Tafarn-T-Garreg in Powys

We stayed on the campsite, very basic but beautiful scenery, car park is right next to the campsite but be aware you do have to cross the main road to the toilet. We were able to arrive later in the evening which was perfect for us and you could pick where ever you wanted to pitch. Only thing that was missing was a drinking water tap on the camping field.

Overpriced beer, overpriced campsite and rude owners. Can’t comment on the food because they couldn’t be bothered to cook. Also something dodgy about the card payment system, comes up on bank records as a restaurant in Reading!?! What’s not to like! The locals are nice but they are at every other pub in the area too.

A post hike pint in front of the fire.. Glorious.

Can't fault the location of this campsite, right next to the Beacons Way and Cambrian Way, and with the pub just across the road of course! The camping field is set back from the road next to a river which gives it a peaceful atmosphere. The landlord was friendly and, although his chef was unexpectedly not there when we stayed, he was able to get some food sorted for us which was appreciated after a long hike! The only issue was that the shower wasn't working (apparently the pipes have repeatedly frozen in the winter) and if that was resolved it'd be a perfect place in my opinion.

Stayed in the campsite next to a running stream, very basic campsite but lovely because of that. Amazing scenery, loved it, we were on motorbikes and no issues whatsoever. Nice few pints and some food for the evening in the pub, friendly staff and a nice bite to eat. Would definitely return.

I don’t usually write reviews, but if I’d been warned about the racist landlords, I wouldn’t have visited. Came in here the first weekend of September as was camping nearby. I had originally planned to camp at Tafarn y Garag - thank goodness that didn’t work out. Andy, the owner, was at first very friendly. He came over to me and my boyfriend and spoke to us about things to do nearby. The other locals also were friendly, asking us where we were from etc. We were sat at a table next to some locals and the landlord. At one point, one of the group said about it being an ‘Indian summer’, to which the landlord replied: ‘no, it’s going to be a p*ki summer.’ About 10 minutes later, when the landlord had gone into the pub, I went in and told him how what he had said made me feel uncomfortable because 1. I have no time for racism and 2. I am part Asian myself and my dad suffered racist abuse growing up in the UK. Andy spouted the usual stuff you hear from a racist - he has Asian friends so it’s ok, he didn’t mean it like that etc etc. It wasn’t a heated conversation, but it was extremely difficult speaking to someone so ignorant. Andy’s partner (who is white) had been lurking and came over and started saying how even though they get called ‘honkytonks’ they’re not allowed to get annoyed about it. I almost laughed - I find it hard to believe that in the UK, let alone the very white Brecon Beacons, anybody gets called that. Also, racism 101 - white people haven’t quite got the same history when it comes to racism. Anyway, I was trying to explain racism, what it is, why it’s bad (like you would to a young child, not a conversation you expect to have with middle aged pub owners) and that’s when the n word started being thrown around. Andy was saying how he calls his black friends the n word and how they call him it. Andy’s partner was also using the word and I had to ask them to stop. Andy’s delightful partner the went on to say that back in her day you could call anyone anything you wanted. Lovely. Sounds to me like she thought she could call people what she wanted and didn’t care how much it hurt them. Eventually, she stood between me and Andy and said this isn’t going anywhere. I’d had enough, so me and my boyfriend swiftly left and went down to the Gwyn Arms - where we spoke to the landlord who was lovey and we didn’t hear any racism - hurrah! There are so many nice pubs around this area where you hopefully won’t have to experience things like this - save yourself the frustrating conversations about why we shouldn’t use slurs / outright racist language, walk 6 mins down the road to the Gwyn Arms and have a drink in the nice garden. Tafarn y Garag is the worst pub I’ve been to and ran by the vilest, most ignorant landlords I’ve ever come across.

An absolute belter of a pub with the most friendly owners, they made us feel very welcome and got us very drunk The camp site was lovely situated next to a stream that runs along the most breathtaking scenery iv ever seen 100% returning withmy friends the glizzy gang shall return!!!

