Ty Gwyn Hotel in Conwy

Book this pub for a evening meal for my wife and I Book for 7 o’clock place are order and waited for are meal and the place seemed to be up the wall .there was no where to sit out side but at the side of the pub I found some chairs for us to sit on .THE PLACE WAS IN A MESS DOG POO ALL OVER PLACE DIRTY FILTHY BROKE CHAIRS AND TABLES. One of the staff brought are meals out it was disgusting under cooked even my dog would not eat it £15 for a burger and chips . We visited the over three nights it was empty I thought if this the case come the weekend you would have place presentable for your customers over the weekend very poor

Large family gathering at the nearby Gwern Borter Manor needed to be looked after one night. We numbered 20plus some with challenging needs. The Ty Gwyn and the people rose majestically to the occasion. All it took was a bit of planning and communication and we were able to have a great time and not one complaint from any in our party. Sara(h) front of house was excellent. Food was perfect. Thank you to all others involved in catering for us who I didn't get to meet. Gwasanaeth rhagorol. Diolch. From a large party of hungry Liverpudlians.

Sunday Lunch was amazing. Please make sure you book. Such a cosy pub. Staff are very friendly. Just check opening times prior to visiting A these may vary!

We had both dinner one night and were there for the Sunday Roast. This was some of the best pub food we have ever had. The menu had just about everything you could want. The bangers and mash was wonderful. The Sunday Roast was a cut above most other pubs might offer. The staff, on both nights, were warm, fast, and cheerful. This pub is located in a very out of the way location. Please take the time to find this jewel.

We were staying at Glyn Isa nearby, we were recommended to go here to eat by out Hosts. Wow, Sunday Lunch was amazing, everything you would expect when you think of a Sunday Roast, well cooked food, local Welsh Beef, fab Vedge, Yorkshire Pud, oh it was gorgeous . There was a great atmosphere, a comfortable, warm welcome from the Friendly owners and Staff , it was like going to a Friends house for Lunch. All I can say is go, booking recommended though , Enjoy X

We had dinner in the Ty Gwyn at the end of July. Sitting outside (due to Covid social distancing measures) was a bit chilly, so warm clothing was essential. Dinner was excellent; we particularly recommend the lamb and the salmon. Dog friendly - we gave ours the sausages from the children’s menu, which he loved. Definitely recommend.

We ate here on recommendation of our hosts at Coed Mawr, they booked us a table for dinner. We sat outside under a canopy with fairy lights and it felt thought out & the covid protocols were good. We enjoyed our tradional pub food and desserts, the service was efficient and friendly. A proper country pub feel!

Stayed locally and visited this pub each evening. The food is excellent but the portions are big. If you have a small appetite suggest you ask for the children's portion !!!

Fabulous garden dining area, excellent menu. Nice to see so many fish dishes on the menu which seems rarer than ever these days.Service was excellent, some might say slow though we felt un-rushed rather than ignored. There were plenty of staff and all seemed to be being kept busy.I’m sure it would’ve helped them if the tables were renumbered (numbered more clearly) as three sets of meals were brought to our table in error over the evening.There is a covered area but for me far too tightly packed in under the canvas, for anytime, let alone these strange times we have currently.So glad we had a garden table.

First time here and couldn't fault it! Gorgeous location, superb food and friendly, attentive staff especially the blonde lady who I think was the manager/owner - definitely worth a visit!

If I could give this place 1 star I really would, food and service was awful I would only advise to stop off for a not so quick drink!

We ate here a couple of times whilst staying in the village. The food is very good. Pork belly was excellent. The Sunday roast is superb value for 3 courses. I would definitely recommend here.

After completing one of the advertised circular walks in this stunning location, we relaxed in one of the gardens for lunch. The baguettes were well made and very tasty. Clean bathrooms as well! Recommend looking up the walks then relaxing here. Nice friendly welcome. Thank you.

Friendly and welcoming hosts supported by their hard working team. Exceptional menu featuring homecooked main courses - choosing which one is not easy.We learnt later that the wider Rowen community have all been supporting Ty Gwyn Hotel during the pandemic, investing in the outside courtyard eating area to help keep the business viable during covid restrictions. If you get the opportunity, I would recommend booking ahead for an enjoyable, tasty meal.

We called here as we were staying local and our hotel was unable to offer us hot food. We called here and they had us a table within half an hour. Lovely little garden to sit and have dinner - if a little chilly once the sun went down! Food was beautiful, we both had the steak which was really well cooked and the pepper sauce was stunning. The girls who served us were great and lovely characters. We would definitley eat here again should we be local.

