Hundred House Inn in Powys

Home cooked food, with good choice for vegetarians. Lovely cosy feel to the pub. We would definitely recommend a visit.

Ralph and I have visited this establishment very regularly over many years when it t was run by Paul and Dawn and loved the menu and the food. Since it has reopened under new management we were most anxious to try it out. On Friday evening, 27th September, we revisited the Hundred House Inn. We were made to feel most welcome and were ushered to our table. Compared with the past the menu was limited. After having been reassured that the fish was cod, we both chose the fish and chips option. On arrival the meals looked very appetising. However, the fish proved to be extremely disappointing. There were no large flakes that you associate with cod and the bottom of the fish was very soggy and stodgy. Ralph even said to me, “This is disgusting!”. We felt that it was very overpriced, especially as we were charged £7.80 for two half pints of Butty Bach! We discovered this fact later when we looked at our receipt. Overall, sadly, we were left feeling that we’d never go there again.

Nice enough pub and the ladies working there were very pleasant. After reading the reviews we were looking forward to a nice lunch but I was bitterly disappointed by my choice. The lasagne had virtually no filling, it was all pasta and completely lacked any flavour at all. I've never used so much salt and pepper with a meal to try and add some taste. I really hope they improve on the recipe moving forward.

Visited for drinks while staying at Fforest Fields. Beautiful refurbishment of the whole pub. We had drinks in the beer garden. Additional toilets for pub garden users which is very handy when you have your dog with you. Wooden shelters a great idea for when sudden shower appears. Very good drink prices in comparison to home. Service in bar very quick and everywhere extremely clean and well kempt. Will definitely be visiting again and recommend a visit.

This is the 3rd time I have visited this pub while staying at the campsite nearby. The first 2 occasions we were denied food due to 1) being full (understandable) albeit we arrived at 5pm on a Saturday evening & 2) the second time we were unable to order food as chef was not accepting new orders on a Saturday lunch time In advance of our latest visit we booked a table for 1 pm in advance On arrival I was greeted by the bar staff and advised we were ok to eat in the garden as we had dogs. We were supplied menus and went to choose. Much confusion then reigned as on going to the bar to order food, were told we would not be able to receive food for 2 hours minimum as they had a no show of staff. Asking how that was possible after booking, we were then told that we would be a priority but any walk ins would not be possible to be served. We ordered 6 adult meals and returned to the garden, where 3 other groups were sitting. After over 90 minutes we had still not received our food and were the only group left in the entire pub. On complaint and requested cancellation of meals we were told food was just being plated and an apology offered, along with a gesture of good will. The food was ok on arrival but it was simple basket meals that shouldn’t take nearly 2 hours to deliver, especially with so few other customers We used this pub several times before the new owner and whilst it was the a bit rough & ready, the pub grub was good, served efficiently even when in big groups. Since the refurb it appears to have become style over substance. The staff, whilst friendly do seem to struggle when even the slightest amount of pressure is applied to service. The kitchen seems to run the business and has a feel of the “tail wagging the dog”, with staffing issues being a regular issue. The pub has been reopened for several months so these are not teething issues. So disappointing as should and could be a great country pub for local and visitors alike.

Walked down from Fforest Fields , hadn’t reserved a table but they managed to fit us in as we sat in the spacious garden. Excellent Sunday roast, super friendly staff and awesome service.

Excellent Sunday dinner with plenty of veg and gravy. The staff couldn't do enough for us and our 18 month old. Beautiful setting with a lovely atmosphere

One star is too much for this place. What started out as a pleasant evening turned into a nightmare. We sat outside because we had dogs. Our order was taken and it took a very long time to arrive. We were there for a 6.30 sitting and the pub was very quiet. The food would have been OK if it had arrived hot but it was stone cold and we then had to wait ages before the staff bought us any cutlery to eat the food with. When raising an issue with the owner, there was a complete lack of customer service. There was no apology, he was incredibly rude, didn't care at all that his customers were raising an issue about the food and service. In fact, the barman who was on his first shift, was far more concerned and helpful than the owner. It was like speaking to a sullen child who had just thrown his toys out the pram. When paying the bill he told us never to come back. We are happy to oblige. If you want cold food and appalling customer service, 100 house is the place to go!!

