The Three Horseshoes in Powys

We went in as a family of 5 with a wheelchair (having to turned back from another pub which we couldn't get the chair in). We loved it from the moment we walked in - the SA flag on the wall did help, as the well as the Halloween decorations - madly busy but fantastic fun. The staff were really helpful and friendly and the food, although a long wait , it was exceptionally fantastic - obviously made to order too! Look forward to returning, hopefully at Christmas.

We went not really knowing what a treat we were in for. Service and food were outstanding and I would highly recommend a visit. It’s not cheap but worth it.

Spent a week in the village on holiday and visited the pub 3 times. Staff are very welcoming, as were the other customers. We tried the food on one evening. It was very tasty with proper chips. Thursday night was quiz night raising money for a very good cause. We had a really good night.

this is a little jewel of a village pub, with spectacular views of the black mountains and historic beauty of the previous blacksmiths within. This place is a destination restaurant. The landlord was so friendly and the land lady served up some of the best home cooked food. I can highly recommend the home made madras with real chips and rice. and the homemade pie, peas and chips. We were spoilt for choice and look forward to returning. Thank you for your welcoming hospitality. See you soon

Incredibly friendly staff that make you feel like you are friends to the pub, even though you’re in a tourist area. Menu is typical of a pub but all dishes made with love and delicious!!!! Highlight of this pub is the fantastic staff (family owned I believe ????) but honestly they made us laugh all evening .... (socks and sandals are acceptable, ok?!?!) ♥️

Great local pub. We were there a couple of evenings, had some great food for dinner, service was friendly. Also has a good selection of ciders.

Had a couple of Sunday lunches here and it is so tasty , staff very friendly and comfortable place to eat would recommend this pub for Sunday lunch

This is what pub food should be about. A lovely welcome and home cooked food done well and served hot. Dogs are welcome in the bar area too.

Fantastic, friendly service, great food and good beer. Perfect pub and staff (particularly manager Ryan) could not do enough for us. Would strongly recommend to anyone.

We had a great night here, with a delicious array of pub food. The landlord and landlady made us very welcome in what is a thriving local pub. From tasty pies to scrumptious scampy we all had a great meal, and the puddings were to die for! Thank you very much!

Superb food well cooked and presented. Many thanks to Diane and Richard for a great evening. We will be back.

Living in the area we stopped off here on our walk from home. Have been meaning to do this for some time and never got round to it. We found the owner and wife were very friendly and the food excellent at lunch time. A nice garden too.

This was the pub stop for our lunch on the two full days riding weekend . Really friendly, efficient , nice choice for lunch . We were offered Sunday lunch on the second day and they catered for the vegetarians and Vegans exceptionally well ( prior notice is required ) the Sunday lunch was delicious and we even tried the cheesecake 😋. We also visited in the evening- again a good choice catering for the vegetarians and vegans . Highly recommended

We were staying at the local glamping site in the village and were recommended to visit the pub by the owner of the site. We decided to give it a go on our third night but with me being vegan I thought I'd better ring ahead and check they had some options for me. Surprisingly, the chap I spoke to on the phone said they had a few options. Slightly dubious, we headed down and had a lovely greeting when we arrived by staff and locals. The lady who served us was beyond lovely and as they had promised they had 3-4 vegan options for me to chose from. We loved the place so much we went back the following night. I would highly recommend visiting this cosy little village pub, even if just to have a local ale and a chat with the friendly people you will no doubt find inside!

Thought we would try our local for Sunday lunch. Very glad we did. There was a choice of 3 meats and 4 veg plus potatoes, roast and boiled, plus Yorkshire puddings and dressing, all good quality and very well cooked. It was a buffet style, you were served the generous portion of meat then helped yourself to veg. Warm friendly welcome and service efficient. Would also highly recommend the cheesecake. Thank you.

A real village pub, hugely welcoming, great beer, and the steak was to die for! Would happily have spent the whole evening but sadly had to get off.