Amazing location, amazing pub, fantastic hosts and friendly locals. Simple and basic camping facilities and with some of the most picturesque walks in the UK we will most Deffinately be going back

After visiting the nearby Caves, we decided to look for somewhere for a drink and bite to eat and came across the Tafarn by sheer chance. This delightful place was relaxing, and busy but not crowded. Very friendly owners, laid back atmosphere, good music, friendly regulars who will happily help steer you in the right direction. We decided to try the bar food option of sausages and chips, and for £10 on a lovely day this is finely priced for the small mountain and four sausages with a small side salad that you get served. It also boasts its own campsite and is conveniently located for the Brecon Way for walkers and campers. We will be back!

My second visit to the TYG in a couple of months, 1st visit for beers after a big walk and the yesterday for an overnight stay on the camp site followed by a stunning walk. Campsite is small, very friendly with all the basics you would expect and in a cracking location. We all had food and several beers all of which was spot on and all served with a smile. We’ll most certainly be back very soon. Al, Neil and Dean

We had prawns and chips meal - 10 pounds each and it was 5 prawns with frozen chips in a basket. Tasty but a complete over price for what it was. Beware when ordering food - these are not meals they are bar meals but you are not told beforehand. The lady didn't even ask us how our food was. Nice setting but not good value and we would not return unfortunately.

Great pub just down the road from where we were staying. Lovely outside bar. Friendly owner and locals made us feel welcome and kept us laughing . Dog friendly. Great laugh. Awesome burgers. Would recommend if you are in the area!

Wow What a place. We have just arrived back from visiting these guys and we have had the most amazing little break. We felt like we went from home to home. Andy and Caroliyn made us feel so welcome and couldn't have done more for us. Caroliyn (the landlady) Had everything under control. Thanks guys x we ate there everyday and could not fault iit at all. The local people were also very friendly and showed us a good time. Special thanks to (Wyane Gethin and chico) I'm hopefully returning in August for a few days with friends and family. Great location and facilities Amazing people Andy thanks again your a gent see you soon Jamie and jodie x

First struck by the fact that there wasn’t any distancing advice (Covid) or regulations. When leaving the pub it was full, this at a time when the area was entering a second peak and was one of the most effected areas in the country. Had a pint and beef burger and chips. The burger was £9.99 and was quite nice but there wasn’t anything other that the burger and chips, not even a lettuce leaf. Really is a bit of a dive.

Very unwelcoming landlady. We went once for a drink but gave the place a second chance (as it was so close to the campsite) and went again for food. We had booked a table but the landlady told us they hadn’t saved us one, she just said “we’ve got to do what we’ve got to do”. Such a great location for a pub but it is truly terrible (menu is rubbish too - chicken/pork chops/lamb chops and chips) go to the Ancient Britton down the road for a lovely local pub.

Great little pub, good beer, average pub food, nice atmosphere and lovely views from the garden. This place is dog friendly and I think you could even take your horse, there's a lovely grazing field to the left of the pub, which used to have tables and benches in. Doesn't seem to be so any more though. Nothing posh - but nice and even better when the weather is on your side.

As a group of friends on a walking trip in Brecon Beacons, we stopped at Tafarn y Garreg hoping for some food and a beer. We found the place to be very unwelcoming. The owner and the barmaid didn’t want to know. There was no food available and the beer selection was very limited (Heineken or cider). It is a shame that in such a fantastic location, this pub is such a dive! Could be an excellent pub if run properly.

Haven't been here for years. The people were pleasant and polite and the surroundings were nice too. I had sausage and mash to eat. The mash was delicious however, the sausages did taste a little bit cheap. On the whole though, a good experience.

Having walked many kilometres on The Beacon Way with heavy backpack Tafarn y Garreg was a welcoming sight. Andy from Chicago provided great hospitality and my two course lunch tasted amazing. It was very hard having to continue my walk after the warmth and comfort provided.

Me and a friend just turned up on motorbikes looking for somewhere to pitch up for the evening. So we chose here. Great little pub, campsite has all the things you need, theres a toilet, shower and water. The locals were very friendly as was the landlord, the beer was great and we'll be going back again for sure!

Had lunch here after a walk around the caves. The food was beautifully cooked. Half roast chicken cooked perfectly and also chicken scallops also done well. Highly recommended.

