The best restaurants in Powys Mid Wales

STILL VERY MUCH OPEN 5-12 I love the food here and the lads really friendly

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.

Whilst I usually promote Deli-Licious as a good place to go if you have a Gluten Free (GF) diet, I was recently disappointed by their GF afternoon tea. I was pleased to hear they offered a GF afternoon tea but was left feeling let down by the poor selection and presentation. The normal afternoon tea was presented on either a picnic bench or a three tiered serving stand, mine was just put on a plate with no effort to make it look like everyone else’s in the group, making me feel like an outcast. At a cost of £16.95, it certainly wasn’t value for money.

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)

Eleven of us went to the Tanners Arms for New Years Day . The service was excellent and food really good quality and great value. Very dog friendly- our two dogs were spoilt rotten !

Hey There was a boy there he said he was called Oscar So Kind and Friendly Please show him at the front more! Thanks :)

Another wonderful meal & evening at the Buck, lovely fresh food, service amazing, nothing too much trouble and lots of different gins to accompany our meal. Would highly recommend to couples, families or anyone who wants high quality food and drink at a fair price!

We really enjoyed our weekend stay at the Bridge. So comfortable and homely in a very characterful building. Thank you Carol and Jon for your incredible hospitality. The breakfast is excellent with a variety of choices, plenty of flexibility and really good coffee. The local knowledge of walks was invaluable and really makes this place stand out. I wish there were more b and bs like this.

We have always loved the Castle Coaching Inn and have enjoyed seeing it emerge in its new incarnation. It's lovely to step inside from the dark starriness of the Brecon Beacons into the welcoming bar, always buzzing with conversation. The food is really good, whether one wants something simple and hearty or something a bit more stylish and unusual. This time we both had the fishcake croquettes, which are light and crispy and creamy, accompanied by a little salad and lemon relish, then bavette with chimichurri and wonderful chips. Decent wine list, friendly service, sensible prices, local beer. What more could one wish for?

It was so good to be back here. We hadn't passed by since 2018, so it was fantastic to see that it's still going strong. Even though we had already had breakfast, we couldn't resist dropping by for a 'light' brunch. We grabbed a bacon and black pudding sandwich and a coffee, which was as good as we remembered. This would have fuelled us up, Pen y Fan, but alas, we weren't walking that day, so we just got back in the car with full bellies. As friendly as ever and there's something about the food being cooked in the fresh air of the Beacons. We won't be leaving it so long for our next visit!

Very sweet and welcoming cafe. My young (and crazy!) family plus dog were treated very kindly, from offers to cook extra when our 2 year old changed his mind to a handmade sticker for our 7 year old. Food was cooked quickly and just what we needed for a lunch stop. Very reasonable prices.

We stayed at the hotel for several days. Originally we were going to sample the local restaurants, but having eaten in on our first night, we decide otherwise. Thoroughly recommended!

We were staying at Eithinog Hall and the owners recommended The Goat Hotel for dinner. We were delighted and had a thoroughly lovely meal, we had a lovely chat with the staff, and so enjoyed our evening, we returned for a second helping the following night. A great choice of both food and beverages. A lovely village with lots of history to explore afterwards to walk off your excesses!

We share a large haddock and chips on a Friday night - prefer to go and order in person and wait for it to be cooked to order. Delicious Haddock with a lovely crispy light golden batter. We either take it home or eat in the fabulous and friendly Watsons Ale house bar or garden next door. TAKE CASH ! ( cashpoints at the old library/ civic centre or Costcutters. Always a queue on Friday night - but doesn’t take too long - and a good sign of its popularity. Definitely worth the price ( not expensive) and always delicious ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

12 of the family had the best Sunday lunch! The food was brilliant , just like a home cooked Sunday lunch. Service was excellent . Will definitely be back.