Visited today with a few friends for Sunday Lunch, Wonderful from the moment we walked. Through the door. A warm welcome from the Hosts, staff, & a roaring log fire, a real little gem indeedThe lunch was beautifully cooked, three choices of meat & vegetarian, Roasties that were to die for & lots of fresh vegetables. Also Proper gravyHomemade puds, & nice old fashion ones included. Yum Yum Yum.Thank You. See you soon Davine & friends

Stayed in a rental only a minute walk from the pub and went 4 nights in a row with the familly. Lovely small and friendly pub with a good food choice (although not available every night).

Had Sunday lunch at The Three Horshoes in Velindre today.Fantastic food, great value, lovely hosts. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

The first visit to this pub for some years and a complete pleasure. A lovely welcome from the lady behind the bar and the chef. Beautiful fire burning a table reserved close to the fire place.

Myself and 8 other friends had a lunch at The Three Horseshoes. The owner was very accommodating as we pre ordered with our various dietary requirements!

Stopped off here for Sunday lunch. It’s a little off the beaten track but very easily found. Very friendly welcome by owners and locals. There is a restaurant but you can also eat same food in bar. We had come for Sunday lunch. It was served as a car very, we had beef and chicken. You can help yourself to a selection of accompanying vegetables and gravy. Food really good, home-cooked fare. Really enjoyable. We were pretty full afterwards but managed a homemade fruit crumble with ice-cream before waddling back to our car. There is a good choice of drinks at the bar including some excellent real ales. Highly recommended.

As best a Sunday lunch you will find anywhere. Excellent choice of meats and veg with proper roast potatoes. A lovely veggie option available too. Give it a try, you will not be disappointed. Dogs are welcome in the bar.

A group of us came here for lunch on Sunday, we were out riding with Trans Wales who are based nearby. Plenty of room in the car park to tie up the horses and the loan of a beer crate to help get back on after our meal.

We stopped here on a horse track I took to the black mountains. This place have absolutely lovely food, and was a perfect complement to a day is arriving. I would suggest highly.

On our first night glamping we tried this lovely pub for supper. The staff were really friendly and welcomed our dog. The food was freshly prepared, hot and nourishing. Just what we need to set us up for our night under the stars.

Truly delicious and well thought out food. Surprising and tasty flavours. Every course was a delight. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend coming here.

What a fab pub. So friendly and welcoming, great staff. We have pretty much spent the whole weekend here on and off! There are 9 of us away together, 7 adults, 2 kids, and the little ones were made just as welcome as us adults.pub held a cider festival this weekend with some fantastic local food to go with it. Good music too. Ended up back there sunday so we could hide from the inclement weather and it was just as great there on the 2nd day! Definitely worth a visit if youre in the area. Food and drink are great with v good prices. Will definitely return when we are next staying in the area❤

Visited for dinner. Very hungry family of four. Very welcoming landlord and landlady. Small menu with Specials board. Food was good honest and home cooked, nothing fancy. The treacle sponge was heavenly, reminiscent of past schooldays.

Cute little pub in a quiet village. The hosts were lovely and the chef was so nice and accommodating to our vegetarian needs. Excellent hospitality

Called in here for a bar meal and a beer while my wife and daughter were doing a charity walk. I only had a baguette and chips, but it very was tasty, especially the chips. The review is as much for how this is what a pub should be, friendly landlord and staff, good food and great choice of beers and ciders.

Very friendly village pub - landlady fantastic & can't do enough for you - she even taxi'd us back to our rental cottage on two occasions. Thank you ever so much. No thrills, good pub food at excellent prices - check it out.!!

The service could not have been friendlier. It was a busy Saturday evening with lots of locals watching the football. We sat outside in the evening sun and enjoyed mains and dessert. A very affordable and delicious meal. Will certainly revisit if we're in the area! Thanks for making us feel so welcome.

As title says great food all round, will definitely return. And highly recommend the cheesecake if you have room after the big roast

Dog friendly local pub - dogs are allowed in bar area and beer garden. We were camping nearby and this was recommended by the campsite. We so loved the homemade food and pudding and will recommend others to come too.

We live locally to The Three Horseshoes and absolutely love popping down for a pint or a Sunday dinner. Delicious home cooked food and a selection of ales on tap. Make sure you try the home made cheesecake if you have room... it might just be the finest cheesecake I've ever tried! The beer garden has beautiful views of the Welsh hills. The staff are always very helpful and friendly. Would highly recommend for a visit if you're passing through!