My partner and I visited last weekend on Saturday. We were welcomed by Andy, who introduced himself and immediately informed that all tables were fully booked and it would be roughly an hours wait for food. The warm and welcoming nature of the pub and the friendliness of staff encouraged us to stay and wait for a table. Meanwhile, the staff were very busy, but still managed to cater to us by getting us drinks whilst we waited. The Italian New Yorker was amazing and very good value for money. The location is perfect and is surrounded by mountainous views. Overall we had a great experience here and will definitely visit on our return to the area! We cannot recommend this place enough!

Called here today. One pint of shandy, a lemonade, can of coke and pack of crisps = £9. I queried the cost and was told £4 for the pint, £2 for can of coke and £2 for half a lemonade and £1 for crisps. I Sat back at the table. The can was a multi pack, as were the crisps. The lemonade was out of a supermarket brand bottle. Place is complete rip off. Told people in car park not to go there (they didn’t). The mad thing is it’s not against the law to sell a multi pack but this is a complete lack of respect for your paying customer.

Food took 1hour 40 mins to arrive. There was 10 of us, ordering simple meals (5 x burgers, one ribs, steak etc). Frozen chips. Steak was full of grissle and cold in middle. It was rare, but rare does not mean cold.when we complained about the steak, was offered a burger to take away as everyone else would have finished eating by the time another steak arrived. Then charged nearly £12 for a burger to take away. Made to feel really uncomfortable so when we then realised we had been over charged by £25 we just wanted to get out of there. Lots of attitude from the bar lady. Right, the campsite. Quite a small field. Not an issue, but worth noting before you visit. Toilet is a portaloo full of flies, although clean and not smelling. There's a cockerel in a nearby field which starts its antics around 4am depending upon the time of year. There's a small shower with minimal privacy. Water tap didn't work. Others were getting their water from the pub across the road. Overall the experience wouldnt have been too bad if it hadn't been for the pub food and service.

Stayed here for one night camping with 9 other friends. We set up camp in what was quite a small field which wasn’t a massive issue but it’s worth looking into if your want more space. The toilet is a portaloo which wasn’t the cleanest. Shower was outdoors and no privacy although water was hot. We then made our way across the road to the pub for food where we were waiting an hour and 50 minutes for food and even then the food wasn’t of a good standard. When complained the attitude on the bar lady was completely unacceptable and we were also over charge by £25. Overall a poor poor stay !!

Stayed here as group of 5 couples for 1 night camping in the field opposite the pub. Decent location, small field that did the job for us for the night. Toilets and shower were advertised, the toilet was an outdated port a loo full of cobwebs and flys, as for the shower hot water supply was good but not much privacy. Now on to the delightful pub.... what a disappointment this turned out to be. We were the only people inside to order food when we arrived, the menus being given out, drinks being ordered and food orders being taken were on to a slow start! There were 10 of us so larger than average group of people I understand but we waited 1hr 40 mins for food to be served. The food on the menu was very simple so no amount meals should have taken this amount of time. As my partner was finishing off his meal mine was only then coming out, that is not what I class as an enjoyable meal.We were hoping for home cooked pub food, again another let down, frozen chips and poor quality steak full of gristle and cold. The steak was sent back which then made us see the horrible side of the people running this pub. They had very bad attitude with us raising voices saying they had sold 10 steaks today and no one else had complained, this isn’t how you speak back to a customer. They should have accepted that we were not happy with the quality of food. We didn’t once complain about the food taking an 1hr40 mins we grinned and beared it whereas many others wouldn’t have put up with this. The lady behind the bar had a disgusting attitude towards us all which was unacceptable. To top it off when working out our bill we were found to have been overcharged by £25 on drinks which had already been paid for in cash!!!I would avoid this place if you don’t want any drama.

My partner and I called for Sunday lunch and ordered two roast lamb dinners. The lamb was tough and sinewy and not even the mint sauce made it taste any better! The dinner when it arrived looked decent enough, served with creamed potatoes and roasted, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and gravy. Just one small demise in that there was no seasoning at all and the whole meal was tasteless, including the gravy. The place looked as if it needed a thorough cleaning and the decor was just awful. It needed a complete overhaul and refurbishment. Hence we will not be returning any time soon and if I could give one more tip, it would be to get a new chef....

