The best restaurants in Powys Mid Wales

Awful. The service was terrible, over priced food, they got the order wrong. Meals came out at separate times, my husband has finished his before I even had mine (had to ask for it). Cash only, and very adamant you pay when order. Staff in their own world, no customer service at all. Wish I never gave them £35 of my money!

People who we asked in the street told us about this place, they said it was “lovely” and they were correct! Comfortable and cosy, fresh food served, a varied menu, quick table service and, surprisingly, inexpensive!

Lovely charming building , lovely staff grey food and . Comfortable rooms well worth a stay we will be back Montgomery was a lovely town as well

Stopped in Llandrindod Wells for one night and fancied a curry after having some not so good meals down on the south coast. The restaurant was pleasant, the waiters attentive and an extensive menu. Ordered poppadom’s with a chutney tray which I must say was beautiful with a very unique coconut chutney. Starter was a special platter for two which again hit the mark. Chicken Jafrani and chicken chilli masala for mains which were superb bar for one gripe, the chicken breast in the jafrani was very overcooked and dry. The sauces though were amazing. The bill came and I checked it and it came up-to £61…but on the bill it stated £67…, I questioned it and received a quite surly answer that it was £67 hence the 🤔. A takeaway customer questioned his bill and was adamant that they had overcharged him which they backed down to and reduced it.

Superb food, really tasty. Fantastic service. Food was too die for, it was hot, and really tasty. From the starter to the dessert we thoroughly enjoyed

Friendly staff, hearty, simple menu, great coffee. We stopped here after walking Crickhowell to Brecon via the Black Mountains. They weren’t bothered about muddy boots but we took off at door anyway. Toilets immaculate. Chef’s playlist that could be heard in the dining area - not a bad song on it for about an hour. Good on him!!

Visited Peterstone Court for afternoon tea with friends. Staff friendly and attentive. Received a very lovely greeting and welcome from the hotel’s dog on arrival. Sandwiches, cakes and savouries were very nice. Plenty of tea and coffee available. Would visit again, thank you Peterstone Court!

Visited for a Sunday Lunch which I have to say was the best I’ve had in a long time. I had the roast beef and my partner had roast pork. Both were delicious. We both had apple crumble and custard for pudding which was to die for. You can tell it was all homemade which was a bonus! We have booked to come back in a few weeks it was so nice! The staff were friendly and attentive and service was very quick.

Home cooked food, with good choice for vegetarians. Lovely cosy feel to the pub. We would definitely recommend a visit.

Shocking. A surly individual behind the bar grunted at us on arrival. We asked about food and we were told about the limited menu because of a gas issue. This consisted of sandwich type food only, and not served until 5.00pm, despite the website saying it was open all day. Whilst I understand that there was a gas supply problem, in truth even if there hadn't been, it was not the sort of place I would actually eat in!!! The whole place looked tired, dirty and run down. The car park had rubbish all over the place. It's all clearly seen better days. We found a local fish and chip shop instead which was good.

Second time I’ve stayed here. This is a wonderful character pub with rooms. You get a very friendly greeting. The rooms are freshly decorated and spotlessly clean And the beds are so comfortable. Downstairs the bar is always busy with friendly locals. The beer is very well looked after and there is good choice of so many drinks. The food is always really good - lots of choice. Always seems to be some fish choices and it’s all delicious. Percy, the landlord is local and knows the area well so is able to help you find the best Places to visit while you are staying. His family support him in running this charming Pub. I’ll be back for longer next time. Thank you Percy. A very good place to stay.

We haven't visited the restaurant for a couple of years but we were delighted that the place and food was still of an excellent standard. There is an extensive menu which should cater for all tastes

My son and I were travelling through Wales last week and stopped at the Green Dragon for some food. We were met with a wonderfully warm Welsh welcome. The food was excellent and great value. The place has a great atmosphere with a quirky antiquities shop attached, where you could browse and pick up an item of yesteryear. There is a lovely fireplace, sadly not lit when we visited, but I could imagine whiling away a few hours in front of the fire in winter. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

I Searched on Google for places open in Brecon at the time we were there, This looked good in images with a menu to suit us, so we went in, Almost immediately realised the menu I read on line with photos, was for food in packets pre made and warmed up not fresh prepared, Cold sausage panini cold bacon in paninis, cheese and mushroom on toast pre made, in a fridge wrapped in plastic packets did not scream quality, bit like costa food, all to be warmed up or re heated was not what I hoped or indeed bought, re heated bacon or re heated sausage did not inspire me. Instead, we had a coffee and a hot chocolate which were good, and a Croissant and Pan au Chocolate and were really only...OK. The building is interesting and full of character lovely in fact with a lot of effort with great design. But the lack of on premises prepared food of the type we went in to buy, the lack of cleanliness of building with dirty windows with cobwebs decorating the corners of where we sat, broken light fitting above us and others with many dead insects inside did little to impress. We felt like we interrupted the staff by ordering food, who were deep in conversation with each other when we came in and continued deep in conversation while we ordered. We were hungry and thirsty, so we had something to eat and drink to tide us over. Such a shame with a beautiful building nicely decorated full of style. Look like someone had made a lot of effort setting up this business but not day to day running of it. If in Brecon I would suggest looking around at others as there are many, as the online image of this did not match reality in many areas. Or at least on the day we visited. We a little later ate elsewhere in Brecon which was all fine. Maybe we just arrived on a bad day.

Had visited a couple of times before, had the cheese platter which was amazing. They've done a great job with the pug.