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The Banc

➤ 5 Broad Street, LD7 1BL, Powys, United Kingdom

Bbq • Steak • British • Spanish

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"Been for a lovely dinner here this evening. Had a chicken burger (two southern fried chicken breasts, decent portion! , hand cut chips and onion rings and my husband had a lamb burger. Both were absolutely lovely. We had sticky toffee pudding and black forest cheesecake for dessert and both were delicious. Not too big portion wise which was perfect. Service was friendly and non intrusive, food came extremely quickly and was hot, locals and non-locals made to feel welcome. The decor was lovely (the chairs were super comfy which makes a nice change from being tortured on uncomfortable chairs haha . So as someone just visiting locally, I'd highly recommend The Banc!"

The Waggon And Horses Newton

➤ Lower Canal Road, SY16 2JA, Powys, United Kingdom

Steak • Grill • British • Vegetarian

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"Just had an absolutely fabulous meal at the Waggon. Went with friends, all 4 of us enjoyed our food tremendously. The restaurant has a great ambiance, the staff are friendly and attentive without being imposing. We loved it and will definitely be returning. Recommended."

The Copper Beech Inn

➤ 133 Heol Tawe, Powys, United Kingdom

Pub • Vegan • Pasta • British

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"Stayed here with friends. Sarah, her husband and mom all made us really welcome. They told us all about the history of the area and how welcomed the locals made them feel went they took the inn over. We arrived on the Sunday evening we...ate beforehand as they were not doing meals on that particular Sunday but had a few drinks in the bar and felt most welcome. Sarah, the landlady, told us all about the local area and it’s attractions. The breakfast the next morning was huge and some of us struggled to eat it all. The inn just minutes from the National Showcaves, Craig-y-no’s Castle and Country Park and Henrhyd Waterfall which was featured in the Batman movie. Both the Showcaves and Castle were closed when we were there so we will return to the area, once Covid rules are relaxed, and stay at the Copper Beech Inn again."

The Monkey Puzzle Tearoom

➤ United Kingdom, Powys

Cafe • Vegan • British • Vegetarian

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"When walking past it looked like a lovely cafe however when we sat down and ordered we found a coating of dust of the dado rails next to our table, the toilet had a weird smell of dampness, there was dust all over the skirting...boards and dust in the top of the toilet lid. (However it wasnt a urine smell and no urine stains in sight, must be the only good thing out of our visit food arrived, sausages were out of a frozen bag as if they were sainsburys basics, bacon was tough, the lasagne tasted really fatty however it was homemade but a frozen one would of tasted nicer compared to this, ordered a Brie bacon and cranberry sandwich on brown bread however it came out on white bread. Also the tea was too weak stirred and stirred the pot so I dread to think that the tea bags were re-used or there really really cheep. We were greeted nice by waiter, wait was too long, price was too high especially for the standard. I WILL NOT RECOMMEND OR GO TO THIS PLACE AGAIN FOR TWO REASONS, HYGIENIC REASONS AND REALLY POOR FOOD. How can you mess a pot of tea up "

Proper Pizza Company

➤ Lion Yard, Powys, United Kingdom, LD3 7AY

Pizza • Vegan • Italian • Vegetarian

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"We hired Proper Pizza to cater for our party and they exceeded our expectations. They delivered all the pizzas directly to the party location, which was a field. The service was superb and the pizzas were delicious. They got every order correct, including accommodating dietary requirements like gluten-free options (which were wrapped in extra bags for protection). We highly recommend them!"

7 Pizza Parlour

➤ 13 Severn Street, SY16 2AJ, Powys, United Kingdom

Sushi • Seafood • European • Fast Food

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"I recently visited 7 Pizza Parlour and was greeted by friendly smiling staff My pizza chosen from a great base selection and added to by extra toppings, my pizza was created and I was told it would take around 10 minutes to make and cook Returning 10 minutes later I was handed my freshly made and cooked pizza, it was delicious, great quality and great value The selection of additional side dishes and their newly introduced ability to create pizzas to order that are then frozen and wrapped adds an additional dimension to the business and offers customers that extra flexibility and convenience"

Three Tuns

➤ Broad Street, HR3 5DB, Powys, United Kingdom

Pub • Cafés • Pizza • Steak

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"We were booked in for Sunday roast. On booking we told the restaurant about the foods I am allergic to (one of which is egg). Upon arrival we confirmed with the bar staff the allergies I suffer with. On ordering the roast beef I was asked what my allergies were again and then I was asked by the staff again a few minutes later. At this point I have spoke to 3 different members of staff about my allergies. For dessert, I asked for ice cream and asked the staff at the time I ordered if it had egg in, I was told “I will check”. The ice cream arrives and just as I was enjoying my second spoonful of ice cream a member of staff ran up the stairs to tell to stop eating as the ice cream may have egg in. As anyone who has had an allergic reaction can tell you, this can be a very stressful experience. A nervous 5 minutes later a 4th member of staff (who I assume was the manager) ran up to tell me that it didn’t have egg in. He was very apologetic. To further apologies our deserts and drinks were refunded. This experience spoilt what was intended to be a relaxing Sunday roast. The overbearing experience from being asked so many times about my allergies made me nervous that the front of house and kitchen had no confidence, experience or training with dealing with what in reality are quite simple allergies. The incident with the ice cream summed it all up. I think the staff would have been more relaxed and capable if I had walked in and announced I had a bomb instead! For the sake of balance, the roast beef was really good, as was the gravy, I would recommend going if visiting and you don’t have any allergies"

