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Radnor Arms, New Radnor

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user reviews of the Radnor Arms, New Radnor

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called at this pub it was really friendly , landlord unusual humour but for a saturday evening not many in but we had a great meal, we had the baguettes served with chips, warm and friendly , it did go quiet when we walked in but wasnt long before we felt accepted, locals are part and parcel of the character of the pub, great lady call mal a customer who really made us laugh, beer was cold and just what we needed, would definetly go again.


Belladonna123 - 3 Nov 2011 18:11
Very quiet on a Friday lunchtime. Good value food and decent beer. Worth going to if in the area.
dpaajones - 15 Apr 2011 21:50
Odd place. Eaten in there once, and it was, average. Locals are somewhat too friendly as if a new face is something to 'play with'

All in all, what you'd expect from a retirement village.
Mc_Vittie - 21 Jan 2009 08:01
Stayed locally for a week in august and found this a wonderful place to curl up in on a slightly chill night. Great perry, good selection of wine and not bad on beer. Nice bar staff and friendly locals....can't ask for more really!
Spikeguurl - 23 Sep 2008 19:16
Stopped off here on the way back from Aberystwyth, after consulting the Good Beer Guide.

Fair to say I left mighty disappointed. Only one ale available (Buckleys) which was well past its best. (Cider and Perry also available from a Thatchers box at the bar).

Inside was a bit dark and dank on a beautiful summers day, felt a bit depressing. The outside section looked OK.

My lunch of pork shank was a bit mixed. The pork itself was huge and very well done. The accompanying small tray of vegetables (meant to be shared by two people) was paltry and overcooked.

I can't recommend this place on the evidence of my visit, pretty poor stuff really.
Quinno - 3 Aug 2008 11:45
Excellent cider (try the local Ralphs), good ham egg & chips, lovely location even though it's just off the A44.
el_capitano - 4 Nov 2005 11:55
Cracking little pub in that cosy, home from home way that many Welsh pubs can have. Had a beer festival when I went, and the ale was excellent. Apparently they have these often. I didn't try the food, but the prices seemed very reasonable.
jimbosmith - 30 Jul 2005 09:58

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