The best restaurants in Llanfyllin Powys Mid Wales

As visitors to the area we popped in to be nosey and were so impressed with the welcoming warm atmosphere that greeted us inside. The cream tea was perfect, beautiful homemade scone and playing scrabble infront of an open fire with refreshments was so relaxing, we loved how there were so many zonal areas to the cross keys with plenty to keep both kids and adults entertained and the secret garden at the rear is stunning, we will be back for sure thankyou very much.

We arrived just before 3pm and were made to feel so welcome even though the cafe was closing soon. We had such brilliant friendly service. The sandwiches were made fresh to order using local butchers ham which was sourced for the order no bother. Lovely coffee such great value foe money. We will be back. Thank you Rachael and Chris from Worcestershire

Small restaurant in an old farm kitchen with just a few tables creating a very relaxed and intimate setting. The menu is also small featuring mainly classic meals but very well put together. We had a three course meal for a set price and everything was beautifully cooked. They catered well for me being unable to eat gluten including some GF bread when I arrived with olives which was a really nice touch. Also the wine list is very impressive although I was driving this time so didn't get to sample. Lovely food and recommended.

Lovely friendly pub. Beautiful views from the garden. Fantastic food.

We spent a few hours here enjoying the great beer, we spent £80 on beer and sat outside. All was good until we decided to have some fish and chips from the chippy next door with our beers at which point we were asked to move to the other side of the road. There were no signs stating we couldnt eat chips from the local chippy whilst continuing to drink and purchase more beers. How about a sign that says we allow fish and chips to be eaten if beers are being drunk at same time or add a food fee of say £5.00 per table if beers are being purchased at same time.