excellent cup of coffee.

Visited the Honey cafe after a friend told me how good it was. He was not wrong! spot on in every way for me. Organized ,efficient and polite what more do you need?A view? its got that too!I must say i was lucky that the weather was good and i was able to sit outside but none the less i enjoyed it very much indeed.Simple menu of good old fashioned food that anyone would like well cooked and presented.The breakfast was excellent ,not greasy at all and plenty of it.Will i go back? oh yes no doubt!Thank you.

The takeaway food is amazing Such a large choice of menu, The takeaway service has been a lovely treat during these uncertain times. Highly recommend

Disappointing Overly priced and not clearly marked on the menu for what you are paying for. Beans on toast, bacon and sausage bap, scone and 2 coffees , £17.50, outdoors in plastic trays. Overly priced for small portions

Disappointing really !! Shame it’s only takeaways so all in plastic trays !! £39 for a takeaway is a bit steep and 4 bits of chicken for five wraps on fajitas. Really disappointed!!

A beautiful small cathedral, steeped in history. Not high church but a perfect place to refresh the soul or to look round and wonder. Necessary Covid safety measures in place.

We had a large party booking and even though it was not that busy service was slow. Tbe main meals were very underwhelming and small thankfully the desserts made up for the disappointment and were delishious. Next time I will prob just stick to puddings

Went for evening meal to try Mexican food. Portions were tiny for first course and price exorbitant. Service was poor, not a lot of smiles. Will not be going again.

We enjoyed this cafe so much we went three times during our week's holiday near Hay-on-Wye! Excellent vegan menu with starters, mains and puddings. The day time menu was also really good. Sitting outside in the sunshine as you eat, adds another layer of enjoyment to the experience. I thoroughly enjoyed this place.

Tasty food, I love the Mexican options, I have visited on a couple of occasions now and have never been disappointed the tacos, nachos, taquitos were delicious and a food price to

Stopped in for a coffee and cake. Friendly cheerful staff, couldn't resist the homemade Tomato and Red pepper soup which was lovely. Slice of strawberry pavlova for afters, meringue just perfect. Will be back to sample more cake soon.

Stopped in on way through, staff are very friendly and helpful. Good food and not badly priced. The all day breakfast could maybe be bigger if compared to our local cafe for the same price but overall very good.

four of us visited this afternoon ,three of us deciding to eat off the special offer menu of selected mains,dessert and tea or coffee for £10 which seemed good value,when I placed my order at the bar I was told initially I couldn't partake of the offer as I asked for new potatoes instead of chips with my order,I pointed out to the member of staff that the menu stated either or ,another staff member was nearby and did agree with this so my order was processed,i found it strange how you had to decide on your dessert at that point,never experienced that one before!my friends being vegetarian and vegan chose the only option of chilli,but there was a debate as to the availability of a vegan dessert?although when I booked the table I did enquire as to a suitable menu for vegan diet....Anyway...meal one served...potatoes had obviously been pre cooked and then reheated in microwave as outers all shrivelled up!plaice very nice and peas ok! But where were my friends meals?...half way into eating mine one vegetarian chilli arrived...then my plate empty the vegan chilli arrived...looking exactly like the vegetarian chilli?but when we asked why the delay in serving were told because it was vegan....Three meals ordered ..three meals served at completely different times?not a large party to serve so it beggars belief how three meals could not be served at the same time?surely when you eat out and order at the same time and sit at the same table you get the meals served together?this was pointed out to two waitresses and the comments on both occasions were that our comments would be passed on to the kitchen....nobody returned to our table with an explanation or an apology or an offer of putting things right...would we return? Probably not....why would we ,when you go out together you expect to eat together not in relays....Dis

Spotted this cafe on way to Swansea from Dudley travelling over the scenic Brecon Beacons. Called in for a coffee and cake break around lunchtime. Not too busy in the restaurant part, good extensive menu, hot food on offer also. Large slices of homemade cake, lemon meringue and apple both served with two scoops of ice cream decorated with kumquat. Delicious and filling.Quick service, friendly, helpful staff. Not the cheapest but great value for money. Also bought some local honey. Clean toilets.

We inadvertently visited in half term (different dates to our schools) so it was busy and you had to order at the counter rather than table service.Food came out quickly and was good, but was quite expensive for what was actually served to us. My hot chocolate seemed small and not value for money.The cakes looked good but we didn't have any.