Lovely pub within walking distance from Dan y Ograf, dog friendly area inside, nice beer garden and park for children , very welcoming, great customer service.

Visited here after a trek up Llyn Y Fan Fach. Waited 25 minutes to be served 1/2 a tin of reheated Heinz soup. I wouldn’t pay £1 for it in the supermarket and most certainly wouldn’t pay £5 in a restaurant. Had the burger to follow which was equally as poor. Very expensive and bad food which is sad as there are other fantastic food places locally. Beautiful building and really cosy but the food was poor.

99.9% sure we were served Heinze vegetable soup in a desert dish for starters and charged £5 for it. Would rather have picked a tin up for under a £1 in Tesco. The burger for main was again over priced for what it was. Beautiful building with so much potential. Shame about the food

Called in here after a hike across the Bescons- tired but revived by staff - customers - great food and great ales- I love this place and would gladly walk the 12miles to go back to it- ho back to it I will

Called in when passing and feeling peckish.

Popped here for a drink and a few bags of crisps after a trek up and then back to/from Lyn Y Fan Fach.

Recommend this little pub/restaurant by staff at one of the local sites. Absolutely fantastic service and food to die for. We had ribs and seabass with white wine sauce. Prices were very reasonable and I can highly recommend this place and will definitely be coming back on our next visit.

the food definitely wasn't up to scratch! I had the vegetarian pasta which was just warm, think it must have been in the fridge waiting to be heated up! My husband had the steak........... oh dear! Tough as old boots. Such a shame as this is the sort of pub we would love to frequent in the summer.

Lovely quaint little pub on the a4067 road. We were looking for a quick meal after walking up pen y fan. It did the job. Basic but ample menu offering chicken, steak, burger, ribs and a fish dish. Nicely furnished with a good atmosphere. Nice, friendly staff.

My wife and I would like to thank the Tafarn y Garreg for a warm friendly welcome when we were staying at the Craig y no's castel, We have been back at the Tafarn for a Sunday roast last week as we are a short drive away from the Gower coast. The food was freshly cooked at a great price. We stayed for some time talking locals that we met priviously.

Me and a mate camped at Tafarn in Nov as a base to walk from as its on the Brecon's Way. It's a lovely local pub, with good pub food and plenty of camping pitches. The outdoor shower is something else. Showering under the stars is great, but when you turn the hot water off, you get cold very quickly. Brilliant. It will put hairs on you chest! Dave and his team made us feel very welcome. Thanks.

It was a rainy Sunday looking for somewhere to eat, came across the Tavern y Garreg called in on the of chance and was greeted by a warm smile and a great welcome. The staff were very attentive and the meal ( lamb lunch followed by apple pie and custard) was superb and the price was very reasonable wiil most deffinitely be back.

Stayed there on Saturday night in the campsite. It is a lovely small site. Lots of fire pits and plenty of wood nearby on the trail. No electricity but was well lit. There is a trail going up to the "lady of the lake" site running up the side. I didn't do it myself as I am very lazy but saw lots of enthusiastic walker's going up. The pub is great. Food was very tasty and you couldn't wish for better staff. The beer was too nice. The benefit of a small site is that everyone mixed well and were really friendly. The river running down the back of the site was great and added to the ambience of roasting marshmallows!

After being turned away up the road, pleased to be welcomed into this pub. Not exactly traditional inside, but I quite liked the quirkiness - there's only so much horse brass that you can take.

Been there many times, it's the friendliest pub/restaurant you could ever visit. Andy and Caroline are really nice genuine people. The food is of a very high standard, just what expect of a nice country pub.

We visited Tafarn y Garreg for Sunday lunch and also last week. We were ten in our family and had a room to ourselves. It was a lamb roast and was absolutely delicious. Nothing left on anybody’s plate. Good old fashioned tasty home cooking. We will be definitely revisiting for Sunday Lunch. Excellent value and nice staff.

Visited yesterday after a long day over Fan Hir...

