The best restaurants in Talgarth Powys Mid Wales

We visited this restaurant as a party of 12 to celebrate a 60th birthday, apart from a child aged 4 the rest of the table were adults. Julie, the owner, went out of her way to make us and the 4 Yr old very welcome. The whole experience was marred by some other diners (women) who were making comments about us being 'rough' and tutting that we were making to much noise when the 4yr old was laughing. Lovely pub but horrible clientele

The lady who delivered the food wasn't very nice, she dragged my dachshund in which in my opinion was rude when I was already getting him in he's a friendly boy. The food. My eldest daughters panini: bacon was raw cheese was lumpy very disgusting. Eldest daughters pudding: we ordered leon sponge we cream we received lemon sponge with custard the sponge was rock hard like it was frozen in the middle and the custard was like water. My youngest daughters panini the pineapple with disgusting it was like someone had rubbed the pineapple into the ham the actual bread of the panini was dry. Her pudding was okay. Mine: same as my eldest daughter raw bacon lumpy cheese is was vile. My chocolate sponge was dry and tasted stale.

Wonderful staff and had the best pint of ale I think I've ever had. Superb food, beautiful location. Thank you!

We visited from Bristol suburbs. I didn't pre book and arrived at the Gurkha Inn wanting to have a couple of drinks before our meal. They had a lot of tables booked but agreed they could fit us in later. They got a table free half an hour later. We ordered 2 main courses and 2 rice's. The portions were large and delicious. Excellent food, quick and friendly service. The prices were also very low. Anna

A long wait but nice food ** There did not appear to be many visitors to Talgarth that day, but even these limited numbers seemed to overwhelm the catering establishments. The first place warned us of a lengthy wait before we would be served, so we went to the Strand. A bit quirky with traditional style tables and lace cloths. Shelves of books a bit like the cafes in nearby (and more interesting) Hay on Wye. Quite hard to attract any attention to place an order and over an hour before we got any food. Off-hand (actually downright rude) and very unapologetic for these delays. I myself am apologetic for being such an inconvenience and will ensure I don't bother them again. Having written this while impatiently waiting, I have now been fed and this was tasty and decent size portions, not massively overpriced.