The best restaurants serving British food in Aberystwyth Canol/Central Ceredigion Mid Wales

An impromptu visit to this lovely looking traditional pub. We were greeted by a friendly man behind the bar and I assume was the owner ( thank you) a lovely bar area and setting for a family meal. We had a beautiful Thai meal and the Prosecco was fizzy. We will return when visiting Aber.

Only visited the basement bar which was lovely with a great atmosphere

Lovely welcome from two cheerful men. Really accommodating with our Gluten Free Breakfast plus my awkward request. Everything cooked to our liking and how we requested. Everything was extremely hot, great hot chocolate.

Visited here on a coach day trip (PD Yorke), had our breakfast here which was lovely, staff very friendly. Would definitely return

So pleased to see Aber has a Cafe Nero! THE best coffee house. I popped in for an Americano with oak milk, had a few issues with my app but the male barista was very helpful and sorted it out for me- thanks! Lush, strong coffee.

Good food good atmosphere need I say more

Great hotel ,great bar, great breakfast,great staff ,great stay 👍 👌

A real authentic chippy on the seafront! The option to get mini cod and chips was very welcome as I rarely manage a full fish and chips. It's not flashy inside, but it's a classic chippy with friendly and fairly quick service. Once you've got your food, you only have to cross the road and you're by the sea :)

Fabulous pub, food was great, staff friendly, good parking and garden area was lovely. Could not fault it. Good value for money. Will be back.

Great typical pub. Dog friendly. Friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Quiet enough to have a relax. Drinks only but reasonable pricing

lovely stay in a lovely mantion very friendly staff .lots of history about the hotel great for a peaceful break ,lovely breakfast and evening meal

Damp musty smell, dirty furniture. Food good home cooking

Great venue with outside/inside seating at the railway station

Maybe I saw this place at its worst, early on a Thursday evening when I was the only customer. It might be better at 10pm when you are with a bunch of friends and have been to several other hostelries first. The bar is large, with a vast barn behind to accomodate a large number of drinkers who never seem to be present. The barmaid was pleasant enough and served me with a pint of non-descript cold but drinkable beer. I did not eat here or see any signs of what food might be on offer. I remember this pub when it was the Prince Albert, a favourite with rugby players and usually fairly busy...but that was half a century ago. this sparse review is all I can say now.