Meal was lovely. I had the Italian chicken new yorker, it was very tasty. My husband had the rib eye steak, he said it was full of flavour albeit a little chewy. It was quite quiet inside which I prefer. Outside it was very busy with people enjoying the last of the evening sun. Its not a la carte, but definitely worth a visit. Staff were also very pleasant

The four of us (2 adults, 2 kids) had a lovely couple of hours in the pub after a long walk. The barman and owner couldn't do enough for us, and made us feel very welcome and comfortable.

Enjoyed a really good lunch here after a cold wet day. Had my teenage children with me, inside was very welcoming with a nice roaring fire. The pie was delicious! Staff are very friendly and welcoming, food really good and the setting, atmosphere and ambience are really good!

After a long cold walk in the Brecon Beacons, the Tafarn y Garreg was definitely the pit stop my family and I were in need of! With a welcoming owner, friendly staff, and a warm fire we felt relaxed as soon as we set foot in this well-renovated pub. There was plenty of choice on the menu, with something there for everyone. The food arrived quickly, and the staff provided a great service tending to our every need. With tasty food, great prices, a friendly atmosphere and set in a fantastic location, the Tafarn y Garreg is definitely not one to be missed!

Went down to the tafarn y garreg with a few friends this month and was really surprised as soon as I walked through the door. The host Andy was great, very welcoming just as the other member of staff were. Inside the Pub was warm,...

lovely pub to have a drink will recommend this to friends & family & theres a really nice camp site & the food that we had was really nice cant wait to go back and the people in the pub are really welcoming.

Lovely food (Lamb Shank & Jalfrazei Curry) in a lovely welcoming restaurant. Even roasted marshmallows.

Great local pub lovely food reasonable priced will definitely be back to visit the area again in the future with my family and friends

We thought we'd go out for Saturday lunch , this was truly dreadful, the pub was cold, the service was poor and the food probably came from a boil in the bag. I've never had salad and gravy before and the burger was like shoe leather. When you charge £15 a meal you need to serve a decent plate of food. We won't be going again

Second visit had a family Sunday lunch. This visit was to introduce our friend to the area. Its an amazing place for a curry best we,d tasted especially as our friend was vegetarian and we were meat eaters awesome.

Called in after visiting the show caves as just down the road. Very warm welcome, cosy atmosphere and nicely furnished. Prices of both the food and drink are very reasonable. They kindly put together a meal of what our 3yo requested and gave a complimentary lolly pop which she loved. The lamb shank and Beef rib were amazing!! Would come all the time if local

Food is basic "pub-grub" well cooked and inexpensive. They have a good range of well kept traditional ales. The garden is the place to sit of a summer afternoon after a strenuous walk on the local hils and moors and you can enjoy your beer with some of the best views in South Wales.

Great night had by all. The owner welcomed us warmly and showed us to our table right away. Great service. Good menu with a few different dishes to the usual menus you get, even offered a curry menu with a good choice of dishes. Will definitely go there again.

We were starving, and happened to pass by Tafarn t Garreg so decided to stop for dinner. Not so many tables, but we were welcomed in on a Saturday evening without reservation. This is a gastropub, so a bit "fancier" than your regular pub grub perhaps... However we weren't so impressed with the food. The steak wasn't seasoned and the sea bass was floating around in oil/butter. The fish supposedly came with a greek salad, but it was a few small lettuce leaves, a couple of cucumber and tomato bits and the same salad came with the steak (although that wasn't mentioned in the menu). And the mushrooms on the steak came from a tin.... Not thoroughly impressed. Service was OK and the wait wasn't too bad. Wouldn't rush back anytime soon though....NB! There were a lot of fruit flies (or some such thing) in the air - one decided to end it's life in my wine glass).

Just want to say thank you to Andy and his team. We had a great time camping and enjoying the hospitality of the pub. Perfect spot to start and finish a walk through the hills.

What a great little pub, its been renovated brilliantly and the outside bar is great idea . Called in on a Sunday after a walk on the mountains, had an excellent pint of lager and the turkey dinner was absolutley spot on , can't fault it , as Arnie once said ' I'll be back ' :)

Just what we wanted and needed after a 15-miler.... good beer and cider, hearty filling food and very friendly service. Not sure I'll meet many Greco-Chicagoans but if I do I hope they're all like the owner here who has done a great job in renovating the place and making people feel welcome. Recommnended.