We are fortunate to live within walking distance, and regularly walk over for a beer or two with our collie, Megan. A guaranteed warm welcome with excellent real ales and homecooked food. Highly recommended.

We had the pleasure of eating Easter Sunday Roast here whilst on holiday in the village. The staff were friendly & the food was delicious.

The open fire in The Three Horseshoes was a very welcome site after pony trekking in the hills! We had lunch ranging from soup and toasted paninis to beef short rib and mash. All meals were absolutely delicious, plentiful and filling. The chips, clearly home made, were particularly delicious. I had the beef short rib which could've been cut with a spoon and came with ample gravy (which my friends thoroughly enjoyed dunking their chips in to!). Would strongly recommend for anyone - adults, children and dogs!

Amazing little pub with amazingly accommodating friendly staff. We turned up after food times and the staff happily returned to the kitchen to make a delicious carvary topped with complementary deserts free going to a good home as left over from earlier. Would highly recommend.

My family and I went to the Three Horseshoes for a meal last night as we had heard some fantastic reviews. There were five of us and we were shown to a table in the corner of the main bar. From the menu we selected two Hunters chicken, a madras, a steak and ale pie and a steak and Guinness pie. The meals were delivered within 15 minutes of ordering and looked amazing. Home made chips on every meal and the food was cooked to perfection. Although the main meals were perfect and more than filling we couldn't resist the sweet menu and the home made cheesecake and chocolate brownies were too good to turn down. We were made to feel most welcome throughout and although we were attended to sufficiently, we didn't feel pressured or rushed by the type over overzealous service you sometimes find in country pubs. In summary you get a fantastic, tasty meal and a very good pint in a cosy environment served by friendly welcoming staff. A perfect 5 star eating experience at pub prices. We will certainly be visiting again.

We went as a family of 10 for Sunday lunch. Cracking meal to be honest. It's a lovely pub serving good food and ales.

Go for a Sunday roast? I did but it was way past your average Sunday roast. Home made but better,...

This is a lovely village pub the owners are very friendly and accommodating. We had a 1 year old with...

A group of 15 from the village went for Christmas Dinner last night. The food was excellent and plentiful. Dianne...

Lovely little pub in the small town of Velindre. It serves great homemade food of all varieties, and fantastic sunday...

Have now eaten there 4 times and it has been uniformly excellent , it takes "pub" dining to a whole...

A bunch of us booked the the whole of Wye Glamping a few minutes walk away and descended on mass...

We cycled here from Hay and enjoyed the ride as much as the hearty lunch at the end. The homemade pies were excellent and the cask ale and cider were good. The atmosphere is rather traditional, with elderly ladies and gentlemen out for a quiet lunch but we rather enjoyed that for a change. Will certainly return.

Just called in after horse riding for an a couple of hours so needed to sit on something comfortable whilst we had a pint.

We were a party of 18 staying locally on holiday and we had a lovely Friday night meal at the Three Horsehoes. My friend pre-booked the table and also the meal choices because we were such a large group (it's only fair on any small establishment to do this). She commented on how accommodating and friendly the communication had been throughout. Everyone seemed to have thoroughly enjoyed their meals, good hearty pub grub. I particularly apreciated the fact that all the childrens meals came out first - that was a nice touch as we were able to settle them down and then get our food to be able to eat it hot. The pudings seemed excellent and I wish I would have had space to fit one in but I was stuffed! Home made and goid portions. All in all it was a very enjoyable evening, good food, good service and lovely setting. I would certainly go again.

A lovely warm welcome to our rather large party of 18! Yes 18!! We did fill the restaurant up a bit! We'd booked in advance and we were eating early (6pm) on a Friday night.