So glad to see the Hundred House doing so well . Great pub .Is it possible you can have another choice of premier lager ? Madri is not to everyone’s taste and meant we chose another pub because of the choice of lager . Love the beer garden .

Great location, lovely selection of drinks, cakes as well as good hearty food. I had the grilled chicken salad with extra coleslaw.

Great little restaurant. Fabulous food and staff were very friendly. Great variety on the menu. Really enjoyed our visit

We were a party of 8 (2 families) and all really enjoyed our visit. We came for Sunday lunch as we were staying on a nearby campsite, and every single one of us enjoyed the lunch, empty plates all round! It was only beef or pork, but the meats were delicious and many of us said it was one of the best Sunday lunches we'd had eating out. Plenty of food with the dinners and we all had desserts too which were also delicious. We had a few wheat/gluten intolerant people with us but that wasn't an issue at all. Excellent value on both the food and drinks....for 8 of us to have 2 quality courses adult sized and a few drinks each (including pints) for around £200 these days is rare. £4 for a pint of Madri...!! Staff were lovely and the landlord was very accommodating to fit us all in. The pub looks amazing, you can see a lot of effort has gone into renovating it, and it's really paid off. My only disappointment was that we couldn't stay longer! Unfortunately the weather hampered a safe walk to and from the camp site so we drove but we could have happily stayed a few hours if we could. Which also meant we didn't get to enjoy the beer garden but I can imagine it will be amazing in the summer. Would most definitely come back 😊

The Hundred House was the first place we went to last year after restaurants started reopening and we were so impressed that we decided to return when we were in the area again this year. This time we had Sunday lunch, which was delicious. There was plenty of meat, 6 different veggies as well as potatoes, and a separate jug of gravy. I couldn't face a pudding but my husband had a sundae which I had a little taste of - lovely. There are still gazebos outside so there is plenty of room for people who would prefer not to sit inside. Service was friendly and efficient.

What a great pub. Loved it. We came as a party of 17 Food was amazing and service was superb. Will be coming again

Fabulous, little pub, excellent staff and owners, food lovely and plentiful . Will definitely return and recommend to anyone, Keep up the good work.

Myself and a mate have just been in for food, I had the Canadian Burger and my friend had the hunters chicken. Food was amazing, no waiting at all and both plates were hot! Amazing service as well, met with a smile and very polite!! Would highly recommend

Just down from the campsite which is 10 mins walk away. We have been here daily for drinks. The staff were really nice and couldn’t do enough for us and the atmosphere was really friendly. Anyway we decided to eat there tonight. It was very busy. Probably due to the weather…….. OR ( which is more likely) it may also be due to the meals. They were fantastic! I had a wood fired oven pizza and my partner had ribs and lasagne along with a couple of pints each and under £35 BOOOM!! Great night! Well done guys xxxx

Camping just up the hill and decided to eat out . Price of meals and drinks appeared very reasonable and the staff were very friendly. . Husband had a burger (huge) and I had the cawl . The cawl was beautifully cooked ( clear stock full of vegetables and pieces of soft lamb) with a huge chunk of cheese and bread. It was so good we went back the next evening and both had the cawl. Would recommend

I spend a third of my year at a local Campsite & have been going to the hundred house for years it use to be a great pub. Our last few visits have been terrible & I’ll never visit again. This visit we preordered food we arrived on time our table was dirty & wet so we asked to have it cleaned & they just did half so we had to ask again. Then we were told the starters half of us had ordered had ran out. So I ordered a pint ive had to drink the cider last couple of visits because the butty Bach which I used to drink a fair bit of is like terrible there these days. So I looked forward to a Sunday lunch it turned up & the Yorkshire pud was rock hard so was the stuffing & the parsnips, the roasties were just about edible. Its the 1st time in my life I haven’t eaten a Yorkshire pud but it was inedible! The veg was good to be fair all though we had to ask for extra & condiments & cutlery the service is absolutely shocking & I’m not fussy person. We were asked if everything was ok with our meal so we told the young lad our problems then he did nothing about it. I went to pay the bill & told the guy at the till how bad it was & he did say I could speak to the landlord but to be honest It was to late by then & I was pretty fed up. The landlady did collar my sister on the way out & offered to refund £30 of the £85 bill but as I payed for the meal she declined & I’d rather stick to my side of the deal pay what was owed & let everyone I meet know what my experiences were. If you want poor service bad food & rubbish beer this is the place for you.

