The best restaurants in Mid Wales

This place is amazing 🤩 It is a definite place to eat when you go to Brecon. From the staff, the chutney tray and the food it is lovely. It gets very busy and they do their very best to accommodate walk ins but booking is much easier for all involved. Please visit.

A small, very busy restaurant with welcoming and efficient staff. The menu is not large but offers a good variety that would offer something for everyone . Puddings particularly good, but all our dishes were well cooked . We recommend

Came here for breakfast every morning during our break. Food is lovely, staff very attentive and helpful. Prices reasonable and plenty of selection

Sunday lunch out. Food was very well cooked and presented. Price was ok due to the high quality of the food. Decent amount of drink options but only 1 ale. Very friendly staff, clean premises and if the weather is good, plenty of out door seating. Dog and child friendly. We didn't camp there but the facilities looked good and quite cheap.

We dropped in on Sunday lunchtime after walking along the canal, it was recommended by the owner of our holiday cottage. Although we hadn’t booked we were welcomed alongside our dog and shown where there were tables available. I was recommended a Welsh cider, delicious but over 6% so just had the one, my husband had a couple of pints of a local beer. To eat we had the beefburger and falafel burger, both with chips and salad and we both enjoyed our food. The lady who served us was very friendly and helpful, would definitely visit again if in the area.

Absolutely delicious fish and chips! Best we've had in years. Very reasonable prices, pensioners special was £5.80 which is what we had, bargain! Would come here again!

Lovely food, friendly excellent service. Will be back again soon. Popadoms and dips were fresh, starters were large and the mains were really tasty.

Josh was a great barman and we felt really looked after, was great at checking back and made my birthday very special :)

Delightful little bistro perfect for pre-theatre at the Wyeside Arts Centre. Nice atmosphere, friendly staff. Catered for GF. The confit of duck with plum sauce was beautifully done, with mash, red cabbage and greens, we both really enjoyed it.

We parked to have a good lunch. Went to entrance with our dog....this is walking country. Even before getting to door, met by barmaid saying that pub was not dog friendly....perhaps hoped we would leave our dog in car. We left......what a most unwelcoming place.

The stake was absolutely stunning so as the starters😍

A pleasant meal with excellent service but very quiet, i suppose thats usually to be expected in January. Probably the nicest salmon we've had with a scrumptious cheese cake to follow and lovely white wine too. Waiter had a good sense of humour and kept us entertained on a quiet night and said "don't forget us on Tripadvisor" so here it is! Quickly cooked and delivered to our table with genuine warmth and a smile. Better than our first visit last summer but we don't like to make a fuss as it seemed full of holiday makers and a little short on waiting staff we hope you enjoyed your after work pint Johnny, Dean and Jenny x

Great place and food. Came here after other places were booked up. I'm glad they were because we had a lovely meal.

Stumbled across this gem whilst looking for somewhere to get a breakfast pre-9am which was difficult in Cardigan. This is a modern building embedded into the old castle site. Nice views of the tidal river from the panoramic windows. The cooked breakfast was a knockout and was served by a very friendly and welcoming young lady. Great breakfast , great service, smart surroundings. I will be back.

We're very familiar with Foyles having stayed, coffee-d, lunched and dined on multiple occasions over the 10 years or so since they opened. Now it's said that familiarity breeds contempt, but in this case, that couldn't be further from the truth... One of the founding partners, Linda is almost always there with friendly recognition, and other staff members seem to change very little. The ambience is wonderful and the complete refurbishment the owners did to change it from an old country ale house remains imaginative and fresh. The service is (like Linda's) friendly yet informal, always prompt and never hurried. A varied, interesting menu with portion sizes to savour, rather than stuff down. We've sampled the current chef's (?David) food on many occasions and as our lunch last Friday was yet another 10/10, we just had to put finger to keyboard in praise. We live some 20 miles away, but it's testament that if ever someone said "where shall we go to dine", we'd be straight into the car and off to Foyles.