The Fox And Hounds Llancarfan

Another lovely meal. The chicken burger was amazing! A cosy, friendly atmosphere, and a great way to spend a damp November evening

Great ambience, friendly staff, food was average, was disappointed compared to what the old owners used to put out from the kitchen. Shame really...

The food we had was freshly prepared and was good but rather bland. The menu was rather disappointing and did not live up to the recommendations that we had been given.

We had a wonderful Sunday dinner with a delicious and abundant meal. The staff was friendly and attentive, and they were welcoming to our dog as well. The lively atmosphere, reminiscent of a gas house, is quite popular.

Last night, my partner and a friend dined at the restaurant, and the food was outstanding! I had one of the best steaks I've ever tasted—so flavorful. The service provided by Chloe Lillie was exceptional; she was attentive and went above and beyond to ensure we had a great experience. I couldn't recommend this place more highly!

saw taken directly at the arrival and our drinks order. we had the Tandoori basket for starters and a garlic mushroom eating was excellent started chat to some of the natives who said how since the new owners took over the pub was the beating heart of the village, where before it slowly die and the new menus have made a very welcome change. the cowboy burger would have recommended as my main corse and I had filled very good value 10/10

Having traveled to the fox and hounds on 5 star reviews I was disappointed,the meals were not up to scratch . Lamb was tough and full of gristle . My mother at 92 could not eat hers . My beef was tough and having asked for medium rare Got well done . Gravy was thin almost water . Service Youngsters had to wait once veg on the table for serving spoons to arrive after asking twice . All in all won’t be going back . As an explanation they did say they had lost their chef Last month and the two cooking looked like learning on the job .

We were disappointed with our experience at this restaurant. The roasted vegetables were burnt and overcooked, and the Yorkshire pudding was hard and dry on the inside. The cauliflower cheese was watery and the bark was tough and inedible. It was the worst meal we’ve ever had! We provided feedback at the time, but all we received was an offer for more of the same from the kitchen, with the promise that our comments would be passed on to the cook. We ended up paying full price and left before even trying dessert, as the lingering taste of burnt food was unpleasant. It's safe to say we won’t be returning.

The lunch menu was small. We both chose the lamb and mint pie, which came with chips and undressed salad leaves. Why bare leaves as an accompaniment to a pie? Peas would have been a better option. I enjoyed my pie, but my companion was not so keen. At £15.50, we both felt it was over priced for what we received. We had the creme brulee for dessert and again it wasn't cheap, but a very generous portion and was possibly the best brulee I've ever eaten. We were seated in the restaurant area, but it was freezing in there, so asked to be moved to the bar as it was marginally warmer (but still very chilly). The young lady serving was happy to do this for us and very helpful. But, come on if you're...