We pre-booked here as expected during Covid however when we arrived they couldn't find us on the list. We did get seated however . The food was good but we were flabergasted when we asked for ketchuo and mayonnaise to be told that "we don't do it ". The explanation was that it wasn't Covid friendly to serve in rammekins as previously and that they didn't buy the individual sachets as they were too expensive ! That's surely a basic condiment for many meals ! We found it very strange. So my tip is if you're going here for food take your own condiments.

We waited over 1.5 hours for our food (45 mins to place order). The portions were small, about 10 whitebait for starters £5/6, bread selection came with veg oil, not olive oil. The burgers are NOT homemade, the cod looked like a kids size, the steak was over cooked. We were told off for moving tables, even though we’d asked as the table we were given was so wobbly, our drinks wouldn’t have survived. When we asked for ketchup for our burgers and chips, we were told they’d run out at the weekend, it was Tuesday! Our waitress was very rude and unprofessional. We were told we should be grateful, it’s been a hard 18 months for everyone......yes, us included! Shame really, we’re here all week and staying next door but we don’t want to go back. Not even for a drink. Awful. P.S. The picture of the condiment bowl, with the knife next to it for scale, was what the whitebait came in.

We turned up without booking (foolishly) looking for a little bite to eat. As it was Sunday the Sunday lunch menu was all they were offering. However, the polite waitress offered us a burger and boy we werent disappointed! Even went to the effort of turning the fryer on just for our chips. They were worth the wait, because the chips were unreal! Really nice food and beer, can't wait to go back. Absolute gem of a pub

We are still sitting in the beer garden... 3 vegans and a veggie...we are so absolutely blown away... this is the first time since I turned vegan that I am happy to pay for a vegan meal... the chilly has depth... the chips are a killer... the service is amazing... the beer is fabulous and the playlist has us going down memory lane (and we are not old just educated)...

Wow! What can I say to do this place justice. Perfect venue, welcome, food and playlist. You must visit!

It was my daughter's 50th birthday on the 21st of November, 2020.Plans had been made well in advance with the owners that a warm, dry space would be available for my daughter and a small group of family and friends.Part of the group had completed a three hour walk in wet and windy conditions and were looking forward to warmth, luncheon and a few pints.Upon arrival they were greeted with a torrent of abuse because someone had the temerity to switch on an electric fire -the scene which followed was unbelieveable - the abuse escalated and we were told to leave ( despite my daughter having bought a round of drinks )I find it hard to believe that anyone , let alone someone in the hospitality industry, could behave in such a manner.It may have just been another day for you but it was a very special day for my daughter a celabration and what should have been a happy occassion turned out to be a disaster.She will never get that day back -SHAME ON YOU.

Excellent food and really friendly service. Due to Covid they are operating food and drink in the rear (covered) yard. We had fish & chips and Thai green curry, and both were fantastic. Our waitress (Lisa?) was amazing and as friendly and as helpful as you can get. Well done!

Had a fantastic meal here, portion size good, service brilliant and the staff were very welcoming and friendly, all wearing face covering. Will defiantly go again when in the area.

This place is an absolute gem - amazing food, wonderful staff, friendly locals and a beautiful setting. We can't believe our luck! An absolute must, if you find yourself in the area. Thanks so much!

We called at a quiet time, midweek, mid afternoon and were told very bluntly that they dont do tea or coffee. Can’t comment on the food, interior or service because we didnt get that far.

Went here during the COVID restrictions, best to book. During our visit, all meals were served in takeaway containers, but you could sit in the beer garden or marquee subject to space. Food was great, very hot and good size portions. Good value. You can even take your dog, on a lead of course.

Many thanks to Lisa, June & John at the Ty Gwyn for making us so very welcome & for serving some outstanding meals & drink to us In these difficult times, you really have made a concerted effort to ensure the safety of your customers and balance this with maintaining your outstanding service that we always enjoy & receive when we visit when we visit youAll my family & friends really enjoyed our visit with you & we all commented how amazing your Chips are!!! Stay safe guysB WKev

Lovely meal and friendly service. The portions were huge and everything was fresh and tasty. The marquee outside was lovely and we were able to sit with our dog. The food is served in takeaway containers at the moment but was still great.