We stayed in a excellent local campsite called Fforrest fields and all 7 of us decided to have a pub dinner at the hundred house.Very bad food, none of us could eat it, no refund was offered and one of the staff was very rude. Waste of £140.

Visited early doors with the above who rates this place. I now agree entirely. Lovely food well presented, nice to be able to sit indoors.

18 of us came here for a staff party, we were meant to be outside but considering the horrendous weather they kindly found space for all of us inside. everybody absolutely loved the food which was served fast and the portions were huge!! Great value for money. the staff are lovely and friendly also very cheap bar rounds! Can't complain at all! 100% recommend.

Beautiful Sunday lunch, amazing vegetables and lovely staff, best Sunday lunch we have had in a long time! 100% recommend

Lovely pub not far from Fforest Fields campsite. Great Sunday lunch, they do pizzas too takeaway. Owner even drove us back to the campsite in his van specially bought for the reason. Will definitely go again.

What a great pub , the food was delicious and the staff couldn’t be more attentive. We had a good laugh with a good atmosphere. Would highly recommend and will go back again very soon

Not the best , the place could do with a good clean , plates brought in from outside and placed on table inside no signs of any tables being wiped , attacked by flies continuously while eating inside , to the point of being unable to enjoy our meals , food was not bad to be fair just nothing felt clean , if sat outside would probably not have noticed how dirty the place was , shouldn’t have ate threre and should have left after the wife was served a warm budweiser ! No covid cleaning going on in this pub ! Great pizza thou but that is cooked in an outside oven so it should be fine .

Enjoyable family meal and we went twice as there was something for everyone including fussy teenagers.

Excellent telephone booking with Carys; very good service from table waiting staff. Beer was good and food satisfactory although not brilliant. We would certainly go back if in the area.

Booked for lunch over the phone , very friendly, great beer, lovely food , worth a visit for the chips alone.

What a fantastic pub. great food, excellent quality and value, large portions. Very welcoming owners and staff, nothing is too much trouble. Dog friendly which is a bonus. Steve even runs a shuttle service from the local campsite which we are staying at. It is clear that they take great pride in the food they serve. would highly recommend. keep up the good work guys.

Stopped off on way. Made to feel welcome by staff. Table found and meal was good value. Service with a smile Quick and efficient

Booked a lunch for 6 including one baby and a dog. Offered inside of outside on arrival and we went in as it was really hot. Limited menu on the day we arrived due to technical issues in the kitchen but more than enough choice to suit all the different palettes. The mixed and cheese ploughman’s were very tasty and generous. The chilli had plenty of kick and the cheese burger and chicken kids meal were yummy. All meals were under a tenner each and pints at £3.50 or less made for a modest bill. At the end they even gave us a lift back to our campsite in their courtesy bud after quite an arduous walk there as the route wasn’t particularly buggy friendly (though it was beautiful!)They are happy to come and pick you up from Fforest Fields Caravan and Camping site if you give them a callThe pub is still a work in progress as the current owners took on the pub and 3 weeks later lockdown happened! Old school decor at this stage but they are working on it. Friendly honest kid and dog friendly pub with plenty of outside space.

We first went to this pub years ago and revisited on 20th July during a glamping visit to Fforest Fields caravan park which is just a mile or so up the road. I used facebook messenger to book our outside table for the evening and was told that a free shuttlebus could collect us from the camp site or could take us home. As we had dogs with us we decided to walk there ( through fields and woodland at the end of the camp) and arrange to be dropped off after dining instead. What a wonderful service! We arrived at the pub and it looks so much nicer than previous years. The pub was well kept, friendly and the food was really excellent, amily friendly pub grub. Not pretensious or overpriced and exactly what we were looking for with 3 children with us. We had chilli, fish, pizzas, pasta and everything was all seasoned and cooked perfectly. Some great vegan options on the menu too if that's your thing. We were really happy with the whole experience and Steve was friendly and helpful. Well done Hundred House, keep doing what you do! We hope to see you again next year.

Excellent pub! The shuttle pus the provided back and forth the campsite is a brilliant idea and the guy driving what a lucky friendly guy!The Food is outstanding and the value for money is also outstanding! The people who work there what lovely welcoming people! Highly recommend and I will definitely be returning!