Visited here on a very busy Saturday night whilst camping in this beautiful and tranquil part of Powys. The Three Horseshoes was the only pub in walking distance, we read all the reviews and were looking forward to our family meal. We were given a lovely welcome and sat in the old farriers workshop which is now a lovely restaurant. The waitress gave us our menus and stated there would be a long wait for food as it was very busy, we didn't mind as we where on holiday and the menu stated that the kitchen was small but they would be as quick as they could. Well having experience of the trade we couldn't ask for more than this, we weren't expecting Mcdonald's. We were served drinks by the barman at our table and when the food arrived we weren't disappointed, really nice home cooked chips, curry and meat pie's, followed by a great homemade lemon cheese cake. Can highly recommend this pub, the lovely couple have only been in the business for 5 month's and are doing a great job, looked after us so much we will return, having read all reviews the negative one must have been from that one that all business's get every now and again. All I can say is we enjoyed our time there, it's not the Ritz, Try it you won't be disappointed, thanks Diane & Richard see you again soon!

great for a family meal in the restaurant. good choices in a cheerful local pub. wine choices good and very well priced.

The week of the Royal Welsh show - Everywhere was busy and every pub had said we would have to wait for food (Average was half an hour). So we were also told this at the Three Horse Shoes - Velindre.We sat down and had ordered our food. But then after 15 minutes started to think all was not good. A table of 8 next to us were getting unhappy at the delay on food. Eventually, 6 of them received meals which were not at all appealing to the eye. 6 then finished their meals and plates cleared....then the last 2 turned up!45 minutes so far - Another table near us of 4 (who had been in a different pub next to us the night before so we were chatting) were told there was a delay...maybe another 15 minutes... they had been waiting an hour... with kids. But on complaint they did manage to bring out a pizza ASAP. Their food, over an hour wait, split into 2 services, looked grim.1hour 15 in and no comment to us about where our order was - another couple complained - desserts had been ordered an hour before.1 hour 20 - bottle of wine and pint of beer finished. Long past time to complain. Spoke to barman/manager cancel order we would pay for the drink and go. No other option - we had walked to pub (and had drank) - Pack of Pringles for supper!We are offered the meal for FREE as surprisingly it was now instantly ready. I said no. But eventually gave in. It arrived - My meat pie was a pie pot of lumpy gravy...no pie top. I sent it straight back. It repapered with a cold pastry top. My wife tried a chip - cold. So this was so bad we rejected even FREE food. I said I would pay for the drinks, told the barman/manager and then he had a Basil Fawlty moment saying he had been let down, not his fault, got the cook to come out. The customers at the bar had to suppress their laughter.And yes his generous customer service skills for our hour half lost was, to not charge me for the pint of beer, just £15 for the wine.

Came here whilst we were staying on the local glamping site. We were welcomed with open arms from the beginning to the end.the owner was brilliant and looked after us

Went to pub as in the Good Beer Guide. No food served Sunday to Tuesday but beer good and local very friendly. Lovely village. Pub basic but a good local!

Richard and Diane made us feel very welcome, together with the very friendly locals and bar staff. The food was fantastic and plenty of it. We didn't eat in the restaurant but in the bar. The restaurant looked lovely and private from the bar area. The service we experienced was brilliant. In fact, we enjoyed it so much and made some great friends here, we will be back next year. Plenty of things to do around these parts, lovely walks, lots of outdoor activities and beautiful scenery.

Popped in here after a lovely stroll through the lane's. There were four of us (three veggies) and two dogs. The dogs were welcomed and the veggies got non-meat based dishes. My pie was fab and the rhubarb pie for pudding was supreme. Landlord very friendly and accommodating. They even let us watch the FA Cup final.

Thank you so much for making us feel so welcome and for a truly delicious meal. We will be back! We had three young children who weren't easily amused and we were made to feel extremely welcome. Homemade chips and steak and kidney pie - yum!

We came here twice as a large group whilst horse riding through the Brecons on the weekend. Food was delicious. The chips were home made, exactly (or dare I say better) than my grandmother's! The steak and ale pie was also very good.For dessert I had a rhubarb crumble which was probably the best I have ever had, and I chef said the rhubarb came straight from her garden - can't get more homemade than that! My friends who tried all the other puddings were all equally pleased.For lunch we sat outside in a small garden that had excellent views of the Brecons. I personally had a BLT baguette and the ham was really very good. All in all, definitely recommend. Service was very warm and timely.We were a large group but had ordered in advance, so if you are also a large-ish group but be worth giving them a ring beforehand