We didn’t get to eat here This place was recommended by our B&B but we were also advised to book a week in advance due to the Government dine out Scheme which we did. I had a long conversation about how they only had diners outside and in a marquee. We were keen to book somewhere local as we were going to have a very long drive A week later we turned up in absolutely pouring rain - only to be told we had booked a take away ! The staff / owners couldn’t have cared less that there had been a mix up or that we had been driving for hours We were left standing trying to explain on the edge of the marquee in the rain - not once was an apology offered or any admission that they had made a mistake ( afterall how would I know all about dining in the marquee etc if I hadn’t booked a table )We were offered two summer chairs and a coffee table on the edge of the marquee and had we accepted we would have got soaked ( or more soaked ) but even this was a half baked offer The other half baked offer was to phone the pub down the road - this was obviously not done as the female owner went off for a minute and came back with someone’s food We ended up driving around trying to find somewhere else which wasn’t easy I accept that mistakes happen but this family run business couldn’t have cared less and as I say not a single apology was offered Not a nice place if the owners / staff are anything to go by

During these strange times it was reassuring to visit and find distancing measures in place, together with carefully thought through toilet arrangements which went a long way to help us all feel safe when we visited. Beautiful setting above a stream and the pub has two gardens outside in which we could sit. A moment away from all the Covid madness,

Visited this pub whilst on a weekend away. This delightful pub is set in a beautiful village. They currently have a limited food menu due to Covid, however the food is lovely (take away only at the moment) and the landlady very polite and helpful. Definitely worth a visit.

A couple of cheeky beers then at take out back to our caravan. Thank you Lisa and team the food was amazing, restaurant quality food to eat at home.

We stayed in Rowen recently in a house situated next door to the Ty Gwyn. We booked a table for 8 people which was vacant on arrival. We were situated in the snug area towards the back of the pub. The decor was lovely and traditional of a Welsh Country pub and very interesting. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and we had a good laugh with them. We were celebrating my Mums birthday so i asked if they had any candles for her dessert, they went above and beyond and put on candles and a Happy Birthday sign which was no trouble for them. The food is fairly priced and delicious. The menu is traditional and not too fancy and suits the vibe of the pub. Would highly recommend a visit to this place.

Amazing Sunday lunch, one of the best I have had in a long time, would highly recommend and the location is beautiful.

Popped in for a drink with the wife, ordered two teas. Lovley setting but the bar man was miserable as sun.. .. Won't be going back there in a hurry

Place is lovely and quaint. Staff were lovely and the food was amazing. Prices great too. Worth a visit if in area

Food average. Service friendly. Long waiting times. Friday night local Welsh singing. We didn't stay. I felt it was more friendly to locals but didn't embrace outsiders.

Was staying in a guest house near by and came here 2 nights out of 3 of our stay. We would of made it a 3rd but on the first attempt we didn't click it was the place we had been told about due to the Hotel sign and missing the very narrow road at the side which takes you to the rear of the place. Booking recommended due to a camp site a few hundred yards away and on Friday evening there is a pianist and Welsh singing. The lasagne was made in an individual dish, was rich with a beef and tomato taste and deeply layered: yummy and the chips golden and well cooked. The following evening we had beef pie though the picture does not do it justice; again extremely tasty. We did find that waiting/bar staff did ignore us upon first arrival and we nearly left but we're glad we persevered and waited.

great atmosphere, brilliant staff and the chefs were amazing. a local pub that retains its village atmosphere. well worth a visit if you are in the area.

So we may seem biased as we live in the community of Rowen, having moved here two years ago, we have been made so very welcome, and in particular from and by the wonderful hosts at the Ty Gwyn, Lisa, June and John. We opted to have our Xmas dinner there on the 25th, and had the most amazing food, drink and hospitality, these folk are just the very best, supported by their wonderful staff..As always guys it was the best, such a treat and pleasure, thank you so much for your hospitality..........Dave & Jayne Lloyd

My husband and I visited The Ty Gwyn today for Sunday lunch, what a delight, the food was delicious we both had roast pork. Great atmosphere, roaring open fire and staff and service very good and friendly. We will definitely be returning.

We have just returned from a 2 night stay in Rowen, beautiful little village!!! We had heard good things about the local pub so popped in for a few drinks on the Friday evening, spent time taking to the locals and enjoyed some amazing Welsh singing ... although we were advised it was quieter than normal we still enjoyed the experience. We could smell the food whilst in the pub and decided to book a table for the Saturday evening, wow - the food was delicious, hot and full of flavour! I had the lamb shank...absolutely to die for, literally just melted off the bone. My husband had steak & ale pie which he’s says was the ‘best pie he’s had in a long time’ - he wouldn’t share it with me though so I’ll have to take his word for it!! We had desert which again was delicious, biscoff cheesecake and waffles for the husband! We spent the rest of the evening in the bar and stayed until closing time (only us and a local farmer left). If your looking for a friendly and reasonably priced pub with awesome food and friendly staff/locals then this is the place for you! We will most definitely be returning - thanks for having us!!!