Great local Welsh pub, doesn't pretend to be posh, just friendly, with great tasting, value for money pub grub.We've been on numerous occasions and usually have the same dishes- what better recommendation! I love the chick pea and spinach curry, but also try the beef curry. The meat is tender and very lean.Try it!

Friendly and attentive staff. Lovely food at great prices. Lovely atmosphere. Beautiful old pub. Would definitely visit again

Nice friendly staff but let down by the food, Mushrooms far too creamy making it sickly, Lasagna horrid over cooked microwaved rubbery not nice, other half liked her Scampi so not a complete right off

We had starters which were fine, but one of the main courses, lasagne was obviously a left over from lunch and it was doubtful that it was actually made on the premises . It was not good , overcooked in the microwave , rubbery and dry. When we finished we waited for over half an hour , hoping someone was coming to clear the table. No such luck, nobody was interested and we were clearly abandoned. So we got up went to the bar, paid the bill and left and guess what? All the female staff were sitting outside at a table having a drink obviously not interested in the customers. Wont be visiting that place ever again.

A group of us walked to the Hundred House Inn from a nearby campsite.When we get there it was shut, we found out later that there were new owners and the husband had been taken to hospital. One of their friends heard us outside and we were served bottled drinks in their garden, after he checked with the landlady.Looks a really nicely decorated and laid out pub. Will definitely go back when next in the area to try the drought beers.

We had a great meal here, we were a party of 5 and everyone enjoyed their choice of food. Lovely staff who were friendly and helpful and the young man behind the bar extremely patient when we were settling our bill, thank you!

Visited on the Friday and came back on the Saturday! A wonderfully warm welcome from Steve and all the staff, who went the extra mile to ensure we had a good time! Great food and service with a smile 😃

Went Friday and Saturday evening and what a welcome. Food, beer and atmosphere was brilliant. Thanks to Steve and all the staff. We're looking to return.

Absolutely perfect place to enjoy good pub food after a walk in the lovely surrounding countryside. Service was friendly, helpful and prompt.

We visited and ate outside in the beer garden as the weather was nice. They forgot one of our starters and the garlic mushrooms seemed curdled with a lot of oil in the dish. The mains were average. Nothing special wouldn't rush back.

We visited last week with our extended family including 4 children under 6. The staff were so helpful especially as this was the first outing for ages for the children. The food was very good and the portion size excellent. A very friendly pub. Highly recommended.

Cracking pizza, family all enjoyed, friendly helpful staff, lovely big beer garden in a great setting

We are new to the area, have only lived in Hundred House for 7 weeks. We hadn't been out for a meal for over 18 months due to personal issues and lock down. We did book a table which was inside, it was a lovely evening they moved us to a lovely table outside with music. I thought the staff was very friendly, and the owner 'Dee' one hell of a character. Dee's husband Steve was cooking the pizza's in a proper pizza oven and each one was put in a box, at first we thought they were for take-a-way, but no, we thought this was a superb way in serving, if you couldn't manage to eat it all you could take it away with you. I had the scampi hubby had hunters chicken, I don't usually like chips with skin on but oh my they where delicious. They were very busy so food at the time did take a while in coming, but to be honest with the setting and company it didn't matter. Their bitter was amazing, we did ask what it was but we all looked at one another and started laughing, none of us could pronounce it. We can't wait to go back, just pleased it's only a couple of miles down the road. We fully recommend this wonderful pub with fabulous staff, nothing was too much trouble for them

Just returned back from having a gorgeous meal and pint here, both of us had the rib eye steak which was out of this world, so tender and juicy with home made chips (always a winner for me) . We knew it was going to be delicious as we have been before and tgey did not disappoint, they young waitress who served us was delightful, so pleasant and chatty, very helpful and attentive. Couldn't recommend enough!

We found the Inn by accident as we were staying nearby, due to covid we had to sit outside in a marquee, but despite the cold and wet weather we couldn’t have felt a warmer welcome. The staff were all lovely, the service was quick and efficient and the food was great. Typical pub Fayre done really well! I had Hunters chicken with, as my Nan would say “real chips” hand cut not frozen rubbish. My wife had gammon that was a very generous size and thick cut. Her jacket potato was soft in the inside crispy on the skin just the way she likes it! To top it all off they serve a lovely pint and when we had to go they kindly popped my pint it to this ingenious drinks carrier so there was zero spillage in the way back to our digs! They really did make a great effort to be helpful and welcoming despite battling the awful weather! Looking forward to return trip when hopefully we can eat inside.

