Penllwyndu Inn - Menu

Had a lovely lunch here. Good homemade food nothing fancy just good home cooked Sunday lunch. Thoroughly recommended

Lovely old pub with a very good roast Sunday lunch and a nice choice of desserts. reasonable price and friendly helpful staff.

This is a great country pub with some beautiful views of the distant preseli’s A must visit with great food and real ales at reasonable prices!

What a lovely little pub booked a Sunday lunch great well prepared roast beef loads of vegetables,delightful puddings for afters really welcoming staff definitely worth a visit if near tresaith in Cardigan

We had a lovely meal here. This little pub was extremely friendly. The food was homemade and delicious! The beer was also great. Thank you to the very lovely owner and bartender who made us all feel very welcome

Good old fashioned Sunday lunch.Great service by very friendly efficient staff.Food all cooked and presented hot and in good portion sizes.A little like stepping back in time,would recommend and we shall be returning again.

Visited for Sunday lunch today, Small local pub almost in the middle of nowhere, small village a few miles out of Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn) Got there 11:45 am and the place was packed Excellent food and beers, Staff very friendly and helpful , managed to squeezes us in for lunch. Food was perfect plate overflowing with selection so much so the Cauliflower Cheese was in a separate dish).Roast beef, 6 veg's and Yorkshire puds. Good selection of puds and did not cost a lot

We had Sunday lunch. Family of 4 (2 teenagers). The food was lovely. The atmosphere was brilliant and the views spectacular. The fire was burning when we arrived and the whole feel was friendly and cosy. The staff were really friendly and accommodating. They haven't spent lots of money making it trendy and niche, so it still has a lovely local pub feel about it and they deliver good food and plenty of it. The best thing for us is that one member of the family is Coeliac and they knew exactly how to cater for him, right down to the gluten free gravy. Thank you so much for making us so welcome, we waddled out the door and I still think about my apple pie.

As a visitor from Gloucestershire I've known this pub for some years. It is no exaggeration to say it is a very fine example of a traditional community pub of the best kind. The landlord is very friendly and welcoming and is well known for his culinary skills. Although I drink more wine than beer these days, I have it on good authority that he keeps his ales very well. The cosy bar area is comfortable and welcoming, and the locals are a thoroughly sociable and likeable bunch. I'd go so far as to say this is one of the friendliest pubs I've ever been to and, believe me, I've been to a good many! I make a special point of calling in whenever staying in Ceredigion or Pembrokeshire and I'm alway...