We really enjoyed our dinner here. Another stunning old building. Good food and always nice to be able to sit down and chat with the locals.

Staying local (The Barn) so booked for Sunday lunch after visiting for a drink on Friday night. Sundays is a roast dinner (beef, chicken, pork and veg options).

Fantastic atmosphere, very welcoming to a group of 20 and made sure we were all fed and enjoyed our stay in Rowen. Friday music night is great, the locals all sing and it can be emotional! Great.

Popped into this place at the end of a long walk. The tables in the front bar area are a snug fit for a larger person but we settled donw and had a nice lunch. The beer was OK, nothing wrong with it but nothing special either.

After a nice walk in the surrounding hills we popped into the Ty Gwyn for a cheeky pint. We had high hopes after reading fairly good reviews online but on entering the pub it was pretty clear we were unwelcome.

We had an evening meal at the pub when staying at the campsite nearby. Nice beer and atmosphere in the pub. The food was ok but nothing exceptional - we had burgers.

Visited whilst staying on the near by camp site. Lovely food and at a reasonable price. We all had different dishes and all were tasty. Highly recommended.

Had a very nice meal Dad and I had Sea Bream. Wife had Fish and Chips. Excellent Service very friendly. All freshly cooked. Very small menu, nothing was gluten free which made things harder for me. No simple dishes advertised ie steak or gammon

lovely beers, a warm welcome, dog friendly and the food is delicious. very nice home cooked grub! I would recommend the lasagne

Our family of six had lunch here today and we thought it was really good excellent food

Absolutely blown away by the quality of food and the beauty of the place. Best pub garden I’ve ever come across

Very authentic welsh pub, great food, friendly folks behind the bar and a wonderful selection of ales and lager. What more could you wish for?

This was my first ever visit here on the occasion of a school reunion. What a delightful village and pub! Rustic and authentic in every way and clearly a busy place!! Other than one rather grumpy barman( he might have been having a bad day!) the staff were friendly and helpful. Food looked popular and Sunday Roasts were flying out left,right and centre & customers seemed happy with what they got!! We had a buffet laid on which was good and reasonably varied!

Lisa and team could not do enough for us. The outdoor area was beautiful and perfect to celebrate our family wedding. The food was amazing. Thank you so much.

When I asked the bar maid about the swastika, she responded that “the swastika came with the bar when they bought it 10 years ago”, the swastika has “been up on the mantle for 18 years”, and “it’s a talking point.”

Went as a group of 11 (adults and kids). A good range of options on the menu and the manageress was very helpful and accommodating. Most importantly the food (and the service) were excellent and good value. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

Very popular country pub which we visited on a Wednesday evening when it was surprisingly busy – you definitely need to reserve if you want to eat inside although outside options are available. The menu is small by pub standards but contains all the usual suspects and the quality is above average. We had the steak pie and the battered fish & chips which were both very good. There are no starters and only a small choice of desserts but again they were good quality. The service is very friendly although stretched at busy times and the only downside for me was absence of any zero alcohol beer.

I can’t speak highly enough of this country pub. Since Lisa along with her mum and dad took over a few years ago it’s gone from strength to strength. The foods great, atmosphere good and the beers pretty nice too. We visit north wales from Derbyshire each month and it’s always on top of the list of places to dine.

We visited here as a family week last Sunday, it was a last minute decision to go out for a meal. Very rustic cosy pub, staff were very friendly & polite. Myself & my hubby had the beef & it was melt in your mouth deliciousness!! Kids had the turkey & they enjoyed theirs too. Dessert was delicious, very reasonably priced. Will visit again soon!!

Staying at a local B+B our host recommended a meal at Ty Gwyn as it was in walking distance, we had to book because it was Friday but we managed to get a table. The menu was quite varied but we opted for the fish and chips which was excellent. If you intend going to this pub I would definitely book because it gets very busy.

Traveled from Deganwy after seeing the reviews, we weren’t disappointed. We sat outside. The gin range was great and the menu was great. My wife had the chicken salad and I had the curry.

Myself and partner spent three successive nights here recently and enjoyed every minute of our visit....The pub itself is lovely.The food on offer was very good with decent portions.There is a lovely garden opposite the pub which is well worth a visit.All in all a great Welsh pub ps loved the Manchester Craft Lager.