It all looks a bit different now, but still a very comforting place to visit, and a good choice of different dishes, - not the usual run of the mill. We were staying locally but still glad to come out of the valleys to enjoy a pleasant evening.

Lovely atmosphere! Food was great and very reasonably priced. Outdoor seating was nicely sheltered. Will definitely visit again!

Absolutely shocking experience with this place. Phoned 4 times prior to planned evening visit for myself and 2 children and no one answered the phone, eventually found a mobile number on Facebook and secured a booking. At no point was I advised that the table would be outside and not under cover. The booking was later than I had hoped, but I understood that it would be busy due to Eat Out to Help Out, so that was ok, but I had no plan B (i.e. nothing else bought in to eat that evening)On arrival, the 2 staff working were both in a flap and not communicating particularly well. It took quite some time for anyone to come over to me and advise where the table was. All tables were outside, some were outside and some were under cover. At this point an epic thunderstorm started (which had been forecasted) and I was advised that my table was outside and not under cover. Clearly we couldn't eat there, given the weather. The manager was called. He offered no alternative, was extremely rude and suggested that I was being unreasonable to expect us to not getting wet when eating our evening meal. At that point, I elected to leave. Whether the food is great or not is immaterial. We never had chance to get that far. Having walked there from our holiday accommodation, we then had to walk back to our holiday accommodation in torrential rain, before driving to Builth, buying food and coming back and cooking it. Clearly an unfortunate chain of events but could have been easily avoided by a) up to date contact information on Facebook, TripAdvisor, Website etc and b) stating the location of the available table at the time of booking.

We came here for an evening meal with friends, on a rather rainy evening, under the Government 'Eat Out to Help Out scheme'. All tables were either in a marquee or some separate gazebos - and we had one of those. Luckily the rain only got heavier as we were about to leave so we stayed dry. The food was great and the service very good, we all felt safe.

Stopped here for lunch, the food was outstanding and couldnt fault it. The chicken satay waa amazing. Would highly recommend

Never been before but wasn't .dissopointed beautiful home made food and not expensive definately reccomend

Have been coming here for past twenty years.always cosy,warm and welcoming.staff friendly. Good selection of drinks.excellent selection of home made pub food.i have seen the bad reviews at the end of the day this is a country pub with pub prices, it's not the Ritz.

We have been coming here for a good few years both in summer and winter time and everytime has been exactly the same. Quality drinks, exceptional food and always top quality service.

Visited for an evening meal whilst stating at local campsite. This is a traditional pub with a warm welcome. Landlord is helpful and friendly. Food is not gastro but is good quality, homemade grub. Very reasonably priced too. Would return on our next visit to the area.

A very pleasant country pub, the couple who run it always give you a warm welcome . Home cooked food & plenty of it, well worth dropping in whilst on your way to Llandrindod Wells & Builth Wells..

Well priced and we'll portioned food. Lovely country pub and friendly staff. To quote my nephew, "good quality roast chicken 👌".....

Open on a Monday evening which was really welcome. Good quality no fuss honest pub food at a good value price. Served quickly. Lots of room in the restaurant area and conservatory. Kids outdoor play area. The pub also has B and B rooms and 2 caravans for hire. Beer was great too. Not the sort of place you'd take your partner on your first date but absolutely spot on for a good feed. I'd go back.

This is a country pub, about 5miles from Builthwells and should have been a welcome stop. As we are both vegetarian we chose the vegetable curry with rice. I have no Idea what they think a curry is, but what we got was the left over veg. from the Sunday dinner with a weak curry sort of sauce. With a charge of £20 including 2 soft drinks, when the poor quality of this concoction was pointed out, back came the stock answer, " We haven't had complaints before, that gives some indication of their usual customer base this was best described as a rip off meal, the only consolation being that we won't be going there ever again and I would strongly advise any one passing to just drive on past at speed.

I travel 100 miles for Andy's lamb dish. A family run business that has so much character. I have only had wonderful food and excellent service. May they continue offering a true haven for food lovers. Roger Wilson Wardington Oxfordshire.

