The Trout Cafe | Dining
Type:Breakfast/Brunch
Beulah, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys, LD5 4UU
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The Trout Inn provides a perfect base for exploring the heart of Wales. with the Brecon Beacons Country Park to the south, and the Black Mountains to the east, here you are literally spoilt for choice.
The Trout Inn is a traditional village inn offering 3 star graded bed & breakfast accommodation, home cooking for breakfasts, lunches and dinner. Facilities include wi-fi access free to customers, a convenient drying room, a large beer garden and a private car park and the pub offers a selection of real ale, wines and spirits.
The local area is well known for its excellent fishing. It is also a perfect environment for countless other outdoor activities. Cycling and mountain biking, walking and hiking or simply sight-seeing. The Trout Inn is a stone's throw away from the Cambrian Mountains, whose hidden delights include the Devil's Staircase track and the Llyn Brianne reservoir, with scenery rivaling that of the Elan Valley.
Cycle Storage - secure storage for up to 8 bicycles.
Drying Room - large drying area for any damp gear
Now Open
We invite you to join us for coffee, fresh homemade cake, breakfast, or lunch!
Fully licensed. Eat in or takeaway.
Breakfast Served:
Wednesday to Monday - 8am to 12 noon
Lunch Served:
Wednesday to Monday — 12 noon to 3pm
Tea, Coffee & Cakes:
Wednesday to Monday — 3pm to 4pm
Afternoon Tea (by booking only):
1:30pm to 3:30pm
(24 hours’ notice required)
The inn is located on the A483 in the attractive village of Beulah some 8 miles west of Builth Wells
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