This excellent place continues to provide the best roast beef Sunday lunch we have been able to find anywhere. We keep coming back and are never disappointed.

Plenty of space outside to enjoy one of their guest ales. It’s busy though as there is a caravan park near by and a youth hostel up the hill

Dinner at ty Gwynn was nice but was average when we compared with other places in the area it was value for money. Large portions but was pub food. Although the desert rubarb. crumble was excetional

Excellent meal as all of the food was beautifully cooked and well presented.Can I suggest though that the menu on the website needs to be updated to reflect the current selection on offer as we were initially disappointed in the choice offered as it differs so much from the website.

We visited Ty Gwyn 4 years ago and loved it, so whilst on another holiday last week, we decided to have another meal here. The food was great yet again.

They managed to accommodate 7 of us at short notice, after surfing at Surf Snowdonia.

Each room is different, but our room was small and comfortable. The food was fantastic! The atmosphere of the hotel is truly authentic.

Really pleased with the quality and value of tonight’s meal. We enjoyed vegetarian lasagne, cranberry veggie burger and haddock and chips. All hot, tasty and promptly served. Good selection of beers too. Riverside and pub-side beer gardens too.

Beautiful village and a lovely pub which we visit regularly... But never again £16. 95 for 2 medium size wine and 1 pint cider... Absolutely ridiculous

Nice evening meal with the family. The menu has been cut down quite a lot since our last visit but the food is nice! Had large burgers which were lovely and well cooked. Reasonably priced and good service.

Attend with 26 people & Lisa, June, John & all the extended team at the Ty Gwyn pulled the stops for us !

Thankyou Lisa for helping to make our stay in Rowen extra special. Lovely Village, great accommodation and a gem of a pub next door.Your hospitality was second to none,menu was brilliant something for everyone.Don't think I've ever seen such sparkling wine glasses.

We booked a table to have a late Sunday lunch towards the end of their service but were not disappointed. The food was excellent and my vegetarian husband was well catered for. The staff are lovely and the service was excellent. We chose to sit inside but on a warm day there are a choice of gardens to sit in outside. The location is stunning. We hope to return to the area again and will look forward to coming back to eat at the Ty Gwyn again.

Stayed locally in Rowen for a week, enjoyed our first visit, which was a Friday evening that much, we ate here twice more. The spontaneous singing which occurs on Friday evenings is a lovely experience and helped get our holiday in to full swing.

First rate service by a cheerful barman,very good beers,and cider.Menu provided a range of good food to suit most palates

Boooked a birthday dinner . Was asked for name and contact number and given a reservation time. We arrived promptly to be told that there was no booking for us and they couldn't fit us in. Told to get a drink in the crowded bar with no seating available and they'd get to us .! Very disappointed at their take it or leave it attitude and not at all apologetic at having spoiled our evening out. Can't comment on the food since we didn't get any.

Stayed in Rowen for a week, visited twice for food, very friendly, good service and very tasty, highly recommend this lovely country pub. Beautiful beer garden, welcoming atmosphere in a friendly community. Wish we had somewhere as nice as this to visit!

First of all the chicken curry is cooked perfectly and the taste is one of the best. Now for the let downs 4 pieces of chicken and a few vegetables do not make a chicken curry. One poppadom and a teaspoon of mango chutney for £2.00 is outrageous. The waitress asked my husband if he wanted all rice with his curry or half and half (half rice and half chips) he replied yes I said no just the rice. We had the meal but felt we were in the way because the pub was packed, we had booked a table. Nearly £12 for two deserts one cheesecake and one apple pie. I left my husband to settle the bill because it was packed and we had to get to the bar to pay which was extremely busy. I didn't look at the bill until we had returned to our hotel and then it was too late to drive all the way back. We always leave a tip in a restaurant but my husband forgot but I am so pleased he didn't. I did think that is this country smoking was banned inside pubs well not in this pub it is not two men who were clearly locals smoked the whole time we were in the pub. I know this is the right place I have enclosed a copy of the receipt I also had the cheese cake that is in the photos. The car park is at the rear of the pub down a very narrow lane.

