The best restaurants in Cyfarthfa Merthyr Tydfil South Wales

Makes a pleasant change to have different style and taste of Pasty. When visiting Trago Mills and feeling peckish, it's a no-brainer. Enjoyed our food.

Makes a pleasant change to have different style and taste of Pasty. When visiting Trago Mills and feeling peckish, it's a no-brainer. Enjoyed our food.

I had amazing food with excellent service from a girl called Caitlyn

was delicious food was all very hot and really hit the spot

Lovely food.. go here about 3 times a month

£21 for a tiny portion of a “mixed grill”, rats outside and the managers just said “yeah we know about that” not seeming to be bothered. No salad at the salad bar, never complain but this is baddddd

This place was just too busy to buy anything. The wait time would have been at least 30 mins. There were so many kids in there as it was half term. So all I did was use the WC and left.

Great food and good delivery. Thank you.

Lovely atmosphere. Lovely christmas decorations too. Staff were friendly the food was great too. Service a little slow to start and didn't have some of the items on the menu but overall very happy.

Had the absolute worst breakfast of my entire life at this place. Having read the menu on the table I went up to the school dinner canteen and asked for a brunch breakfast (stated as being served from 9am and it were currently 10:15) but when asked, the two staff members looked at each-other and decided they didn't feel like cooking chips at that moment in time. Right okay, sod the menu then it seems, let's just go on this free-for-all one guess at a time. Went back to my table to see if I could tap into the inner psychic powers at play to guess what they may be arsed to cook and decided to gamble on the regular breakfast instead. To my delight, yes, this one satisfied our breakfast overlords and I could order that one. My delight was short-lived upon taking the first bite of the sausage. Three days on and I'm still trying to work out whether it came from an obscure animal like a ferret or possibly something scooped off the Heads of the Valleys, or whether it were any sort of animal at all (think woodshavings, or the ex-display sheds they were unable to shift). The bacon were no better, with a colour and texture I've never quite seen before. Had I launched a slice across the room through the air it could've reached mach 5 given how rigid and solid it were. Needless to say none of this had any sort of flavour to it either. The beans were those horribly cheap tasting ones that seem to do nothing other than take up a spot on the plate (arguably a good thing in this case). The only somewhat edible thing were a fried egg I think may have accidentally been cooked rather than singed to an inch of it's life. And to have the pleasure cost me nearly £9. This were the first meal I'd eaten in a couple of days following a bout of illness and if it were between having this breakfast and being ill again, I'd choose the latter.