The Anchor Tintern - Menu

After we did not arrive at another place on Saturday at 2 o'clock on Saturday, we tried here. good, delicious, just what we needed.

Really good value, tasty and abundant food, lovely staff. Very busy for Sunday lunch carvery but in a good way. Will be coming back.

the separate order-food-drink system had no sense, lasted very long. quinoa vegan burger tasted good, although a few slices of salat or tomaten on the side would have been beautiful. beautiful outside room friendly staff.

vanilla and salted caramelized ice was good here. and serve as a bonus also dog-friendly icecreams! I did not eat a full meal, but the menu had some options and the meal looked good. updated by the previous review on 2022-07-13

Had a really nice lunch in the pub’s garden, which is beautifully located alongside Tintern Abbey. We tried the quinoa burger with fries and veg casserole with roast potatoes decent portions of tasty vegan food along with a lager (which we knew to be vegan friendly).

simply polished by a vegan chicken, mushroom pee with suet crust I'm so happy! real comfort food without compromise. vegan veggie menu section also a vegan dessert option (berry hafer crumb with ice cream.) also large portions. all in the beautiful wye valley next tintern abbey.

they had a lot of vegi / vegan options, I had a vegan buttermilk burger and a side of vegan garlic brot, which was amazing! they also offer vegan options for dessert, honestly the best “Vegan devils food cake” I have eaten, possibly the best dessert I had in years! to round it, the prices were also good!

This is a large attractive tourist pub next to Tintern Abby with a large playing field and playground adjacent to the pub garden. It was also dog friendly. They had a Sunday menu. I had nut roast, with roast potatoes, veg and gravy, which was very tasty. There was not a desert labelled vegan, but they provided me with a berry crumble, with berry sorbet which was yummy. The staff were helpful, friendly and efficient

next to the fabulous tintern abbey, this pub/restaurant offers a friendly reception. we booked in advance for lunch and had lunch from the menu of light bites. it was much bigger than expected and delicious. the hospit is dog friendly and while most well kept we sat beside one table, making the dog announced the arrival of any other dog. I wonder if the idea of being dog friendly is a good one? the only real part was the condition of the toilets, both ladies and gents. they need overhaul because it is not necessary for a heat sink to be as raw as it does not work in the gents or for one of the two tapes.