4.2/5

(495 reviews)

A bright and modern community pub situated just outside city centre, we show live sport throughout the year and have a large menu for all occasions.

4.5/5

(571 reviews)

Built in the early 1600s, this traditional inn is a 2-minute walk from Chepstow Castle and an 8-minute walk from Chepstow train station.

4.3/5

(1,385 reviews)

Featured in Best Pub Guide 2018, set in grounds of the picturesque Tintern Abbey. Great food, drink and service.

4.3/5

(1,308 reviews)

Home of timeless experiences… step inside to enjoy botanical cocktails, finest ales, a food menu full of the flavours of home all served by passionate teams and a backdrop of your favourite music.

4.7/5

(318 reviews)

Traditional pub near the site of the original Rhymney Brewery with usually two guest beers available. The cosy bar with its flagstone floor and real fire is very welcome on a Winter's day. Rhymney rai

4.4/5

(835 reviews)

Set in a classic Victorian townhouse, within a well hit 'six' of the county cricket ground, The Cricketers offers a great range of quality Welsh real ales from our sister brewery, Evan Evans in Llande

4.0/5

(4,121 reviews)

Simple food, real ales and TVs in a grand 1879 railway inn converted into a no-nonsense boozer.

4.8/5

(89 reviews)

The Rising Sun Not just a pub, but a community hub ! After almost ten years and an extraordinary community effort the Rising Sun is finally open for business. A big thank you goes to the many vo