Fox and Hounds Llancarfan

Great Sunday Lunch at the Fox. Generous portion of meat - we chose the lamb and the pork. Delicious vegetables, roast potatoes, Yorkshires and gravy. Didn’t really have room for dessert but couldn’t resist and both the vanilla cheesecake and panacotta were fantastic. Really lovely sitting outside by the river. The chef Que really knows how to add flavour to every part of the meal.

My husband and I visited for Sunday lunch and all I can say was the food was absolutely amazing, definitely one of the best Sunday lunches I’ve ever had. There’s a warm and friendly a**osphere and the staff are lovely. I can’t wait to return and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this place to anyone looking for somewhere to eat in.

Sunday lunch at the Fox & Hounds today prepared by Chef Matthew James was absolutely fantastic, deep fried Brie, followed by melt in the mouth pork belly, my husband and other members of our party had roast beef and the turkey breast which were both very tender, juicy and full of flavour. Meals were accompanied by huge serving of vegetables and cauliflower cheese, then for dessert yummy salted caramel cheesecake. Lovely ambiance and great service. Can't wait for our next visit.

Mixed feelings , very kind young man met us and let us check in early , lovely big room could hear the brook from our room which was great . The room is tired we were told new owners working on updating the place . Our bed was massive and very comfortable , I could feel springs in the mattress but slept fine . Continental breakfast on week days was lovely . Unfortunately the full Welsh fried breakfast was awful on the Saturday morning . I understand the new owner is trying to update the place but the tables in the restaurant area were sticky each morning our clothes stuck to the chairs and the plates had to be peeled off the table . The location of the pub was beautiful. Our little dog was made very welcome which really pleased me so top marks for that . We had 2 very different experiences with the staff on our arrival day the young lady was brilliant and the following morning too , nothing was too much trouble . But the next few day was a completely opposite experience with a different young lady . The place has a great feel to it , locals at the bar having food and a drink nice a**ospheric in the evening . One last thing the heating in our room not sure why but it was off after we returned from a long cold day out to a cold room

To the manager thank you so much for bringing your staff out to glare at me and trying to be as intimidating as possible on Wednesday, where I was meeting friends for drink. Now let me first explain the word hospitality to you." The friendly and generous reception of guests visitors or strangers". Let me respond to your comments, why did I not complain on the night, We are not that sort to kick off in a pub we were out for meal, my wife does not like confrontation, my work does not allow me to put myself in those positions. Why did I leave a tip I, I felt sorry for the staff having to serve the rubbish and put up with many complaints. Now my friends did tell you after I left that, the food you serve is rubbish, that is why we as locals don't eat there. We want to support local pubs, so we try your food, it's rubbish we leave it a few month's hoping it gets better. Then try again. Read the reviews and take it on board , do something about it not abuse your clientele. You response of I have run a few pubs and the presentation was standard, I have eaten in hundreds and your presentation is standard ...very very sub standard. As for my title of the review being dramatic your right as I left out the word rocky. Any manager worth their salary would have spoken to me quietly offered an apology, tried to appease the situation. But not you just line the staff up behind the bar as a sign of defiance including the school cook. And glare and make sarcastic comments. From the entire staff behaviour I can only assume you have an agenda to run what was a fine dining experience in other hands into the ground.

We popped in for lunch today and sat outside which was lovely. Dog friendly which is great, as we're always looking for new places we can go to with the dog. Food was lovely and staff were welcoming.

We stayed two nights with our 3 Jack Russell's excellent warm clean room and bathroom very warm welcome wonderful hearty Welsh breakfast parking very convenient wonderful Welsh Village lovely for giving the dogs a stoll safe and quiet excellent location for Cardiff Barry

Locals very welcoming staff very accommodating area lovely nice quiet very rural room very clean and had everything you needed lovely church to view net to it and some nice places to walk

A nice country pub situated in a quiet pleasant village within ten minutes' drive of Cardiff airport. It's a shame that it's not better run. We booked a night's accommodation some weeks beforehand (and at first received no confirmation till we phoned them later and they told us we were already booked in) and booked a table for the evening meal. They phoned us on the day of our travel to say that they don't do food on Mondays. On arrival we said we were disappointed by that and were told grumpily that we couldn't have booked it. But they had phoned us that very day. In the morning there was no hot water; the girl in reception was not concerned for us ("Yeah, the cook's trying to fix it."). The breakfast was very poor - a small selection of commercial cereals, a small plate of salami and cheese cubes for the several guests and cheap toast. This pub could be great - if they were less grudging and the staff were taught how to be a lot more we lcoming.