Plough and Harrow Inn in Powys

Tried this pub as the more expensive pub up the road was full. Was impressed by the helpfulness of the landlady who was able to provide us with and cook a meal for the time we requested in spite of having guests staying in the pub who were having their evening meal too. The price was very reasonable and the ambiance pleasant - unassuming and cosy. Not a very big pub but enough room to eat with the area around the corner from the main area. The food was excellent. This pub was a most surprising find.

Booked for dinner for 8 people but was slightly delayed (actually only 6 minutes) and was told that as there was a big party at 7:30 pm we have to hurry with our dinner and must leave by 7:15 pm. We had to rush down our meal and was told we have to pay up by 7:00 pm. We were most disgusted with the attitude of the front desk manageress. Food might be all right but the service has much to be improved.

Dropped in on spec for a bar meal. Very good service nothing too much trouble for the land lady. Meals very well priced.

my ex-partner and I decided to go out one evening, although we had planned on going to another establishment just down the road after waiting an age for the waiter to take our order we made an exit and went to the Plough & Harrow instead, Its a small quite pub with very nice landlords who know how to cook a perfect steak

Excellent food. Excellent service - staff helpful and friendly. We opted for the 3 course option from the menu and thought the choice was excellent and great value for money. Could literally find nothing to fault it on. Highly recommended

I stayed with my husband for my birthday weekend. The room was lovely so was the food and Cyd and Sue the owners were so helpful and caring. Definitely the place to stay in the Brecon beacons. I would have liked longer!

Excellent country pub. Good food. Nice pub. Friendly service. Shame they allow e cigarettes as it spoils an otherwise good pub!

A new venue for us but enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. Landlord and Landlady very personable. The food was uncomplicated but very good.

Attended for private party. Very busy restaurant (as pre-warned). Luckily were provided with private dining room. Food was excellent but service rather lacking at times.

Well cooked and well presented. Relaxed atmosphere next to the bar. Not a gourmet experience but very good home cooking, served hot and not too much of a wait. We also stayed here and the breakfast was excellent - not just quality but a wide range of locally sourced ingredients.

Whilst staying in the locality for the weekend we (my family of 4) decided to go for a drive and came accross a sign for this pub advertising food on the main road, as it was 2.30pm we thought we`d stop for lunch. I parked in front of the pub which looked quite nice and decided to go inside for a look where i met a gentlemen behind the bar so i asked him if they were still serving food to which he abrubtly said "no! just stopped" so i asked if i could have drink and sit in his beer garden to which he said i would`nt we have a lot of wasps, he might just have said go away, i was not offered drinks inside so he did not serve me drinks and i left. I was not given the chance to have drinks inside as he seemed pre-occupied with his boarders to bother with me. Was i not dressed appropriatley i.e. very hot day 3/4 trousers and t-shirt, was i not the right age, i don`t know, I felt like i was not good enough to be at his establishment and was made to feel unwelcome, this publican needs to get more of a feel for the general public, don`t advertise if you can`t accomadate. I WOULD NOT recommend this PUBLIC house as it seems the general PUBLIC are not welcome. My wife, myself and 2 children got back into our range rover and went to a more hospitable pub in the location called the OLD FORD INN, very nice and welcoming.