The best restaurants serving British food in Welshpool Llanerchyddol Powys Mid Wales

Lovely local server. I had the vegetarian curry, which was (surprisingly) brilliant! Homemade, and tasted fresh and well-balanced spices- unusual for a vegetarian meal. Husband had ham, egg and chips. Chips were crispy, and ham was a generous portion, tasty and thick-cut. 😋 2 slices of ham, and 2 eggs. Great 👍

A hidden gem in the lovely market town of Welshpool. Fantastic mega breakfast, the best fried eggs ever, lovely dark yolks. Bacon cooked to perfection & all served up nice & hot. Great coffee. Friendly staff & dog friendly. What more can you ask for!

Very popular cafe, we both had breakfasts and they were excellent quality. I can only imagine many components are source locally as the bacon was thick, sausages meaty, egg yolks golden and big. I wish I took a photo. I will be back again when passing through.

Gorgeous food 😋 dog friendly too

Changed drastically, in an amazing way. very friendly and inclusive. Both the staff and the locals are so friendly and welcoming.

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

Oh wow the decor from the outside tempting but looks expensive and shiny. Then you walk in and feel like you've walked into a diner from the legendary era of film and movie stars. Only it's you that's the special occasion and your friends and family who love the inside and friendly feel of the singing and ambience. I love you all that you for making me feel at home. Sweet potato fries and a black coffee is my recommendation. Hope you enjoy as much as I did Thank you

I went on Saturday 5/10/24 at 12.15 pm approx. I was wearing a green hooded top and green trousers. I stood politely while they finished serving a customer. Whilst I waited the customer left and another person just walked in front of me and up to the counter. The employees just served this customer and ignored me. Then as this customer left another walked in and guess what. They ignored me again and served this customer. It’s part of being a customer facing employee to recognise who comes in and when. When I pulled a face of “what’s going on” a second young lady asked me what I wanted. I mentioned that 2 persons had been served before me but she offered no apology or explanation. I bought 2 mini fish and chips which were average and certainly “not the best in wales.” Sorry but service was lacking on this occasion.