Absolutely lovely traditional pub, lovely warm and cosy by the fire and beautifully home cooked food. My other halfs little girl is super fussy and she loved it, eating all her home cooked chips! We had the hunters chicken and it was delicious. We then all had the chocolate fudge cake which to be honest we didn't need but it was so yummy! Thank you

Wewe stayed at Wye glam pin for a long weekend and went to this lovely pin for Sunday lunch..food was amazing. NO processed food all cooked fresh and served by very friendly staff puddings were to die for. Nothing was to much trouble for the lovely manager and his staff. Can't wait to go back

Genial and attentive service. Fabulous roast pork and roast lamb. Top class quality meat from a renowned local butcher from Talgarth. A great selection of locally sourced vegetables with your own pot of gravy. We live locally so it certainly won't be our last visit. Decent sized portions and good selection of puddings. We had the white chocolate and toffee cheesecake. How we ate all that in one sitting I just don't know ... A wonderful lunch.

I booked a group of 6 adults and 7 children for Sunday lunch. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. The meals came quickly which was perfect for the children. The food was extremely tasty, with plenty of vegetables and gravy... Oh, and a very tasty leek and cheese bake.The meal was great value!Definitely going again!

Had a really lovely Sunday lunch in the Three Horseshoes today with a very good gluten free rhubarb crumble. Second time we have eaten there since the new landlord and landlady have taken over and it most certainly will not be the last. Thanks very much. See you soon

Suprisingly busy on a wet Feb night midweek. Nevertheless we were give a very warm welcome by the Pub landlord. Food was really good & puddings delicious. Would thoroughly recommend.

Visited the Three Horseshoes twice over the weekend of the 17/18 Feb 2017, on both occasion was meet with a very warm welcome from the Landlord and his staff.There was a wide range of choice of food and all excellently prepared and served, the large servings are not for the fainted hearted.The pub atmosphere was cosy, warm and welcoming.

Fantastic! Great Sunday lunch one of the best in the area. Great food, and loads of it. The beef was melt in the mouth, loads of veg including a mound of roast potatoes, carrots, swede, peas, broccoli, red cabbage and the extremely yummy cheesy leeks. Plus Yorkshire puddings and rich beefy gravy. If you have room after all that you can enjoy a delicious homemade pudding.Great food and great value definitely worth a visit.

Amazing food, home cooked with love! Fresh vegetables, a huge choice including a couple choices for vegetarians and all cooked to order with beautiful homemade chips! I had the steak and ale pie, which was a Jenny special and it did not disappoint!! The food was very reasonably priced and we couldn't eat it all as there was so much! Good choice of cider and lager and the staff and landlord were so welcoming and friendly!Thank you for a wonderful evening!

Not far out of Brecon and not to be mixed up the Pub of the same name in Groesffordd which is no way as good as this one in Velindre. From the Yorkshire Puddings to the Gravy, everything is beautifully cooked and homemade. The Pork was the best I have ever had, the crackling seriously crispy; the others had lamb and beef; the beef just fell apart and the lamb was beautiful; the choice of veg awesome...roast potatoes; carrots; cabbage; broccoli, red cabbage; creamy cheesy leeks; peas... all fresh ... other than the peas (obviously) not a frozen veg in sight; served in separate dishes so you can have as little or as much as you want ...and the desserts ....OMG you just have to make room for the homemade desserts ...... we had waffles in butterscotch sauce; choc fudge cake; sticky toffee pudding which you can have with cream; ice cream or homemade custard..... with more on offer.....all absolutely stunning..... the cost £9.95 for the roast and puddings approximately a fiver..... and in such a lovely old worldy pub with really friendly owners and staff... and for the boys.... REAL ALE.....We are lucky to have a few good pub/restaurants in Brecon area that serve really good Sunday Lunches but this is definitely up there with the Old Ford .....stick this postcode in your Sat Nav, you will not be sorry LD3 0SU

We went one night for dinner the landlord was very welcoming and friendly. The food was home cooked and absolutely delicious at a reasonable price. They allow dogs in the bar so was ideal for us travelling with our dog. Would definitely recommend.

Visited on friday evening( 6 adults,3 kids)Hadn't booked, but landlord(?) was friendly and helpful. I had steak and ale pie which was lovely, others had curries, seafood platter, lasagne, pie. Everyone enjoyed their meal. Service with a smile. Food cooked to order so a little wait, but thats fine. Beer was good.

