The Ancient Briton - Menú

Staying in the area for work and ate at couple places locally this is by far the best. Great food and service. Don’t waste your time with anywhere else but here.

We found this lovely pub whilst touring the Brecon Beacons, lunch was excellent. I had the Welsh lamb pie with mash and we all enjoyed lunch. The music was a little too loud but otherwise it was pefect.

This pub is beautiful, with fantastic owners and bar staff, and the food is outstanding. We stayed overnight and the owners were lovely, the bed was comfortable, and the breakfast was the best I have ever tasted. I would highly recommend a visit.

Unfortunately very discriminatory of disabled people! The disabled parking bays are blocked. There are no hand grips or wheelchair access. The disabled toilet has been removed and turned into a storage room. Spoilt the whole parties night as as to leave early. Very disappointing

£22 for one course Sunday Lunch. We had starters and thy were disappointing in quality and price. Ordered some extras and they were a complete rip off. Locally sourced ingredients; really? The meat is pre/prepared warmed up. Lost its way and over priced. Sorry will have to avoid.

Lovely pub with quality beer (although many taps were off hence the four stars). Food was high quality so much so we visited twice during our visit to Brecon Beacons. Makes a refreshing change to eat lovely food in a pub instead of microwaved food that some pubs offer. Staff were all friendly. Price was good. Nice atmosphere. Beautiful inside. Liked the table put aside for “locals” and the board showing locals who had passed away. Nice touch. Highly recommend.

Lunched here with my husband, we both chose the pie, I had mash and my husband chose chips, Pie served on creamy mash, sadly it was not. The mash was tasteless and watery, I added more salt but didn't seems to help. I didn't have one succulent piece of meat in my pie, to me the pastry didn't seem cooked enough, My husband said the chips were dry, but he did eat most of his pie. £40-00 including 1 pint and an orange juice does seem a bit pricey for a lunchtime meal.

Yesterday, on Boxing Day, we visited the Ancient Briton Museum after scattering my father's ashes in the Bannau. Originally planning to go to a different pub nearby, we ended up at the Ancient Briton as the other pub appeared to be closed. The food was fantastic! Our group of six enjoyed dishes such as risotto (vegetarian for my mum), Christmas Dinner, Chicken Supreme, a pie, and festive burgers topped with pig in a blanket and cranberry sauce. For dessert, I had the orange marmalade bread pudding with custard, which was recommended by our server and was delicious. The staff took good care of us and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. If you're in the area, be sure to give this place a try – you...

I don't even know where to begin with this review! Firstly, the pub itself is absolutely stunning, both inside and out, and with the beautiful backdrop of The Brecon Beacons, it is in a truly picturesque location. We traveled half an hour from Swansea to visit, and it was definitely worth the drive. The warm welcome we received, along with the cozy log burner, made us feel right at home. The food was diverse and delicious, with classic favorites like burgers and fish and chips, as well as a tasty curry. Unfortunately, I couldn't quite make it to dessert, so I'll have to come back to try it out. The beer selection, including two great local brews, was perfect, and I only wish I were staying a...