It's one of those places that makes you glad you stopped!Superb beer garden with a sort of make shift American ranch type bar outside which was pretty quirky and made the outdoor space part of the somewhat small pub.Great selection of beers and having frosted glasses and icy cold beer on a sunny afternoon was a god send.Menu was full of great and wonderful things but we ended up ordering the rib eye steak which was cooked to perfection and the most amazing burger I've had in ages.Food was good quality and good value, portion sizes just right. The American landlord was a great host and very welcoming and we will be returning in the near future.I can imagine this pub being great in the winter as well as summer with its log fires and cosy furnishings inside.Great little pub and glad we stopped!

My partner had the steak. Asked for medium rare and it was well done. He was not impressed with the chips either. I had the short rib which was a tiny amount of meat. It was served with mash potatoes, with a well in the middle containing my gravy. Odd! Then I had a salad on the side. With mash, gravy and meat! It did not go together at all! No children's menu! No wine list! Probably the worst meal my partner and I have had out and will not be returning

My partner and I called in for a much needed pint after walking the Brecon Beacons (the pub is directly opposite the footpath). It was 3.30 in the afternoon and we expected that, as with most pubs in the countryside, it would be closed as soon as you got thirsty. However we were delighted to find it open. Andy, the owner, was welcoming and one pint with him soon turned into several. A charming pub with excellent beer

The place is really nice, it has been done out extensively and looks really smart. A few kitsch bits around the place but generally it is very good. Food was ok, all well within the bands of acceptable, the steak tasted nice but was advertised as Rib-Eye and this was anything but. I don't mind substitutions when you run out but let the customer know, that is good restaurant practise. The menu has something for most tastes but to live up to the decor and ambience of the place needs to up it's game. This place could be so much more. Still, I will be back, I have known this place all my life and it is great to see it open again after years of intermittent trading. Someone rated this as a gastropub. Not yet it isn't.

Both myself and my Partner called in after an horrific visit to the Wyn or Gwyn pub opposite the Caves!And the welcome was amazing!The Landlord was not only interesting but interested in all conversations,Campsite there is compulsory you will have to leave your vehicle because you won't want to leave.Warning!!!Do not drive passed, if you do use the other pubs just to turn around.Paul & Keiron ofKeiya solutions Ltd.

Lovely cosy pub, warm welcome, good beers, good food..not much more you could ask for, well worth giving this pub a try, I would ring up & book first if you wish to have a table....

I didn't know this place was open. It looks like an ordinary house from the outside but inside - W~OW! Warm and cosy. It's small so I think it would be wise to book. We did - and I'm going again for my birthday treat. This place is an abasolute gem just metres from the famous Dan yr Ogaf Caves.

Lovely atmosphere, lovely welcome, lovely food. Beautifully renovated. So nice to be able to stay local. Will definitely go back.

I must admit to have never written a review of this nature on TripAdvisor before. We decided to call in at Tafarn y Garreg on our way home from Brecon. It holds special memories to my wife and I as it was here that we went on our first date some 38years ago. We had plenty of time of time to look at the changes that had been recently made to the interior as we were left standing in an empty bar for some 10 minutes, when I decided to look in to the kitchen to see if they were open, I did get acknowledge by someone in the kitchen, but after another 5 minutes waiting in the bar we left and walked across the road to our car before taking our custom to a nearby hostelry.

Have been here several times for Sunday lunch. Never been disappointed. Food always good and hot. Had lamb dinner today and it was so tender it was falling apart. Lovely. I am sure we will be back many times in the future.

Nicely decorated pub with a camping area near a stream, i liked the interior decor and the friendly greeting, i could not fault the food.