Went for dinner. Very unfriendly unless you're a local. Food was atrocious. Pie had a 1/2 " stodgy crust, peas dried up. Gordon Ramsey would have a field day. Clean up your act, get rid of the broken lamps, false flowers, plastic dirty table cloths and wooden spoons.

staying at the nearby campsite an easy walk through the woods. The pub is very old fashioned and all the better for it. we had a lovely meal (the homemade chips are wonderful) and it was great value

We absolutely adored it here. Staying at the local campsite, we enjoyed the 20 min walk and were rewarded with beautifully home cooked food. Great menu choices, hearty portions and friendly service. We had lamb balti with was deliciously spiced and the meat was plentiful and very tender. The kids thoroughly enjoyed their chicken nuggets and pudding went down a treat. Treacle sponge and custard just like your grandma used to make. The whole experience was perfectly priceless. We will definitely return for another visit and would highly recommend this very unique place.

Staying at the neighbouring camp site. No dogs allowed,not even in the barand only place to eat in walking distance. Had to eat outdoors on s cold evening. Didn't really matter, food was pretty cold anyway. Disappointing start to a minibreak

Passed this place 100s of times do decide to stop for tea, loverly little pub great staff and nice atmosphere,

Made a special check of opening hours on web site before walking there for monday lunch. Shut! Web site said open 11:00am - 11:00 pn. Notice on door says shut monday lunchtime except in high season. Very fed up!

Excellent food as always, home made food. The chips are proper chips and always tastes good. Great value for money, good choice of ales, great beer garden. Paul and Dawn are very accommodating. Highly recommend.

Friendly staff,good ales,good food and excellent accommodation.plenty of parking space,good sized garden...and well situated!

We have just spent our second holiday in Wales this year and again ate at the Hundred House Inn on several occasions as it was about 5 minutes away from us. We were greeted like old friends by the landlord and landlady.

Arrived at the Hundred House Inn on an extremely wet & windy night (Storm Callum) and were made most welcome. Was going to have the Roast Chicken but decided to go for something different. Always a bit wary of pies which state they have been home-made but chose to have the Lamb & Mint Pie (definitely made by the landlady). It was absolutely delicious - large pieces of lamb which melted in your mouth with a lovely shortcrust pastry. Would recommend you to try it.

We called in here for a meal whilst visiting the area, we had a lovely curry. Staff were all welcoming and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

Just visited for the second time while staying locally. My hubby had ham egg and chips and the ham was a lovely shade of grey green. Obviously there was no way he was eating that. The owner offered a replacement but we were that put off I couldn’t eat my lasagne and over cooked chips. Thoroughly disappointed as we had eaten here a few years ago and the food was fine. Was still charged for the lasagne and chips. Needless to say we won’t be visiting again.

Dropped in here after being turned away at two busier restaurants along our route home so were were famished, slightly light-headed and a tad desperate and were very relieved to be given a very warm, friendly welcome by the landlord and seated rapidly, our order taken by a great young server and soon our meals came. Michelin starred it ain't - this is no gastro-pub - traditional fare in large portions. I had Chicken Tikka Masala with half rice half chips - and I still got a large portion of garden peas too. My wife had Cottage Pie - stodgy but filling, generous and most welcome! Great value. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, tourers, campervan-ers etc. They get trade from the caravan site and the food is aimed at this sector - no frills, no fuss traditional pub food served efficiently. Thank you for your hospitality. You dont get hospitality like this at Michelin starred places and gastro pubs - and in my humble opinion it the most vital ingredient on the menu!

Just visited here after a walk through glorious countryside from forest field campsite. Lovely service and great food, gammon filled the plate, kids loved the lasagna and the wife had the curry special which was lovely. A welcome stop with some good ales.

Stayed here for 2 nights and wondered if the pub would be noisey as it included a Friday.

We stayed at a campsite nearby and went out for food to have a break from cooking. We went on a Thursday and it was steak night. Couldn't fault it, cooked to perfection and daughter had cottage pie. We were all impressed and would love to come back when we're back in the area. Also would like to thank the friendly staff.

We enjoyed a nice lunch with our 11month old son, not a vast menu but the food was good and reasonably priced.The owners were really friendly and welcomed us warmly.