First of all the chicken curry is cooked perfectly and the taste is one of the best. Now for the let downs 4 pieces of chicken and a few vegetables do not make a chicken curry. One poppadom and a teaspoon of mango chutney for £2.00 is outrageous. The waitress asked my husband if he wanted all rice with his curry or half and half (half rice and half chips) he replied yes I said no just the rice. We had the meal but felt we were in the way because the pub was packed, we had booked a table. Nearly £12 for two deserts one cheesecake and one apple pie. I left my husband to settle the bill because it was packed and we had to get to the bar to pay which was extremely busy. I didn't look at the bill until we had returned to our hotel and then it was too late to drive all the way back. We always leave a tip in a restaurant but my husband forgot but I am so pleased he didn't. I did think that is this country smoking was banned inside pubs well not in this pub it is not two men who were clearly locals smoked the whole time we were in the pub.

I visited the hotel twice for food and once for drinks during a family holiday. The food was good quality although a little pricey for what is was. There is plenty of outside seating which had a country cottage garden look. Would go back again

Again we enjoyed an absolutely fabulous meal here we always come on the last day of our holiday and we are never disappointed especially the lamb shank Really lovely village pub and good beer

Boring menu with very average standard of food. Seems popular with locals and also supplies a need for self-catering holidaymakers in the various cottages around the area, especially those who wish to bring their dogs with them. There isn't much choice in the vicinity unless you go into the nearest town of Conwy.

Ate here twice and found the food to be both good value and also very hot (a bonus these days). The menu is fairly basic and clearly targeted.

This is a great village pub. We ate there 3 times during the week and the food was excellent every time. A small menu but quality.

We have just had a three course meal with coffee at this very quaint hotel in Rowen. We were half an hour later than booked but were still met with a very warm welcome. Everything about the venue was perfect, not a complaint in sight. Meal choices were excellent and great value for money. Staff very pleasant and helpful. Will definitely recommend and visit again. Thank you.

We visited the Ty Gwyn last night and had a lovely evening. Service was very warm and friendly. Atmosphere was great. We asked for a side of Scampi alongside our meals and we were only charged £2.95, which we thought was a bargain. Really enjoyable trip!

Our fave place for Sunday lunch..Great setting lovely relaxed vibe and amazing food everytime. Even lets you take your leftover meat home for dog if like me you can finish meal, Looking forward to seeing you next weekend😉

We'd intentionally made a reservation here for lunch to follow a walk through the local area. When we arrived we were informed that the cook had not been able to come in so there was no food available. We went elsewhere where we found an excellent meal, and I've given them a 5* rating. The bar staff here were largely absent while we were present. I was left with the distinct impression that our custom was not wanted.

Visited for a family gathering. What can I say, well the food was delicious. Everything freshly cooked and well presented. Enjoyed the lamb shank but the cheesecake was even better. Friendly and efficient staff. Highly recommend.

Our first visit to Rowen and most enjoyable. Great food in a rustic setting. Post prandial sing song with great sining (Fridays apparently). Go for it.....

We were staying over the road in Cobblers Cottage and visited here a few times. Had a fantastic fish and chips on our first visit and the following day had the Sunday roast. This was no doubt the best roast dinner we have ever had in a pub. The beef just melted in the mouth and the roast potatoes were most definitely home made. Fabulous. The staff were very friendly and welcoming especially Lesley behind the bar. We are hoping to come back to the area in the futue and will be sure to visit here again.

Booked the Ty Gwyn for six people for Sunday Lunch with one diner needing a Gluten free meal. A lovely country pub in lovely surroundings.The waitress couldn't have been more helpful from start to finish explaining the gluten free option. The menu was brilliant in its simplicity. The food was just perfect. Both meat and veg cooked and served to perfection. The most pleasant staff, lovely pub and amazing food all made for the most wonderful Sunday afternoon. Thank you to all at Ty Gwyn.

Fantastic Sunday lunch at Ty Gwyn. Rang ahead to check table available. The menu was simple but perfect. My husband had a mix of roast beef & pork and I had vegetarian nut roast. Both meals served with Yorkshire puddings roast potatoes and gravy and two dishes of vegetables. All the food was hot, fresh and delicious. We also had lovely puddings and coffee. Great value at £12.95 for 2 course lunch. Friendly staff, cosy pub, good beer. We will be back.

Just called to the ty gwyn for a meal. What a brilliant pub, great food, and really friendly staff. Will definitely be calling again.

Whilst staying at the Gwern Borter Manor, Tracy recommended this pub, what a lovely cosy place, with the bonus of welsh singing on Fridays! Will def return again when in the area.

8 of all enjoyed our meals. Plenty of food. Good choice of menu. Good ambiance. Attentive staff. Pleasant surroundings. Reasonable price. All of us would definitely return. Thank you great place for a Friday evening with friends.