Had a meal here on a Saturday evening, the atmosphere is lovely & cosy with the wood burner lit. The food I thought was OK, nothing major wrong with it but probably not to our tastes. The ciabatta starter was plentiful but soggy (proper ciabatta should be crisp). The sea bass was a very large fish in a sauce with new potatoes but the Greek salad didn't I feel go with the dish - veg would have been much nicer especially at this time of year. My husbands rib eye was large but the matchstick "chips" were he felt overlooked - we are neither of us keen on this type of chips and prefer chunky chips. Service was very good and attentive.

excellent atmospaire and the food and hospitality was great. Andy is a great host, and managed to cater off menu, as my daugher is dairy intolerant. We ended up visitng again

We've been enjoying a relaxing break in the Brecons and met up with some old friends here last night so a big thank you to Dave and Julie for recommending it. Tastefully decorated and delicious food. All six of us ordered a different main course but it all arrived quickly and at the same time. Great hosts. Support your local businesses!

A beautifully newly refurbished pub,quite unique. The staff were polite and friendly. The food was well presented, however We were disappointed with the quality of the burger, It was not value for money.

Stopped by for a quick meal on our way home from Brecon. Cant fault the place. Lovely food, great staff and a nice log burner. I had the tuna steak and my partner had the bass both of which were cooked to perfection. Mine came with cajun fries which were delicious also.

So we went for an afternoon drive in this beautiful sunshine, and called in the Tafarn for lunch. Having recently returned from our fourth visit to Zante we opted for the chicken Slovakia meal. The chicken was beautifully cooked, succulent and tasty, and complimented with a refreshing tzatziki. The settling was relaxing, looking out at the wonderful Beacons. And the service was excellent, friendly and relaxing. Definitely be back.

The Tafarn Y Garreg is a great place to spend a few hours. The building has been refurbished very tastefully and it is a modern space with eveidence of the old building still visible. It`s not easy to get this right, but the owner has made it work perfectly. There is always a good reception from the staff and local people there, and the food was amazing. Quick delivery and very tasty and not too expensive at all. If anybody on here has posted negative comments...They must be from another planet. There is nothing to complain about here.

I had the best steak here that I can remember and My wife's souvlaki was just as good.When she explained to the owner that her gall stone problem meant she had to avoid fats ( or suffer the consequences !! ) without being asked - he went to the chef and asked him to prepare the souvlaki in a special way to suit my wife. So thoughtful....The staff are very friendly and the location is stunning - surrounded by hills.We both thought it was the best meal we could remember having in a restaurant.Thank you Tafarn-y-Garreg. Vaughan

Called in on the way past back from Henrydd Falls. It was a quiet mid week lunchtime and the pub was not busy. Very nicely decorated, clean. Helpful young man at the bar. My husband had a a 1/4 pound burger and I had the Piri Piri chicken. Delicious, nicely cooked, well presented. My chicken was so moist and tender. Recommend this place as friendly and also good value.

lovely welcome fab food, young owners doing a great job. small beer garden with swing and slide well worth a pit stop

We went here for Saturday night meal. Walked down from campsite at national caves, v fast road but pavements all the way and it was precisely a mile! Had a lovely meal with really friendly staff. Looks like it's recently been refurbished. Liked it so much we went for Sunday roast too which was also v nice but the roast came with mashed potatoes not roast potatoes- have to say I was disappointed! Only other minor improvement could have been made was there needs to be ready supplies of condiments! There was only garlic mayo (no normal?!) and no English mustard (fair enough on the mustard, we were in Wales!) but on the whole enjoyed it and would def recommend in the area.

Visited with a party of 10. Very accommodating considering we only booked 30 minutes in advance Good tasty pub menu and plenty of flexibility to support the children's needs. Friendly and welcoming. Will definitely revisit.Party of ten 2 rounds of drinks. 1 course each approx £150 in total.

We visited here last night as we were camping close by, it's situated on a busy road and looks quite small from outside, but I have to say the interior have been refurbished beautifully,the food was lovely especially the "Rib eye" steak , the starters were huge and very tasty too.Inside the atmosphere was very friendly, the new owners very active in the running of the place the locals all very welcoming . The "icing on the cake" for us was we were also able to take our dog.....perfect place eat and enjoy your evening. Thank you

I visited this pub years ago but it had been closed for a long time, very good job of decorated inside. Staff very attentive, excellent service at bar and restaurant. My husband had soup to start - he commented that it was really lovely & generous portion. We both had venison and it was lovely. Having a gluten and dairy allergy can sometimes be difficult, but staff went out of their way to help. Really enjoyed and wouldn't hesitate to go back.

