The Trewythen in Powys

Just a cracking local boozer. A sadly rare but lovely thing now.

What a gem of a cafe. Only stopped for coffee but this place is run by the kindest people. Thank you so much for your help.

Found it very unsuitable for a person I live with access for a wheelchair

We had been meaning to go here for some time, and we did on a Tuesday dinner time about 6pm. A good number of people in which was encouraging. Friendly welcome and we sat by the main road in a quite private seat. We ordered the grill de luxe and tadka dal each, keema nan and chips. The grill de luxe was missing the prawns and we had extra chicken tikka ordered to bump it up a bit more. The chips came out in a small bowl and looked like a mini version of a chip, greasy and not enough for two. The nan bread was dry and had been burnt in parts. Tadka dal was rather bland. The guys are lovely and friendly but it's not enough I'm afraid. There are another two Indian restaurants in Newtown which are faultless in their food. I think there's was a baby's birthday going on on the other side of the restaurant and they played happy birthday and brought out a cake with sparklers which was a lovely touch. No we didn't say anything at the time as they were so charming, which these days is actually a big plus point.

The food is amazing and the land lord and land lady have a great s sense of humour. It is also bog friendly.