A quaint, gem of a pub. The owners provide a very warm welcome and staff are friendly. We only popped in for a pint and pudding. The chocolate fudge cake and apple crumble were amazing! The food looked to be of fantastic value and good quality. The beer garden is in a nice sunny position and my dogs had a good fuss of everyone!

Now been twice for a meal with my granddaughters, meals are well worth the money, great atmosphere and a warm welcome assured, if you are in mid Wales ensure you call in.

It’s only open lunchtimes and evenings but very welcoming, proper pub grub and the man certainly knows how to keep real ale. No dogs inside but the garden is lovely.

Well what can I say other than good pub food and a great price. Welcoming atmosphere good lager and old fashioned pub coke. Had pork chops each two nights ago followed by apple crumble and bread and butter pudding went back tonight had steak and liver bacon and onions and yet again the two puddings so good we did it twice.

Can only comment on what I've seen. There are other reviews that describe the dirtiness so I won't go into details but by the time we visited the restaurant and the bathroom we had already ordered as sat outside with the dogs.

Don’t turn up for 11:00 when they are supposed to be open. Our whole family walked from Fforest Fields and waited until 11:40 and they were still closed. If you plan on visiting then wait until after 13:00.

Traditional pub with a traditional warm welcome.

Had 4 great meals out side in the beer garden, food was very good and the pints of beer where great as well ! Great value for money Very friendly landlord and lady

Old world nice pub with very good value for money pub food. Friendly staff and locals and very cosy with fire.

We were all very excited about dinner at the hundred house inn,as menu looked basic but most dishes were homemade.on arriving in the pub we ordered drinks and were both given dirty glasses.we sat down at a table that had dirty place mats.at this point we went to the toilets.have never seen anything like it.absolute filth.i always say if your toilets disgusting what’s your kitchens like!!! My partner then went into the men’s toilets and was just as horrified.at this point we got a cab and had a lovley clean meal at a different pub.cant judge on the food but I can’t eat in a dirty pub!!

On holiday for a couple of days we went on a cold and wet evening . Fires were on and we were warmly welcomed. Good food ( and prices) and local ales. So good we returned the next evening. Highly recommend if your in the area.

Popped in with friends and our kids for lunch. Such a shame dogs aren’t allowed in as pub was empty and the only two groups there were dog owners sitting outside (it was freezing)! Anyway, we were hungry and managed to park car right in front of pub window so felt ‘ok’ enough to leave dog in the car. Warmed ourselves by the log burger! Waitress was lovely and got just what we wanted...good old ‘pub grub’... ham egg and chips and amazing cheese toasties! Chips were lovely. Kids made to feel welcome. Nearly 10/10....just please

Don’t be put off by the dated decor! We were reluctant to eat here but we were so glad that we did. We sat in the conservatory on a wet Easter weekend and had a delicious meal. The steaks were great and I had the homemade lamb and mint pie which was stunning. Friendly service and reasonably priced. I hope you like it as much as we did!

Went with friends for an early dinner midweek. Nice place, shows signs of a hard life but for a pub in mid Wales on a wet Wednesday evening it was fine. It was "steak night" so leaving a good looking menu we all opted for...

I had to travel to Wales for a friends funeral near to Builth Well and Llandrindod, the cortège was scheduled to start from Hundred House, a hamlet nearby.

We called here on a cold and wintery Sunday evening two weeks ago. The pub was busy with a Christening party at the time of our visit but we were made to feel very welcome. Our food was freshly cooked, delicious and plentiful. A good selection of beers too. Thank you again for looking after us so well.

We went here early New Year’s Eve and were a bit disappointed. The service started really well but went downhill as the pub became busier, which resulted in us not ordering desert and waiting ages for the bill.

Nice enough place to stop at and enjoy a decent pint and a bite to eat. Reasonably priced. Nice atmosphere.

We stopped at this traditional pub on New Years Day and it was just what we wanted. There was a good real fire in the bar and a good menu of bar snacks. The sandwiches were first class and the service was warm and friendly. What more to ask for?

What a fantastic little place! Home made food of the highest quality. Great choice, friendly service and the surroundings were homely and authentic. Cannot recommend this pub highly enough, picturesque drive to get to it as well. Big thumbs up from our family...thank you!