The best restaurants in Crickhowell, Llangattock Powys Mid Wales

Excellent lunch and service in a lovely location in a pleasant courtyard above Crickhowell. Interesting and imaginative food.

Great for gluten free. Fab breakfast. Friendly staff, reasonably priced and nice down to earth staff (do you know how hard you have to look to get ALL these aspects to align?!!!) I’m here every week now and I’ve tried them all in this town! Another cafe in Crickhowell she turned white when I asked about gf toast and wasn’t even interested when I said I’d bring in my own bread! It’s not difficult people (and here is the proof!). AND they put their baked beans in a ramekin!! lol

I recently had the pleasure of dining with friends at The Vine Tree in Llangattock, and from the moment we stepped inside, we were struck by the beautiful decor and warm, inviting atmosphere. The service was exceptional, with the waitstaff promptly seating us and taking the time to explain the menu in detail. For starters, we enjoyed two duck parfaits, fried chicken in XO sauce and miso, and Tom Yum mussels—each dish bursting with flavor. For the mains, we had a perfectly cooked dry-aged sirloin with oxtail, braised Roscoff, parsley, and bone marrow sauce, two chicken, wild mushroom, and tarragon “pies” with baby onions, bacon, and liquor sauce, and a pork dish that I can’t recall exactly but believe it was served with baked apple and crackling mash—the recipient couldn’t stop raving about it. We finished the meal with a couple of desserts that were just as outstanding as the rest of the courses. The entire evening felt like a true fine dining experience, and I’d highly recommend The Vine Tree to anyone looking for exceptional food and service.

We were part of a group of twenty celebrating a family birthday

Excellent choice of breakfast food was fresh and delicious. The coffee was lovely and the staff helpful and friendly. Great place to eat. Thank you ladies

Food was sublime. Had probably the best lamb tikka masala I've ever had and peshwari naan was great too. Atmosphere good and sat upstairs is nice a quiet - if a bit far from the service! Regardless love it and want to come back.

The best breakfast for a Good 15 miles,honestly cannot fault it. Cooked to order every time and super tasty. No dried up bacon or tinned mushrooms here thanks!

This old school pub is just superb. Lovely traditional pub atmosphere with a great selection of real ale. Even better, Wednesday through to Sunday they do food. Not ordinary pub food but a Jamaican/Welsh fusion. Everything that I have eaten here has been fantastic. Hard to name a favourite but do try the goat curry, oxtail and beef rib accompanied by Jamaican rice and peas, (black eyed peas more like beans). You will not be disappointed!

Definitely go here if you can! The atmosphere was really friendly and cosy, with a roaring fire, great food, interesting books, and a delicious array of local beers. The locals were rightly proud of their local and we can't recommend it highly enough!

Found this cafe on line, glad we did, the guys were so welcoming, even the dog was welcomed in. We both had the big cooked breakfast, wow, it’s not very often I actually enjoy a cooked breakfast but this was amazing, really good quality ingredients cooked perfectly. We’d happily go back.

Absolutely delicious breakfast and came for lunch too. Beautiful building and gorgeous location. Highly recommended!

Fab cafe with gorgeous cakes - in a lovely book shop! Really enjoyed abstop in this cosy cafe for cake after a walk. Highly recommend

Good all round pub Price not too bad However not a lot of choice on the menu Only open Friday.Saturday and Sunday

Called for a takeaway whilst holidaying in the area. There’s plenty to choose from on the menu & the food was fresh & cooked well. 100% recommended. It’s just a shame you can’t order & pay online to collect.

Fantastic views from the restaurant but from there on in a disappointing experience. My starter of pork cheek was burnt and the duck breast I chose for main was over cooked and tough to the point that my husband had to stabilise the wobbly table when I cut the meat. My husband did slightly better with a rather lackluster leak and potato soup, his main was a success, he chose the chestnut and mushroom Wellington which was good. We were the only diners in the restaurant, which added to the slightly dismal ambiance. At over £100 for 2 with therr courses and a single drink it felt over priced compared to other establishments in the area. In its favour the views were brilliant and it was very convenient for bridge 116 on the Mon and Brec canal. However the slightly longer walk to Crickhowell is rewarded with excellent food at the Bear.