Visited for breakfast that was very good. I had 2 poached eggs on toast with a side order of bacon. My husband had a bacon sandwich with black pudding. The bacon of both dishes was requested to be well done and it was cooked just write. The pot of tea for 2 was served with a large pot of water to add, without requesting it. Haven't eaten here during the evening but will try it soon.

Stopped on off chance on way home from Elan Valley. Friendly greeting, offered menus , explained had to order at counter. Food good value for price, arrived fairly quickly, nicely presented. Would visit again if in area

Visited after a recommendation by a friend and it didn't disappoint. The location is stunning however it's a bit of a shame that the outdoor seating over looks car park but things can't always be perfect.

THis place is a strange one, the food in the evenings is fab. mexican, plenty of it and the desserts are magnificent, even a doggy bag if your pud is too much.

Have visited the Honey Cafe for an evening meal about four times. Location is excellent and staff friendly but it is only a cafe. Have been there in a party of about ten and a number of us didn't think the meal was hot enough, especially the chips.

Stopped on the way to our holiday in Wales as well as on way the way back. Complete unexpected discovery, what a find.

Twice visited whilst exploring this part of Wales. On both occasions the service to our group was exemplary. The quality of food set a high standard for others to imitate. Read of the history of the cafe to appreciate the work undertaken to maintain their heritage. Treat yourself. Include it it your itinerary. You will not be disappointed.

Stopped here on way home as we needed a coffee. Lovely seating area outside for sitting with dogs even if raining there was a section under cover. Wanted a coffee but after seeing the wonderful cakes on offer had to have a cake and a scone with jam (very large). Would definitely stop here again if in area.

What a treat to find a welcoming and attractive cafe with a lovely view that also has an excellent range of options for vegans. My partner and I both enjoyed the vegan breakfast, which kept us full for most of the day. The cafe itself was an enjoyable place to be, with interesting local paintings on the walls and a lovely garden terrace for the good weather. Thank you, Honey Cafe - we'll be back...

Large menu, with a diverse selection to appease all palates. They have a vegetarian (vegan) menu as well as a gluten free menu. These are in addition to their regular menu. Portions were very decent and prices were very reasonable! We had the burritos one day and the veggie burger and veggie fajita another day. Delicious!!

Myself and 4 friends ate here over the busy August Bank Holiday. The negatives were long wait for drinks, (we didn't mind too much as it was busy). The seats were very uncomfortable and unfortunately the atmosphere was lacking due to the main lights being on throughout the meal. Our starter of brie was served on its own, no garnish which I thought was odd. However our main meals and pudding were absolutely lovely. The fajita and steak really were 10/10.It is a brilliant place and I will visit again but not on a busy Bank Holiday as I feel this was detrimental to the service provided.

On a short break in the Beacons we'd struggled to find a cafe that suited everyone in the family. We found the Honey Cafe through trip Advisor and weren't disappointed. The setting is pleasant and with a reasonable amount of car parking. Inside the decor was in good order and we were shown to our table and given menus promptly. The mix of traditional cafe and TexMex food is unusual but left me struggling to choose between a good old breakfast and one of the tempting sounding quesadillas. In the end the whole family went for a breakfast of one sort or other. As is usual everyone wanted some subtly variation on the standard offerings but our waitress was happy to accommodate this and offered plenty of choices for swaps. The food itself was well cooked and presented, we were given a generous pot of tea with extra hot water so no shortage on the drink side. We were too full to try the large range of tempting looking desserts and cakes. I'd say the price was a little higher than I expected but given the amount and quality of food and the pleasantness of the setting I have no complaints and would definitely recommend it.

We always stop here on our way from Devon to North Wales and it never lets us down. Excellent food, fab range of cakes (best chocolate brownie I've ever had), pleasant surroundings and friendly staff. Wish it was nearer to home so we could come more often.

Visited with car club, staff were happy and very friendly dealing with the arrival of 50+ people quickly. Food was freshly prepared and tasty. There was a great selection of cakes available though I saved my waist line by not sampling them, though many others couldn't resist.

The cost of soft drinks in here is despicable, £2 plus for a can!

We chanced upon this cafe whilst on a visit to the Brecon Beacons recently. From my experience I give it a five star rating. To come across a "cafe" with such high standards is to sing and write home about. The quality of the food was extremely superb and the service went beyond duty. If ever you chance by this place I highly recommend one of the best home made apple pies I have ever tasted.

