The best restaurants in Presteigne Powys Mid Wales

I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience of Crocketts. A menu for all tastes at extremely competitive prices. Informative staff helped me choose (as I’m a slightly difficult diner!) and wow, I will be back!

Sorry Not what it was! Food had mixed reviews at our table Starters: Tight with the gluten free bread (ONE little slice with all that lush duck pate to go with it?! )… for the sake of a few pence please divvy up! Main was nice but pork chops had a huge layer of fat (my dogs will love).. so not much actual meat. Dauphinoise pots nice but I like more creamy sauce (zero here) My pudding (like a crème brûlée but without the lovely crispy top) wasn’t good and the fruit with it tasted old and I don’t think it worked (flavours). BF’s profiteroles yummy! Service lovely View to die for (and might with the church next door haha!)

This place is just LOVELY. I want to live here. The cosy and snug interior, the unbelievably helpful and friendly people who work here. The FOOOOOD. My friend and I both had the burrata and plum jam, plus delicious garlic bread. SO yummy and simple. Thank you dear Daphnes team, we'll be back soon. p.s. I live near Leominster and I know people who drive 1/2 an hour to get your takeaway pizzas :)

Just been taken over by Martin and Mel, fantastic food with a really great cosy, friendly atmosphere. Log fire adds to the chilled traditional pub feel Highly recommend Sunday lunch

Closed for refurbishment so didn't get to try but looked tired and run down a bit like rest of prestiegne. Town not worth a visit.

Really friendly staff and excellent food. The menu has lots of choice, and is great if you love curry. The place is clean and tidy, with plenty of space to relax. Excellent pint of Madri to. Thank you.

SUPERB COFFEE! Fabulous Colombian owner who imports her own coffee! She is so friendly and kind and very pleased to chat if you want to. Decent, basic food always hot and tasty. We know it will be a pleasant experience when we go there.

Avoid if you want decent beer - real ale was badly kept. If you want a good quality pint go to The Duke's Arms instead ( Camra Member - Rochdale, Oldham, Bury)

A sunny Saturday evening and no restaurants in town had any space, so our only option was the chippy. Well how fortunate we were. The food was brilliant, well cooked and great tasting batter on the thick cod portions, delicious chips and mushy peas just as they should be. Helpful friendly staff advised us of an idyllic spot to sit and eat our order on the old bridge over the river. It was a delight to sit over the river and savour our evening meal out of the paper . If we are in the area again we will not hesitate to go back for seconds, keep up the great work guys! Best wishes for continued success, John and Caroline

We visited this restaurant last night. We arrived and had the jovial waiter. We placed our order for the food and for the wine and a non alcoholic beer. The starter arrived lots of Olives but no balsamic vinegar. The starters went and then came the main meal, still no wine or drinks arrived. Then another waitress asked if we would like a drink and we said we had ordered wine, I will chase it, it still never came. Then the waiter came over asking if we would like to order some drinks, we said we had he said what and we said no 8 for the wine, we were told it was out of stock, so we had another choice. The res wine eventually arrived cold. The steak was not cooked how I had asked, covered in a gravy and I asked for a steak knife and the waiter just changed one knife for another the same. I did ask the waiter what was the gravy and he had no idea