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Tafarn Y Garreg - Swansea - Photo album

Lovely little pub with an open fire. Let us sit inside when it was originally all shut down as we'd been trekking all day and the pint was amazing after walking 8miles in 28c heat!
This was my first ever experience solo camping with my dog. I was anxious as a female camper that I wouldn’t feel safe. I couldn’t have picked a better campsite, the lady at the pub was very friendly and told me where to park and that I could pitch anywhere. I was lucky enough to get a spot right ne
Had another great night with the brilliant crowd @ the Tafarn-y-Garreg last night, thanks to Andy and Caroline for making it so. PS Demitry was great with his DJ-ing and of course karaoke.
Walked to the pub with two very noisy sausage dogs. Asked if they could come in so I could order a pint, answer yes no problem. Ordered pint dogs doing woof woof woof. I said I'll go outside, answer it's OK you don't need to, brilliant pub. I went out side under aa huge brollie. 5 star service.
Popular place with walking groups and clientele from the two neighbouring campsites. They’ve got WiFi here which is a bonus as there is zero phone reception on the valley. One local ale on tap. Friendly staff. Basic but decent food. Clean toilet. Nice beer garden.
Beautiful location in a lovely secluded place surrounded by gorgeous wilderness. Owners are fantastic and sure know how to make you and your party feel welcome. Will defo be returning
I absolutely love this pub, I do a good long walk through the mountains, and this pub is quite literally right at the end of the walk, great beer, cracking little outdoor sitting area
Have been here several times. Roadside location, good parking, outdoor sunny seating, friendly staff, have eaten there several evenings after walking. Well kept range of draught and bottled beers as well as wine and soft drinks. Check the website for opening hours in week days
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