Looking for a toilet break on a long drive back home we came across the Honey Cafe. Rather than sneak into the toilets, my partner and I did the honourable thing and went to the bar. We were served by a girl of maybe 20 who had the warmth of a 7 day cadaver. We made it clear that we didn't want a table, just two soft drinks. A can of lemonade and a diet coke came to £4.40. No table, no table-service, no tip. Two cans of soft drinks at £2.20 each.

Having been rejected by the Three Cocks by Mr Fawlty and disappointed to find The Old Barn's grill U/S we ended up here. The scampi was pathetic, consisting of 8 small pieces and a 'salad' consisting of shredded, I want to say lettuce, but I'm not sure what it was and 4 cherry tomatoes, no dressing. My wife had fish and chips which was very overcooked. Having run cafes for some years, I would think that large amounts of waste would be a concern, but apparently not. They get 2 points for being open.

My husband is impressed by the Mexican menu based on his tasty quesadillas. My meal was great too. Presentation was lovely. We sat outside in a shaded area. The picture is our view. Perfect t!

We stopped by on our way home for a late lunch with our dog. We sat outside in the sun which was lovely. The food was served promptly and was delicious. We will be back!

It may be Texmex in the evening but so much more as well. Stunning meal for me and my date, I had enchiladas and she had lasagne. Dessert to die for. Banoffee pie here, refreshing not overly sweet like some, raspberry roulade for her and the raspberries melted in your mouth. I'll be back again

A last minute decision but a good one. An amazing choice of food - with a focus on TexMex. We all had different choices, from salmon, lasagne to scampi. All was well cooked and served. Staff were excellent - very helpful. Will definitely go again :)

Visited on Saturday lunch time with a friend, I had the bacon & brie toasted sandwich and my friend had the chicken goujon wrap, both were lovely, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. If you do go you must have a pudding, I had a lemon meringue to take home and my friend had the banoffee pie (I did have food envy!) both were amazing! I would return and recommend.

We were after a long drive and wanted to have a nice dinner The food was great and fresh especially the fachitas

We were meeting up with family in Wales and they suggested The Honey Cafe.

Have visited a few lunchtimes with no complaints

Lots of indoor and outdoor seating and a good variety of food.friendly staff and nice atmosphere.we had nachos and salads good soft drinks menu.

We were looking for a place to go in between work meetings and this place is perfect. Reasonably priced. Lovely and friendly staff. Lovely homely food and we took desserts home and they were lovely. We will definitely be returning.

Love this place,have visited here a few times and always enjoyed it, have eaten here and food was lovely however Tuesday when I came we just stopped for coffee and cake on way home from the royal Welsh show. Weather was fabulous so we sat out on the terrace,beautiful surroundings, it's a very pretty little place and would recommend coming here if you're passing nearby. Staff are always friendly and it's always clean.

Fantastic food, excellent service. Not the cheapest meal I’ve had but definitely worth the money as the food was fantastic. Pleased both kids and adults. Puddings to die for!

We all had the combo meals which allowed a range of small plates and different cuisines. Each was tasty and freshly prepared but unfortunately the success of the cafe is putting the kitchen under pressure and the waiting time can be very lengthy. Good range of alcoholic and soft drinks available while you wait and the cakes look good too.

Wanted to try this cafe for awhile now and when we finally went, it was so worth it.

The last time I had the breakfast which was first-class and I made up my mind that the next visit would be for cake.

Food is very very good, but the prices for what it is make you feel like you are in Kensington.

Visited last night on an incredibly hot evening. Despite the fact that the place was full to bursting we were offered a table outside and were looked after really well by the staff. Our food took a little while to come but we were warned that might be the case as the kitchen was so busy. Our meal was delicious and the desserts - wow! Highly recommend.

We called to try and book beforehand but were told, quite rudely, they were fully booked but sitting outside may be an option. We walked down anyway and despite the stressed staff the place was very quiet. We had one round of drinks and then ordered another bottle of wine which, after an hour we hadn't seen and questioned why - we were told it was because it wasn't chilled. This could have been easily avoided if they had been advised that the wine wasnt chilled,at the time of ordering. The food was really tasty and very good but we generally felt like anything we requested was an inconvenience to them. We ordered water for the table but this never materialised. It's a real shame that such a lovely location, with great good, made our dinner experience really unpleasant. Probably wouldn't visit again, based on the experience.

Tried to ring to book but told it would be too busy very rudely, walked down anyway as it was so close to our accommodation and it was so quiet! We said we’d sit outside, ordered 2 bottles of wine one took an hour and a half to turn up because they said it wasn’t chilled! I ordered the fiery beef taqito and it was raw and had to send it back! We felt like they didn’t want us there the whole time, they were all so rude which is a shame because the food is ok and the location is excellent! Felt uncomfortable the whole time we were here even though 5 of us spent so much money!