Had a lovely meal here.Not been here for years as it's been closed for agesThe new owners are doing a great job

The staff and owner are very friendly but we found that the food was a little more focused on quantity rather than quality.

Called in for Sunday lunch with my mum and was highly satisfied! The waitress was a gem and made sure we had everything we needed, the atmosphere in the restaurant was amazing without a doubt, the meals were amazing, meat was cooked to a T, the mash was delicious, the gravy was outstanding! 10/10 would recommend! I had a chocolate fudge cake for desert and mum had a strawberry cheesecake and they were beautifully presented, and it tasted delicious. Will be visiting again.

Called in for lunch after 2 hour walk at Hendrydd Falls, great pub/restaurant. Dog friendly, although if busy, may have to sit outside. Friendly atmosphere, and very good menu, we had the anti pasti with Ceasar salad which was very well presented, of good quality and reasonably priced. Ideal location with good views, and the pub is decorated to a high standard. Would highly recommend, and will be visiting again, as soon as my legs recover!!

Visited today for a spot of lunch, haven't been here for some years! Landlord very polite and accommodating, great food, bang on Heineken.. Overall very satisfied with out visit!

Called in on the way back to our cottage for the weekend on a stag do. A small but quaint pub with excellent staff that had a good laugh with us. Surprisingly didn't want a picture with the stag, but can forgive that. We ordered a wide range of food which arrived in a timely manner and was excellent quality. The Brains Ale was top notch as well! Even put the FA Cup Final on for us.

Top marks. Well worth a visit and would go again the next time I'm in Wales. Staff and food are fantastic and the place is top notch.

Whilst on a weekend break I popped in with a group of friends for an impromptu drink and a bite to eat on the afternoon of the FA Cup Final. We were served by two excellent bar staff who were knowledgeable and attentive.The food was of an excellent quality although we had missed out on the Greek Meze plates. I enjoyed the Celtic Burger whilst others had a range of dishes from the menu - every one was excellent and offered good value for money.The Brains OSB was an great pint too.I will certainly be stopping back next time I'm in the Beacons.

Called in with a group of 12 on a stag party and they were very accommodating. We had great food, with great service and they even put the football on for us!

11 guys on a well behaved stag weekend descended on this cozy little pub. The staff were amazing - polite, efficient and friendly. Beer was outstanding and the food matched this in taste, quantity, service and presentation. We'll be going back very soon we hope. Thank you for a great afternoon.

I was created with a warm welcome and smile, I came with friends which were 8 of us, we did not book and the place was very busy, the owner made up a table for us. The service was amazing we did not have to wait between courses, which I hate. The food was top nosh and was piping hot, which is always a bonus. The place was very tasteful decorated and clean. I would recommend the Pub to any of my friends, which I don't do very often. I had the best meal I have had for a while, which was Lamb Shank, which just fell off the bone, and the fudge cake is to die for. I LOVED IT!!!!!!! May be the only thing I would say is a bigger selection of wine, and to booked as we were luck to get a table.

Had a lovely meal here with my sister while staying in a near by village. I had the rack of ribs and chips was really nice and plenty of it!!! Really nice pub. Probably really nice in warmer weather the outside bar looked great.

Called in with my family on the way back from Swansea. There were 6 of us and although we hadn't booked the owner greeted us and and sat us near the fire. It must have been busy as they had ran out of roast but the chef came to talk to us and offered to cook us anything from the menu. I had the lamb shank and it was beautiful and very filling with the best mash I've had in years. My mum had the sea bass and she said it was delicious and cooked to perfection. Everyone was happy with their meals and the staff were very friendly. I will definetly be visiting again and would recommend anyone passing to call in.

We dropped in for a few drinks and watched the rugby as we were staying locally to go climbing. Nice warm atmosphere and made to feel very welcomed, we were even offered some light snacks, couldn't have asked for a more ideal place after a tough day.