Food and Drink
The Anchor Inn
The Anchor Inn is a quirky pub with a charm of its own.
Set high in the hills on the border with Wales, the Anchor was the setting of a novel written by Mary Webb. It is, in many ways, a step into the past. It is open on evenings only, and will provide food with advanced notice. The Landlord is extremely welcoming. It is also currently open on Sunday Lunchtimes.
Tel: 01686 670900
The Crown Inn
The Crown Inn at Newcastle serves bar and restaurant meals.
Tel: 01588 640271
website: http://www.crown-newcastle.com/
The Radnorshire Arms
The Radnorshire Arms in Beguildy serves meals Tues-Sat evenings, and Sunday lunch.
info here
Tel: 01547 510634
Email address: radnorshirearms@btinternet.com
The Quarry House
The Quarry House offers the opportunity for something different in Newcastle.
Michelle and Simon Evans invite you to dine at The Dining Room,
Bring your own wine (no corkage charged) and enjoy a delicious meal.
All the information is available on a PDF which can be downloaded here.
The Waterdine
The Waterline is a lovely sixteenth century restaurant in the hamlet of Llanfairwaterdine, providing gourmet food.
website: http://www.waterdine.com
Booking is essential.
Tel: 01547 528214
The Sun Inn
website: http://www.thesuninnclun.co.uk
Open 12 noon till 11pm.
Traditional family pub, where pets are welcome. Locally brewed ales. Good food. Friendly staff.
Tel: 01588 640559.
The White Horse
This pub has its own micro brewery, and is a very popular local pub.
Food is available all day.
Website: http://www.whi-clun.co.uk
Tel: 01588 640305