We had lunch yesterday on the beautiful terrace at the Honey Cafe where we have been coming for years.

Had lunch with friends here and it was awful! The service was the worst I’ve EVER seen, very rude staff from the start! Most of our food orders were wrong (about 3 meals) some people had to wait 10 minutes longer than the rest of us... no apologies! Some of us had to go to the bar for sauces as we wasn’t offered them because they were so late with some of the food.. and then stood by the bar to hear the waitress bad mouthing us to the chef! The manager (I think) came outside to deal with us but she seemed really rude, no wonder the staff haven’t got a clue!!

Stopped here on way to a wedding, it was the only place still serving food after 2pm. So glad it was, what a charming place the food, staff, and atmosphere was lovely. They make their own honey on site, so got some to take home, delicious. They make all cakes and fruit pies themselves, yummy. Definitely worth a stop if your in the area, very popular with locals, so get there early.

Very expensive for what was a totally underwhelming meal :( The burger was already nearly £9 had to order chips separately another £3 (smallest portion I’ve ever seen.

This is a fabulous village cafe with a great variety to choose from. Consistently good food every time we visit. Exc deserts- it wont disappoint!!

Second time my children and I have called and enjoyed the Mexican menu they offer in the week. Service and food are great.

We have called in here a few times now on the way past for breakfast or just cuppa and a cake but we stopped and had lunch there last week. Previous trips have always been lovely but the lunch we had was fabulous, I had the burger which was amazing and my partner had the ham and eggs. Proper local, thick cut ham, said it was the best she had ever had. Add that to the fair prices, gorgeous view (if sitting outside) and the cheeky sparrows hopping on and off tables to pinch crumbs, it becomes part of our holiday :) We will try stopping later next time as in the evening they serve Mexican food. If you get chance also have a read on the menu about the history of the place, very interesting.

What a find. Popped in yesterday eve on way home from Hay on Wye. Lovely welcome,friendly staff and food was fantastic. A real treat and we'll be back very very soon.

Called at the honey cafe today after picking my dog up from the gromers I new I would have to sit outside as dogs are not allowed in found a table I asked the waitress if I could order my food with her as I couldn’t go in because of the dog at first she said yes than later came back and said I would have to order inside I asked her what should ido with my dog the answer I got was why can’t you just tie her up somewhere not the answer I expected I just left and went to the old railway line where myself and my dog were made to feel welcome in the garden centre and cafe I want be going back to the honey cafe

Honey cafe near talgarth what a lunch, home cooked ham,eggs and home made chips, 5 ☆ followed by home made raspberry/apple pie and local icecream plus lattas, could not fault service or food all excellent,

Ordered a coffee and tea and one cake waited a long time for the cake to arrive, the staff where boring didn't appear to listen. I will not be calling again.

We stopped on way back from holiday for coffee and cake.It is a lovely cafe in natural surroundings.Ordered inside and everything brought out to us as we had our dog with us.Lovely soya latte for me and beautiful cherry&coconut; cake.coffee lovely and cake homemade.would definitely stop here again.It was a great stopping place for a break.keep up the great work.

Been here quite a few times, Food is always good, can be a tad on the expensive side compared to other places but you get what you pay for and ive never had a bad meal here.

Visit the Honey Cafe for breakfast on a regular basis as one of the best in the area. Had family visiting so thought we would try for Sunday Roast today however.

My boyfriend and I had two delicious chicken burgers and a slice of cake! Everything was delicious! I usually don't like chicken meat but if it taste like that I could live on chicken alone!!! The cake was very good as well!

Travel 30 miles to this cafe on a regular basis , but the last few visit standards have slipped , 2 breakfast £17.80 expensive but never had an issue with this , however cheap ingredients being used now , smaller portions and miserable stressed out staff on duty please get this place back to its glory days before custom goes elsewhere

My family and I have been going here for years and years and actually go miles out of our way to stop here for tea and cake. When we arrived we were surprised how quiet it was but didn't think too much of it.

We visited here for the first time yesterday evening, a group of 4. All of us really enjoyed all of the food we had, all very tasty! We had 3 different starters to share, then ordered from the Mexican part of the menu for our main.There were lots of lovely sounding desserts that I would like to have tried, but I went for the strawberry roulade with ice cream- this was delicious! We would highly recommend a meal here!

