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I chose the chef special. The meat was cooked very well. The salads were fresh. It was very good with garlic and hot sauce.

It's great to walk into a pub you haven't been in for over thirty years and find it hasn't changed at all. Still got a nice friendly atmosphere. Nice pint of Guinness at a sensible price. The only thing that has changed is the barmaids. I don't remember them having three stunning girls in the old days. They have now!

Really enjoyed our Sunday lunch here. The special roast was a braised lamb shank which was exceptional and my wife’s roast beef was as good. Good size portions and quality ingredients, got to say the roast parsnips were out of this world. Catered for my gluten intolerance too. Definitely will return and soon.

Called in for coffee and cakes. Took ages to be served but staff were pleasant. We sat upstairs and appreciated the heating being on as it was a cold day. The coffee was weak and we only drank it to warm us up. My dad’s iced bun was more like a rock cake. The bara brith we bought to take home was the worst we’ve ever had. Completely dry and tasteless. Best thing about this place was the clean loo. Would not return.

It's closed and seems to be no interest in opening. Shame as plenty of people walking who would use the cafe

Beautiful Sunday lunch (ingeniously served until 4 for late risers….) Absolutely faultless dinner, delicious and plenty of it.

Wonderful seafood plates, very friendly and welcoming, including to our dog. Right on the river Teifi and by the main car park. There’s also a fishmonger in the same building and they have great fish - not cheap but good quality!

We wandered in with friends on a Thursday evening and the food exceeded our expectations. Two of us ordered the sea bass and it was delicious — not overcooked and the accompanying vegetables complimented it. The risotto and lasagna were also excellent. Good value for the price. Wine selection was good and the homemade desserts were superb.

Came for Sunday lunch on 3rd November and the food and service was outstanding. We had 3 courses and each course was lovely. The beef and salmon were perfectly cooked and the staff couldn’t be more helpful. The atmosphere was great and we’re looking forward to our next visit very very soon.

A great find in the Welsh countryside. It’s a proper traditional pub with amazing food. The quality and presentation was exceptional. The kids meals are hearty enough for bigger kids also which is a great bonus for a family of four. A huge well done to this establishment for hitting the nail on the head for a true countryside pub. 👌👏

Sadly, Mrs Roberts the owner died, such a sad loss and the loss of the most delightful tea room. This was a wonderful tea room and so old,-fashioned, we will greatly miss it, now for sale in July, we hope it will be treated kindly by it's new owners.

We got 10 pack of walls sausage rolls not very nice had a sweet taste and found some grey hair in them

Fantastic place shame its closed

First bad review I've ever written about Roma. Always go to Anthony when I'm in work in The Townhill area but cosy night in last night at home in Gorseinon was awful. Less than tepid fish cake and scampi honestly almost cold but chips were hot so I don't understand. They went straight in the bin as I didn't think heating them back up was safe. If I'd had a message this morning my review would have been different so it's up to frampton road from now on I think you guys have got too cocky to care picture shows your fishcake in the kitchen food bin scampi are unfortunately underneath where my hands aren't going. Most expensive chip butties I've ever made

Visited yesterday while on a lovely visit to Betws-y-coed. We ordered coffees and lunch. A club sandwich and Welsh rarebit. Great tasty food, portions sizes so good that we had to forego cake! Lovely staff, quick service, great comfy interior. Highly recommended ☺️