Stopped here for lunch during walk from local campsite. Wonderful little pub, very friendly and clean and varied menu. Ploughmans is huge and very generous with portions. Roast beef wrap was delicious. Nice and simple cheesy chips were perfect. Lovely atmosphere and location.

Me preocupo un poco ver le certificado de Sanidad en la ventana con un "podria mejorar" pero la verdad es que lo vi todo superlimpio y la comida estaba increible.

Best pub Sunday roast for miles! The beef was really tender and just melted. The roast potatoes were the best, really well seasoned and so tasty, and the cheesy leeks were sublime. There was loads of other veg and a big jug of meaty gravy. It was honestly one of the best Sunday dinners I have had in pub or restaurant and definitely the best in the area. We really didn't think we would manage to eat all they food that was brought out but somehow we managed it, although my husband did have about 10 roast potatoes!!We also managed to fit in a pudding because there was an irresistible selection of homemade puddings. My husband had sticky toffee and custard, I had white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake and ice cream, both were delicious.This is a great pub, really lovely friendly and helpful staff. Great food at very reasonable prices. I also had a great Rioja! Really couldn't fault anything about our food or the venue definitely worth a visit.

We ate at the Three Horse Shoes on two nights, on both occasions we were made to feel very welcome. The staff are friendly, the food is good value and there is a good selection of ales, wine etc.

Great for families, tasty home made food and desserts, reasonably priced, good selection of ales and we were made very welcome. Pool table and park for kids too.

Visited the pub as a half way point on a walk. Staff were really friendly, welcoming and allowed our pooches into the pub. Sat in beer garden as sun was shining. Tried a couple of the different ciders- both delicious. Ordered food which was very tasty. Looking forward to a return trip.

Ive eaten many a roast in my time from cheap carverys to expensive restaurants and home cooking. This was extraordinary! Recommended by the local riding school we popped in for a roast. It was only £9.99 each and we had the beef. It was amazing. The cheesey leeks and gravy was to die for and the veg perfectly cooked! I literally cannot stress how good this place is. I would happily travel here from bristol evey Sunday for their roast! The owners were so friendly and the rioja on the wine list was superb and inexpensive! You can tell all the locally sourced produce was ridiculously fresh and the white chocolate and toffee cheesecake was divine!! This made our first anniversary perfect! I actually want to move to Velindre to be close to this pub and the local beauty! Wow!

Thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Three Horseshoes! We received a warm and friendly welcome and our bar snack lunches were served promptly and piping hot. We've been before and will certainly go again!

This is a great pub with good food. Staff are very friendly and helpful, the food is freshly prepared and homemade. The food was really tasty and good value, good sized portions and great homemade puddings.

My partner and I and our dog visited this pub on our last night staying at a local glamping site. The landlord and lady were very welcoming and friendly and told us a bit of history about the pub. There was a good selection of ales and ciders on tap and the food was delicious, including Jenny's homemade puds! We sat outside to begin with to take in the view whilst we ate and then we came in to enjoy dessert with a few rounds of pool. Would definitely recommend this pub as we cannot fault it in any way, would absolutely go back again.

I love this pub , to me it's the best in Wales , lunch time bar snacks lush , evening meals evening meals even better , there steak and ale pie is the best , has says my dad who is a Yorkshire man.And there SUNDAY ROAST WELL WOT CAN I SAY BUT LUSH LUSH LUSH !!!!! , oh and I can't go without mentioning the pudding can highly recommend white chocolate cheesecake and toffee ❤️❤️❤️ and my kids love the homemade waffles ❤️❤️, let's just say can't go to a better pub for meals and a very LOCAL WELCOME XX

My husband and I are visiting the area with our children and stopped to eat in this local pub. The food is outstanding - not fussy or over complicated - just damn tasty! We had steak and ale pie and the meat was so tasty and done to perfection - home cooked chips and boiled veg. The pie was packed with large pieces of tender beef - mmmm! We could eat it all over again. Highly recommended by us.

