Blue Anchor Inn

Highly recommended to us by staff at the Gilestone Manor. It did not disappoint. The staff at the Anchor managed to accommodate us and our little dog at relatively late notice. The pub was busy with most covers taken. There was a wait for orders to be taken and food to arrive, but hey, all good things come to those that wait and boy was it good. 4 of us, 3 different choices, all extremely well presented and tasty. Similarly, when the desserts arrived, artistically presented and extremely unctuous. Great and appropriately attentive staff. A wonderful evening at a very reasonable price. Top, top nosh!

Lovely, historic pub. Such a great find! Food was perfectly cooked and seasoned and made with quality ingredients. Lots of gluten free and vegetarian / vegan options on the menu as well as traditional pub fare (Welsh lamb, Cornish plaice). Nice service too with friendly team. We shared the tomato, chili mussels to start - highly recommend!

Thatched roof, II-Grade listed, one of the most charming, and one of the oldest Pubs (XIV century) in Wales. Traditional, very medieval style ambience with few fireplaces. Great 🍻 and... Probably same level of food but unfortunately didn't have a time to try anything this time (revisit must be done!)

We had an amazing time at the Blue Anchor Inn. A real Gem! Awesome food & very professional, friendly staff who made us feel very welcome. We are members of Brit Stop and stayed in their carpark (which is opposite the pub) in our camper overnight. The pub itself is beautiful, quirky with nooks and cosy corners, some tiny doorways, and even a little tunnel to get through to the dining area. It has an outside seating area & the facilities were lovely and clean. Our meals were top class and the sticky toffee pudding was the best we have ever had. Thank you. We will be back when we next come to Wales.

Has to be the best Sunday lunch I've ever had out, just like home made. Piping hot and everything cooked to perfection and very tasty. The staff were so friendly, helpful and pleasant. The building is outstanding well worth going there just to see it. The small rooms with their log fires are so welcoming. Booking is advisable.