The Bridgend Brynmawr - Blaenau Gwent

This is a real rarity in the valleys: a pub that offers a great choice for vegetarian and vegan. when they are on the way to the west on the heads of the valleys and have slept enough of the streetworks on the clydach, this is a great place to stop. I have volatilized the cured flower cauliflower cake, but that was (probably from the menu, so I had a Mexican bohnburger and chips. that was in order, but a bit of stone, and I also longed for a green veg. also the only real ale in the offer was hobgoblin; a beautiful bright ale would have been just the job. the bridge is a great sound, but you might need to book too busy times. oh, to use Americans: bryn' is easy to discuss (rhymes with gin, but mawr' rhymes with flour'; only imagine it is booked with about six rs: mehlrr'.

This is a real rarity in the Valleys: a pub that offers ample choice for vegetarians and vegans. If you travelling west on the Heads of the Valleys and have had enough of the roadworks on the Clydach gorge, this is a great place to stop. I fancied the curried cauliflower pie, but this was (temporarily? off the menu, so I had a Mexican beanburger and chips instead. This was fine, but a bit stodgy, and i was longing for some green veg, too. Also the only real ale on offer was Hobgoblin; a nice pale ale would 've been just the job. That aside, the Bridge is a great find, but you may need to book at busy times. Oh, for the benefit of any passing Americans: 'bryn ' is easy to pronounce (rhymes with 'gin ' , but 'mawr ' rhymes with 'flour '; only imagine it 's spelled with about six Rs: 'flourrrrrr '.

This is a real rarity in the valleys: a pub that offers a great selection for vegetarians and vegans. If you are traveling west on the heads of the valleys and have enough of the streets on the Clydach gorge, this is a great place to stop. I ventilated the cursed cauliflower cake, but that was (previous)? I had a Mexican bohnburger and chips. That was good, but a little bit rocky, and I also longed for a green veg. Also the only real Ale was Hobgoblin; a beautiful pale ale would have been "just the job. By the way, the bridge is a great find, but you may need to book at busy times. Oh, for the good of the passing Americans: 'bryn' is easy to pronounce (Rhymes with 'gin', but 'mawr' rhymes with 'flour'; just imagine it's written with about six Rs: 'Flurrrrrrrrr'.

Lovely meal great service Parking: Great Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Mixed Grill and Chips, Beef Madras Parking space: Plenty of parking

Lovely friendly welcome, perfect pub grub. Price per person: £60–70 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4