Having eaten here quite a few times, we found the menu the same as about a year ago, nothing seems to change on it. Having said that the food was excellent and well presented.

Found this pub on Trip Advisor during a one night stay in the area. Popular with locals and a great selection of real ale. The food was different from the usual pub fayre with lots of fish dishes. Well presented and reasonably priced. About £20 per head for 2 courses with drinks. Would advise reserving a table at busy times.

It's a fabulous old pub, with low ceilings and some very low doorways, stone walls and a thatched roof. There's a new restaurant extension, built in a sympathetic matching style, but the old section has more character, including a wonderful snug with a very low doorway. Dating back to 1380, it has traded as a pub almost continuously since that... More

The Blue Anchor pub, and its main car park, sits either side of the main road through East Aberthaw and is a beautiful thatched building with real old-world charm. The pub's restaurant, upstairs from the main bar, is a darkly-cosy open room lit from small windows and from the numerous candles dotted around the room - the result is a... More

We have eaten Sunday lunch here a number of times. This weekend was just as wonderful as the other times. The food is fantastic and just the right amount. The three courses are great and very good value for such high quality food. Would highly recommend it. We are looking forward to our next treat.

A pub that serves Old Peculier (difficult to get in Wales and South of England) and also great food. Great fried haddock, good gammon steak and chips. Great range of desserts and service was also very good. Pub itself is very quaint, full of nooks and crannies, wondered if I should have been ordering Butter Beer.

Very enjoyable meal with friends. Would recommend for an oldy worldy pub/restaurant.Very pleasant atmosphere and large reasonably priced menu.

We went here for a celebratory meal and were not disappointed. The pub is lovely, really old and quaint and provides an intimate atmosphere. The menu offers a good deal of choice as the pub and restaurant menus have been amalgamated. The portions were ample and very well presented. We all managed a starter and main, but couldn't manage a... More

Friendly and comfortable pub restaurant. Interesting and quirky old world cottage style. Warm log fires and fresh eggs for sale. We had a reservation for upstairs on a Sunday. Very busy, I think I would prefer a weekday or evening actually. My chicken was delicious, Husbands lamb not very impressive looked more like sliced meat out of a can. Vegetable... More