A group of 16 of us descended on this pub on a Friday night and were met with a very warm welcome. We went back on the Saturday night and had a good meal. Our group had dwindled to 9 of us by the Sunday but we all returned for an excellent dinner that evening - incredibly generous portions. Drank copious volumes of the Hobson's Choice and Lancer bitters over the weekend and chatted with the friendly locals. Paul and Jen were the perfect hosts and run a great little pub. If you're in the area, pop in for a drink and /or a meal. You won't regret it.

We loved our visits to this pub, which was just down the road from our B&B. Paul and Jen were very accommodating and even left the kitchen open for a little longer so we could have food on our first night. It has a very friendly and cosy atmosphere with the log fire and the perfect way to celebrate our engagement! The food was absolutely delicious and very reasonably priced. Cheaper and much, much nicer than other restaurants in the surrounding area. Especially the Sunday lunch and scrummy desserts home made by Jen. We had a lot of fun playing pool (which is a rare find in pubs these days!) and loved hearing the ghost stories from Paul and Jen!Thank you very much!Fiona and Dan

We arrived just before 9pm and greeted with a very warm welcome. Beers were great and the food simply amazing, especially as most mains were about £10. The home made chips are some of the very best I have eaten and all meals that came out looked amazing. If you're in the area and want excellent home made meals then I cannot recommend this enough.

We visited The Three Horseshoes for Sunday lunch with our daughter, her partner and three children, and had the most delicious lunch, such a good choice of Roasts and vegetables, We could not eat another bite after that, it was fab, such value for money. If you are looking for excellent home cooked food with great friendly service, then look no further. We will be back

A wonderful place with the warmest welcome possible. The food was exceptional and all home cooked and sourced from the local area. Highly recommended!

2 min walk from where we were staying . Nice home cooked food i think the desserts were a little over priced . Nice friendly man behind the bar very welcoming . Dog friendly which was great for us

We were a party of 10 - 4 adults 6 x 14 year olds - camping up the roadThe Three Horshoes was a God send for us fitting us in 3 nights in a rowFood was very tasty and unelaborateTreacle sponge and custard memorablePool table and dart board invaluable for entertaining childrenMy only regret is we just paid the bill and didn't think to give the girls a monetary thank you - sorry for being thoughtless

I went to the three horseshoes during 1972 on a ponytreking trip with Oldfields School in Uttoxeter. The atmosphere then was wonderful and on return this year it was wonderful to see it lively and busy. Never forgot this great friendly pub.

Great food! It was very busy when we went and had to wait a loooooong time from ordering to service, with a 3 year old not ideal. However it was worth the wait! Obviously home made and good quality food.

Mick from outdoors@hay recommended this pub and our party of 12 (with kids!) were warmly greeted and well fed !

Haven't been for about 18 months due to moving house and being further away.Went for Sunday lunch and brilliant, as Sunday lunch used to be. Choice of three roasts, Beef ,pork and Hoggart and veggie option. All homemade food accompanied by generous vegetable selection. The meat sourced from George's Talgarth melts in the mouth, not the stringy tough stuff you often get with a Sunday roast. Good selections of home made desserts.Nice bar area with a Good selections of real ale and ciders. All well kept and friendly landlord and landlady.A breath of fresh air compared to over priced Hay-on-Wye where a macaroni cheese costs you a tenner while a Sunday roast here only costs £8.95.Only proviso probably not for the customer that wants Lambs liver with a celeriac foam at £28- if you want that try the Bull's Head Crasswell, if you choose the one day of the year that it's open !!!

Delicious food, very friendly service and truly great value for money. The Sunday roast was excellent and the portions extremely generous. The pub as a large outside seating area with a very pleasant view. Highly recommended.

We were staying in the village and close by the pub. It doesn't look much from the outside but we received a friendly welcome. The menu is small but nevertheless there was something to please all four of us. We did have to wait quite a time but it was well worth it, delicious and good value for money.

After reading previous reviews decided to give it a try and was really pleased we did. Would recommend booking as I don't think you'll get a table on spec. It was that good we returned on the Thursday night for the special steak night, 2 x 10oz steaks and a bottle of wine for £35, excellent !!

Super roast pork with crunchy crackling, lots of veg and good service. Highly recommended. A 2 mile walk each way was worth it.