Where to eat and drink

Stock up on supplies

Brecon has several supermarkets, including an Aldi, Coop and Morrisons (what3words: seagulls.warm.making).

Ice cream to die for

Llanfaes Dairy Ice Cream shop is a proper old fashioned ice cream parlour, with homemade ice cream to die for in hundreds of flavours. (What3words: spot.crisis.spindles)

Wanting a nice brunch? 

There are so many cafes and coffee shops in Brecon. We recommend Arabella’s Artisan Eatery for eggs benedict, croque monsieur or the best full English around. (What3words: providing.expansion.candle)

Coffee and cake with a view

Try the Mountain Centre - Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre near Libanus. (What3words: informer.nozzle.bombard)

Our favourite local pubs 

• Pwllgloyw Arms: This is our local pub, the closest to you and it does lovely food. (What3words: gates.readjust.masts.)

• Shoemaker’s Arms: Maps will most likely take you over the army range as it is so much closer rather than going into Brecon and around. Don’t panic if you think the red flag is up/you see soldiers. The roads are open and fine to use. (What3words: chilled.clashing.baffle)

• Cradoc Golf Club: Also not far to drive to and lovely food. (What3words: sharpened.tickling.growth)

• Three Horseshoes, Groesfordd: The food here is lovely. Perfect for a special event/celebrations. (What3words: boggles.prominent.pave)

Restaurants in Brecon and the surrounding area

• Top restaurants in Brecon Beacons National Park according to Trip Advisor

• Explore more ideas for eating and drinking across the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.