Glantaff Inn - Treharris

Nice friendly atmosphere from staff and customers . In fact, 3 older gents (regulars) who were offered complimentary chips and fish by the manager offered me to take some. Which was a lovely gesture, both by the management and the gents .. I had a nice Lamb and mash. It is not a Gastropub, but as per above, it is a nicely decorated local pub, serving food with a great feel

10/10! I was warmly welcomed as soon as I walked into the bar, and they happily accommodated my request to bring in my dog. I ordered the Sunday Lamb Roast, which was absolutely delicious, and I also enjoyed a brownie with ice cream for dessert—everything was very tasty. The staff was attentive, and I particularly appreciated Stephen (the landlord) and the landlady; they were both delightful, especially after a negative experience I had in a nearby pub in Mountain Ash. I highly recommend this place—A*! Thank you!

Been here a few times and the welcome you get is second to none. You'll need to book if you want to guarantee a table, which speaks for itself. It's deceptively big, but that does not mean you have to wait long for meals. Everything we've had here has been excellent. Portion sizes are very plentiful and I've still not had enough room to try the puddings yet. Perhaps I'll start with them next time:

We visited this restaurant as a group of three after a long day cycling at Bike Park Wales, and we were really impressed overall. It's a fantastic spot for quality food. The hunter's chicken was beautifully served in a clay pot, and the 16oz rump steak was massive and quite impressive. The Cajun chicken was well-seasoned but didn't quite have the same 'wow factor' as the other two dishes. The beers were excellent, particularly the Guinness, which was a decent pint! We're really glad we chose to stop here and would definitely recommend it. Our total bill came to £85 for three starters, three main courses, and six pints of beer and cider, which I think is very reasonable. I just wish we had room to try the desserts!

Came here for a couples date night as we heard the food was supposed to be good. After weeks of hype and finally managing to get a table booked we were thoroughly disappointed. My partner and I orderd the minted lamb shank. The lamb itself was very average despite everyone building it up and wasn't minted, we just received gravy with mint sauce in it. The gravy was quite possibly the most watered down mixture that I have ever taste. The fries were also very average. For the price, we felt robbed. My friend ordered the Cajun chicken breast, which was quite clearly overcooked and extremely dry. As for his sauce, you got literally taste the flour in the mixture, clumpy and inedible. For dessert we all had the sticky toffee pudding, which was very bland, lacking any sort of depth. There wasn't much toffee/caramel on the pudding and the taste of cinnamon was overwhelming. As for the service, the staff were very quick friendly and tentative. I would not recommend sitting downstairs if you book here too. Its very loud downstairs with the locals.