When booking a table I asked for the area next to the bar. This is the nicest section which they confirmed would be fine. Upon arrival that table had been given to another party. The food was average but we all agreed that the chips were just bad. Very oily, not crispy. Rhyd Spence : never again
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Called to book half a dozen times - with no answer. We were passing so decided to pop in - the place is beautiful, imposing and well kept with a lovely car park, great view and gorgeous beer garden.
But it was closed - no opening times - no contact numbers or information.
The tables were out, the umbrellas were up and there was a sign asking you to place your order at the bar - so there was life there somewhere.
We continued on our journey - and on the off chance a day or 2 later (on the return trip) - we called in again. Alas, still closed, still no information.
8 family members went for a meal. Service was relaxed and friendly and the food was excellent. If its on the menu the beetroot goats cheese and onion marmalade is an absolute winner. A truly lovely evening in gorgeous surroundings. We'll worth a visit
Lovely meal at lunchtime. Very friendly staff. Quaint countryside setting fresh home cooked tasty food.Very olde worldly place plenty of beams and history. We were a party of four all meals came out together and they served a good portion size
We were staying over the road in Cabalva farms excellent Mill Cottage and they recommended this - reputedly the oldest pub in Herefordshire. It certainly looks the part inside with its beams and unevenly sized doors but it was very comfortable near the firte and the service was great and so friendly. The beer was excellent
Most of the food was excellent especially the home made soup and puddings but I would say the fish and chips was slightly disappointing as I found the batter a bit soft rather than crispy.
I would definitely go back - it is a very popular place.
Visited here for our first visit following a muddy and wet walk across from Hay on Wye.
Sadly the welcome was not what we expected. We were slow entering the pub as collapsing umbrellas and told off as the door was open too long. We then chose a table and again told off we couldn’t sit at the table we liked as would obstruct the waitress serving. The waitress was not chatty or welcoming despite our apologies and tried to engage in chit chat.
The food was lovely and the waitress slowly became more friendly but first impressions were not positive.Overall good food, beer and wine .
