The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Powys Mid Wales

We've dined here a couple of times now when visiting Brecon and in an area with limited vegan eat out options, the Hop In is a standout. It's a quirky little bistro bar, with a good range of real and craft beers and extensive gin list. The spanish tapas menu is simple but offering a good range of tasty home made dishes. We loved the stuffed peppers, vegetable croquettes and patatas bravas. It's a popular place, so best book ahead if you are wanting to dine.

Welcoming, friendly staff. Not just traditional Welsh rarebit available but other interesting and delicious varieties. Seasonal menu. Cater very well for dietary requirements. Third visit - has been perfect every time.

Superb food and friendly staff. Booked a table for 7 plus 2 dogs and requested breakfast, even though we were due to arrive shortly after midday. The Full Breakfast was fantastic, as well as the falafel wrap and salad. The dogs were treated to free dog treats and supplied with fresh water. This was our second visit to the cafe and certainly won't be our last.

Travelling today from North Wales to Cardiff to visit our son - we decided to stop somewhere different for something to eat. Found this hidden gem. Lovely atmosphere, welcoming staff and a really tasty breakfast!! We will definately be stopping here again!

Six of us for Sunday lunch. We had a great time. The waitresses were really good, the meal was able portion and really tastie. Would recommend. That's Kerry lamb team

This is well worth a stroll to by the river, an oasis only a couple of minutes walk away from the main town area. The gentleman who served us (helping out for the day) was very friendly and we had a nice chat about where we were from and where we were going. He was spot on about the spectacular drive we would have the next day on our way to Anglesey. The coffee was really good, just the pick me up we needed on our travels. Highly recommend as a pleasant coffee stop in Hay on Wye. (And of course there are also books…)

Turned un booked on a Friday night, staff are amazing so welcoming and friendly. Had a lovely pint and food is amazing in particular the burgers which went down a treat. Dog friendly through out with amazing service. Plenty of parking as well.

It's really a simple review to write as it's absolutely excellent every time! Whenever they do a pop up, my wife & I get our order in straight away. I think it's the best food option in the area for choice and quality that is done with love and care. There's too many places around that just serve average or below average food. Green Goat stands way above everyone else as how it should be done. They have customers for life in us.

Excellent lunch and service in a lovely location in a pleasant courtyard above Crickhowell. Interesting and imaginative food.

Great for gluten free. Fab breakfast. Friendly staff, reasonably priced and nice down to earth staff (do you know how hard you have to look to get ALL these aspects to align?!!!) I’m here every week now and I’ve tried them all in this town! Another cafe in Crickhowell she turned white when I asked about gf toast and wasn’t even interested when I said I’d bring in my own bread! It’s not difficult people (and here is the proof!). AND they put their baked beans in a ramekin!! lol

Great quiche and salads- filling and wholesome and tasty! Good coffee too. Cheap option is jacket potato. Always another cooked veggie option. Best veggie food for miles

We have been to Greenhouse on a few occasions now and it has always been phenomenal. Usually, my partner and I will choose to go to Greenhouse on a Sunday morning for breakfast, as it is our favourite breakfast spot in Powys. There is a huge variety of options to choose from and we are always leaving with very full stomachs. Greenhouse are also very happy to customise orders if there is something that isn’t specifically on the menu. I appreciate this, and the helpfulness of staff does not go unnoticed. I also really enjoy visiting here with my elderly Nan, who loves the change of scenery, and the garden centre next door allows for a lovely morning out of the house for her. The cake selections are also wonderful, and these change quite regularly so we never get bored of indulging in these. I also want to point out how wonderful the iced vanilla lattes with oat milk are. I don’t know what Greenhouse use as their secret ingredient, but it never fails to impress me. Often, I will pop into Greenhouse on my way home for this iced latte in a takeaway cup. I also prefer supporting smaller businesses for coffee, rather than the usual likes of Costa, McDonalds, or Starbucks. We are regular visitors and, of course, will be back!

This is a small volunteer run coffee shop and has great locally roasted coffee served in a variety of ways. The range of locally made Welsh cakes and sponge cakes are delicious. They also have a good number of pies and pasties also made locally and which can be warmed up in the cafe. On a Friday there’s a delivery from a local Artisan baker - you can order in advance and have the best Croissants and Pain au Chocolate for your weekend breakfasts . They sell out quickly. Ice creams and milk shakes are usually available too and you can stay and eat anything that the shops sells as well. The great advantage of being served by locals is that you can find out all about the locality and have real insight about what to do and what to miss! Many local people use the cafe and shop too so there’s always someone to offer advice or information( during my visit I overheard a local man reassure a visitor that he’d drop him off in Hay if he’d just wait a few minutes for him to get a coffee - he was going that way anyway! ) The shop stocks a surprisingly wide range of goods which is helpful for last minute needs and there’s a great range of locally produced cards. And there’s a super small play park next door ( with an Iron Age replica dwelling) and some lovely tubs of flowers in front of the shop which enhance the outside area. And the views from the park are stunning.

Great little cafe and arts gallery! Lots of vegan options, car parking spaces, gallery is spectacular with a riverside walk

Having parked next to Christ College we walked over the bridge and up Ship Street to this restaurant for a light lunch. The welcome was warm and friendly and we sat at Table 1 where our order was taken. My (GF) wife had a lovely Waldorf Chicken Salad which she really enjoyed and I had the fish soup which was a Seafood Chowder and it was excellent and served as a large portion - I’d choose this again!! All in all, a friendly venue which I can highly recommend.