The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Powys Mid Wales

Recently visited here for breakfast with my family. The restaurant is small in terms of space and I can imagine if everyone had a trolley it would be hectic and cramped. Service was really good, couldn’t fault it at all. Food So, my boys and me both ordered the big breakfast, it was lovely presentation and given your in a supermarket cafe the food itself was lovely. My wife had scrambled eggs on toast which she said was lovely, the scrambled eggs didn’t look watery at all. Downside The only downside I have for the cafe is that the branded drinks are expensive, £1.09 for a can of Coke Zero to me is expensive. Overall we loved it and will definitely be back again

This used to be a great place for breakfast. Now, sadly, the service lacks personability and is pretty slow. The coffee was awful, barely brown water. There is no childrens menu. No blueberries in the blueberry muffin!! And the sausages are like what they serve at school. They also missed my meal off the order!!

Today my mother of 96 was visiting welshpool in powys store, she happened to fall quite badly, she was on her own. Im told by my mother that everyone, staff and customers were so kind. I felt i needed to thank the store on my mothers and her familys behalf but they dont have a local contact number so will call in in the week but untill then well done welshpol for the first aid given (Alison) and for such attentive care.

Very disappointing meal, ordered chips and egg for a quick lunch. Eggs were floating in grease on a plate that was far too hot to touh. Chips were dry and had obviously been kept under the hot light for too long. Had to search for clean cutlery and wipe it with napkin. The place was not very clean and seemed to be short staffed. Never again.

I had soup, it was leak and potato, didn't taste like either, the bowl of soup was half empty, only 1 piece of bread with it. In my opinion very poor won't be going back.