The best restaurants serving British food in 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 👍

Stayed with my daughter for a couple of nights before the school term restarts. Room was spotlessly clean and had everything we needed. Very quiet with a gorgeous view of the Welsh countryside. Breakfast was lovely and filling. A real shame they don't do evening meals as it meant we ended up with takeaways in the car as I wasn't sure if we'd be allowed to bring in hot food. That aside, we enjoyed our stay and would not hesitate to book again.

Had a 20oz rump steak and a pint. Food was really good, steak was tender and cooked perfectly, staff were friendly and welcoming. Very cosy and comfortable place with a stunning view. No faults

We arrived on a Thursday evening to a busy pub and a very warm welcome. The drinks were delicious and good value for money. The food was outstanding - served piping hot and beautifully cooked. Excellent veggie and vegan options. We all had the salted caramel cheesecake for dessert and it was the perfect finish to our meal and the end of our holiday. The staff were very friendly and we would definitely return if/when we are in the area again to try out the rest of the menu and sample more of the excellent drinks menu.

Very friendly, delicious cakes and drinks, highly recommend a stop off here. Liked the cake so much bought one to bring home. Staff were so very kind to my young kids who were made to feel welcome. There’s a nice little church to stroll around next to it if you need to stretch your legs afterwards.

Amazing Sunday lunch We booked well in advance as there was 28 of us (18th birthday celebration) Every body was really impressed with the food. Thanks to Glyn and staff

Superb quality breakfast in immaculate surroundings.Highly recommended .I notive afternoon tea and.lunches are also available.We will return very soon

Just looking for somewhere to get a cup of tea and a cake and we came across this little place. Only taken over by its new owners about a year ago and they have made it warm and welcoming. Really very nice people indeed and I wish them all the luck in their new adventure. Tea was great as were the cakes and if we are ever in the area again, will look this one out for a nice evening or lunch time meal.

Lovely place to spend an evening with friends Carol is very accomodating and food very tasty Carol and her husband are both very welcoming

We visited on a Saturday afternoon, a lovely atmosphere, service and food. 10/10 - will definitely be revisiting soon :)

We have to buy in bulk, and transport talerddig sausage rools over 300 miles for our daughter, that tells you everything you need to know. Lovely bread too

Smashing food! Quiet little cafe off the beaten track, such gorgeous breakfast food and delicious coffee. Will definitely be returning!

As I am Gluten intolerant I am quite anxious about eating out, but I had a lovely meal at the Colliers yesterday afternoon. The staff were so friendly and there was no fuss. They were able to tell me what meals were Gluten free & were happy to adapt other meals if I wanted, nothing was to much trouble for them. I had a delicious meal at a great price in a lovely environment. I will definitely be going there again.

We visited this restaurant as a party of 12 to celebrate a 60th birthday, apart from a child aged 4 the rest of the table were adults. Julie, the owner, went out of her way to make us and the 4 Yr old very welcome. The whole experience was marred by some other diners (women) who were making comments about us being 'rough' and tutting that we were making to much noise when the 4yr old was laughing. Lovely pub but horrible clientele

Sorry Not what it was! Food had mixed reviews at our table Starters: Tight with the gluten free bread (ONE little slice with all that lush duck pate to go with it?! )… for the sake of a few pence please divvy up! Main was nice but pork chops had a huge layer of fat (my dogs will love).. so not much actual meat. Dauphinoise pots nice but I like more creamy sauce (zero here) My pudding (like a crème brûlée but without the lovely crispy top) wasn’t good and the fruit with it tasted old and I don’t think it worked (flavours). BF’s profiteroles yummy! Service lovely View to die for (and might with the church next door haha!)