At Caer Beris Manor

➤ Garth Road, Powys, United Kingdom

Steak • French • Drinks • Terrace

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"We had a delightful evening at Caer Beris Manor to celebrate our wedding anniversary whilst visiting the local area. We were lucky enough to secure a table on the evening of their reopening after lockdown so were the first to experience the newly refurbished hotel and the revamped menu. The decor is wonderfully eccentric encompassing everything from William Morris prints, an ultra modern appero area overlooking the grounds and a montagnyard mural outside on the terrace. The staff were all delightful. We arrived early and were offered drinks in the conservatory. Omar went out of his way to make us feel welcome and even had a special anniversary dessert prepared for us which was a lovely gesture. The highlight was however the food. It was a concise menu full of locally sourced produce put together in some really interesting combinations. I had an eel en croute to start and a beef fillet with miso as a main course and both were excellent. The prices are high (particularly for the local area) but the quality justified the price. We couldn’t have asked for a better evening to emerge from lockdown!"

Herb Garden Cafe

➤ 5 Spa Centre, Powys, United Kingdom

Salad • Juice • Asian • French

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"Lovely pit stop for lunch. We visited en route to our holiday in Pembrokeshire. We were given a warm welcome and the sandwiches were fresh, plentiful and tasty. They were served with a side salad and crisps. We also had a pot of tea for two, which came accompanied with a pot of hot water, which was plenty to top up for a second cup. The tea room was clean and the only reason for four stars not five is that it would have been nice to have some music on for atmosphere."

The Green Inn

➤ B4396, Powys, United Kingdom, SY10 9LD

Pub • Steak • Welsh • British

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"Yesterday on Easter Sunday the wonderful team at the Green Inn served over 30 members of the Burton family with wonderful dinners including carveries, lamb shank, seabass, gammon, et cetera, et cetera. The whole occasion was fantastic and the food magnificent. The service was really excellent too very professional, responsive and yet suitably low key. I cannot thank Min and her team enough for looking after us so well we will definitely be back!"

The Usk And Railway Inn

➤ High Street, LD3 8PW, Powys, United Kingdom

Pub • Steak • Welsh • British

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"The restaurant is in a beautiful location and the staff is friendly and helpful. The interior is clean, comfortable, and spacious, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Our family, ranging in age from 8 to nearly 80 years old, had a wonderful experience."

The Eagles Inn

➤ Church St, LD6 5AU, Powys, United Kingdom

Wine • Steak • Welsh • British

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"Suberb, personal booking followed by warm, friendly welcome. Fabulous home-cooked food, wines and real ales. Star of the show was Carl, thank you, though whoever looks after the kitchen is a true pro! Don't hesitate to book and enjoy this quaint, family, dog friendly pub, with top class pub-grub at decent prices. What a find! Thanks to Carl, kitchen staff, Wynn and Tracey!!!!"

Tomatitos Tapas

➤ 38 Lion Street, HR3 5AA, Powys, United Kingdom

Cafés • Spanish • Catalan • European

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"eating was brilliant and every dish was a decent size! we divided 6 dishes between 2 of us as well as some brot and alioli and that really worked out beautifully. the staff was very friendly and attentive, although they were pretty busy. beautiful atmosphere inside, we sat close to the fire, that was great. definitely worth a visit if they are in hay!"

Gurkha Corner

➤ 12 GLAMORGAN STREET, Powys, United Kingdom, LD3 7DW

Cafés • Asian • Seafood • Nepalese

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"During our visit to Brecon, we stopped at this restaurant for lunch. Despite a bit of a wait for our food, 30 minutes for the dim sum starters, it was well worth it as the entire meal was delicious and freshly prepared. My partner ordered the Lamb Nettle Curry and I had the Chicken Korma, both of which were amazing. We left feeling satisfied and full. The waiter was very friendly and talkative, sharing tales about Nepal while I admired a beautiful picture on the wall of snow-capped mountains and yaks. We highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely return when we're in the area."

The Dutchess

➤ 10-11 Bethel Square, Powys, United Kingdom

Cafe • Cafés • Vegan • British

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"Came across this cafe and decided to go in as they were okay with dogs. First impressions were the decor wasn't my thing but that's just me... You might like it! The majority of the place looked clean, however there were a few points me and my partner noticed; the covers for the chairs were very dirty and it wasn't fresh dirt either. The salt, pepper and sugar pot on the table were visibly dirty so we weren't really comfortable using them tbh. I didn't find the place great value for money, it was overpriced for what it was but the breakfast was cooked well so I have no complaints on the food quality but it didn't fit the price. The drinks however were below par, almost £4 for a flat white and it was shocking; worst coffee I've ever had as it was pretty much all milk. Would I visit again if I was in Brecon? Probably not, and I'd probably be happier with popping in the coffee1 for a snack and save abit of money."

