Gwaelod-y-Garth Inn

Meaning 'foot of the garth (mountain)', this welcoming pub was originally part of the Marquess of Bute's estate. Every window of the pub offers exceptional views, and it's a much favoured watering hole for ramblers, cyclists and hang-gliders as well as some colourful locals. Real ales change every week, while the pub's food has won awards with starters such as mussels in a tomato and garlic sauce; and main courses like rack of lamb with a herb crust, or duck breast with a kumquat and blackcurrant sauce.

From M4 junct 32, N on A470, left at next exit, at rdbt turn right 0.5m. Right into village
Nearest station: Taffswell
Nearest motorway: M4 junct 32

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