If you are visiting on a weekend I’d advise to book in advance it can get busy with bikers, if the weather is nice. The food is nice and reasonably priced however the waitresses are miserable as sin. It wouldn’t harm to break a smile or at least sound happy. It was slightly dark inside but adding a light here or there would improve the atmosphere.

Its many years since I stopped here. Well before they altered the road. It was better than I remembered. We had a midmorning breakfast stop and it was absolutely perfect.

Yet another visit to this quaint little gem of a restaurant and we weren't disappointed! A little trepidation greeted us as the car park was full so we immediately thought that we were in for a long wait even though we had booked ahead. How wrong we were, the service was superb and the food as always was magnificent. This is a lovely place to come and eat and family run business makes it all the more special. Congratulations to the whole team - can't wait for our next visit.

The two full breakfasts were excellent quality , my wife's prawn salad was great and my steak and mushroom pie was very tasty along with a few glasses of Rose another really enjoyable lunch . See you soon .

Don't get me wrong we come here a lot, for tea and cake and had always left pretty pleased. It's Sunday and today the service was slow, the breakfasts were awful, and it pains me to say it cause I love this little place.

called in from dog walking trip around Brecon, although dogs not allowed inside we were well catered for on the outside seating area, we will definitely call again

Popped in here last summer with my mum and dad i had the all day breakfast it was pipping hot and it was very busy like always.

Great Café if you are on rations or calorie controlled diet. Ordered an adult portion of chicken curry and I kid you not 4 small chunks of chicken found in vast amounts of curry sauce. My son requested a child's burger and chips and when it arrived it was an extremely dry burger in a plain bun, accompanied with 4 chips,, thank goodness for tomato sauce.... husband ordered battered cod which was mainly greasy batter and minimal fish.... will I return definitely NOT... complete disappointment.. head to Brecon to find a decent restaurant or café....

It may call itself a cafe but it is anything but. Saturday lunch.... service excellent, lovely cosy restaurant. Home made lasagne, fresh garlic local bread,chips, side salad, honey cafe classic burger, chips. All freshly cooked, washed down with lush local beer and cider. Absolutely beautiful fresh local home cooked food. Plenty of it. Reviewed The Ivy in Cheltenham recently, this place knocks spots off the pretencious, overpriced, poor quality food which is the Ivy - the Ivy chefs could learn a million things from this restaurant...and the Honey Cafe was at least £100 cheaper!!! .... no guessing which one we will go back to. We are so lucky to have such truly honest home cooked restaurants in our own backyard. Well done to this lovely restaurant.

My boyfriend and I stopped here on the way through the Pembrokeshire.

We regularly travel to West Wales and so coming or returning we time our journey to stop off here for food. Lovely location facing the changing mountain landscapes. Staff are friendly, food is excellent, home made pies and cakes to die for. Take time to read the history of the place once a roaring night spot in the 60s!

I am semi-joking but not far off! The Honey café: I have been visiting this place regularly for the last 20 years. I couldn’t believe when we first started driving around this area looking to move from London - that there was a Tex-Mex in what felt at the time like the middle of Wales (it isn’t)! It’s one of those places - warm, inviting, welcoming .. superb food and barely ever is there a glitch: the service is always spot-on with welcoming owners Lucy and Emma

Called on the off chance of some refreshments on a busy Saturday. We’re accommodated on Saturday (leading up to Christmas) when it appeared all tables were reserved. Lovely Bara-brith and tea.

Were on our way from a days hiking in the beacons, to a fireworks display in weobley. We grabbed take-away on the way past. Food was, as ever, good. Next time we'll return to our usual visits which involve sitting outside watching the sunset.

I stopped by with family when visiting someone at the hospital up the road, staff were friendly and accommodating. Desserts we to die for with such a vast choice! Very much as the main food menu, there really is something for everyone, from your standard food menu, light bites and street food. We’ll return again when in the area I’m sure.

Haven't been here for a few years but it's still as good as I remember.

Travelling from South Wales to North Wales, we were desperate for a refreshment stop and spotted this place by chance. Serendipity! Absolutely delightful. Varied menu with real variety from snacks to a full meal. Smashing atmosphere, really helpful staff, sensible prices. Long opening hours - schedule said 0900 to 2100 hrs. Very firmly on the agenda for future journeys.

Visited when me and my family were particularly hungry. Not disappointed at all. Lovely food which well priced, served piping hot. A pot of tea that could have hydrated a regiment. Clean environment and friendly staff. Beautiful garden to sit and digest after. Looking forward to visiting again soon.