The Raz Mahal

➤ 2930 Great Oak Street, SY18 6BW, Powys, United Kingdom

Asian • Vegan • Indian • Drinks

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"Really tasty food and extremely reasonably priced. I was able to try a few dishes within my budget which is always a treat when eating Indian food! Lots of vegetarian options too. The only downside was service was a little slow, and the ordering process was quite confusing as each section of the menu had to be taken separately, instead of just saying what you want. But when it did arrive it was delicious!!!"

The George Dragon

➤ 4 Broad Street, Powys, United Kingdom, LD7 1HG

Pub • Fish • British • Burgers

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"We were slogging along the Welsh Borders on our way to a more distant than expected B and decided that we needed to stop to eat. We happened upon the George and Dragon and it looked OK . I couldn 't describe the initial welcome as warm but we were tired. It felt like a traditional pub even down to the gents being out at the back! (The ladies was inside, though. It was quiet when we arrived and we were put into a dark but cosy little room at the smaller bar; it must be lovely when the stove is lit. The food was excellent. It was produced quickly and tasted home made. It was friendly once we were settled in for eating (and less tired ourselves and we were able to chat with the kitchen staff. I can heartily recommend it, it was just what we needed. It may look a bit unprepossessing at first sight but there is a good range of drinks and a good range of well cooked food, what more can you ask?"

La Terrazza

➤ 32 Park Street, Powys, United Kingdom, SY16 1EF

Pasta • Pizza • Steak • Italian

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"Staying at a caravan park nearby and thought we’d support local and try the local Italian and reading the reviews on here. Wish we hadn’t. First of all, the restaurant is run down and tired. We chose to say in the ‘little room’ after having our pick of tables in the empty restaurant. At 19:30 on a bank holiday Friday evening, we should’ve known that was a red flag. There was no music, and it was weirdly quiet even with other diners. Like awkward to speak out loud. Ordered a Moretti a lemonade. Lemonade was out of a bottle which had been open a whole, and the Moretti was a tiny bottle. We both ordered the special stater as the waitress described it so beautifully. Mushrooms in a tomato sauce on a bed of garlic bread, over baked with crispy cheese. It was laughable. 2 tiny slices of shop-bought garlic bread soaked with jarred tomato sauce, part-cooked mushrooms (some stalks were definitely raw) and cheddar on top. The whole thing had been microwaved rather than over baked which you could tell by the ‘extremely hot plates’ we were told to be careful of. I then had spag bol my partner had spaghetti with prawns. I have never had a blander spag bol in my life. It was like chewing nothing. And my partner said his was just full of garlic and was very disappointing. We’ve had nicer microwaved meals from supermarkets and can DEFINITELY cook better at home. The side of garlic bread was also shop-bought tiny slices with added garlic butter. Garlic overload AND microwaved, again with the boiling hot plate we were, again, told to watch. Parmesan also came in a tiny little dish that we had to share. We said it was nice to just pay up and leave. As the waitresses were not very approachable and looked extremely scruffy. Tatty clothes and trainers that were falling apart. I felt SO overdressed in jeans and boots! We even questioned ourselves that maybe we were being slight food snobs being from a busy city but no, this place is abysmal. The locals must also agree which is why it was dead? Needs a serious overhaul and the chefs needs sacking. Never ever again. Waste of time and money. So disappointed."

The Gwyn Arms

➤ Brecon Road, Callwen,, SA9 1GP, Powys, United Kingdom

Pub • Steak • Welsh • British

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"We stopped here for lunch before starting the long drive home to Essex. We ordered 2 x beef stew with chips, and a smaller portion of chicken nuggets, chips and beans for my son. The food was perfect. Lovely, tasty, properly hot stew, and the best chips I’ve eaten in a long time. The landlord was funny and engaging and even managed to make my 11 year old giggle. When the landlord realised what way we’d be driving home, he updated us on traffic that was building and suggested a less congested way home. Will definitely be coming back when we’re back in the area!"

Triangle Inn

➤ Cwmdauddwr, LD6 5AP, Powys, United Kingdom

Pub • Steak • Welsh • British

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"Very disappointed, it was recommended by several people, and we looked forward to going, on arrival we were seated in the bar only to be confronted by someone eating their dinner with a big dog on their lap, we ordered drinks and our food, on arrival the steaks, which we were advised were supplied by the farmer who owned the pub and were good, were in fact not, very thin and overcooked, we decided nor to complain but did not finish our meals, the chips were also overcooked, however we asked by one of the staff about our experience and advised her of our dissatisfaction, she apologised and removed on of the steaks from the bill. I do like original and historical places but this place is in a very poor state of repair, the toilets which are across the road are best described as agricultural, very poor, would not like to have to go ther on a wet winters evening, sorry, we will not return"