The Harp Inn

Catherine March

Wow wow wow. Popped in for Sunday roast on the off chance and do not regret it. It was busy and most tables reserved, so I recommend you book if you know you want to go. Considering the time (teatime) and how busy they were the food was served incredibly quickly. We both had the roast lamb which was a very generous serving with perfectly cooked accompaniments including a home made Yorkshire pud! The mint sauce also tasted home made and was delicious. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area

Simon Catterall

Called in here for some lunch while in the area as was dog friendly and wasn't disappointed old style traditional pub with traditional pub food. Great pub and good service couldn't fault it and was getting very busy. Food was good quality and reasonable prices. Will definitely be going back even if jst for couple of drinks. My new go to pub while in the area. Only down side no parking however slightly past it heading towards Ross on sea direction is a free car park. (Library car park) around 100 yards. Great to use while visiting here.

Paul Carney

A lovely pub in Wales, a warm, friendly welcome on arrival from the waitress and landlord. There is a good range of traditional ales and bitters ,and a good range of lagers available, I settled for a pint of guiness which was well poured and tasted delicious. The menu has a good range of starters on offer and a good selection of traditional pub grub ,and a small selection of sweets. There is also a small specials board available. We settled on the lamb shank with mash potatoes and a selection of vegetables, the chicken curry with rice chips, and naan bread and a burger and chips they were all delicious and well presented ,we all left with full bellies .highly recommended 10/10