Cross Keys Inn - Monmouthshire

Spent a few hours in thereon Monday this week with work colleagues, we were made to feel very welcome by staff in a lovely quaint pub. We had a number of drinks and food, along with many games of pool. Food we found was fantasy, one of the best steak n ale pies iv ever had. Thanks so much

The Cross keys in Usk, it is a fantastic old pub with history, AND an amazing B&B, the room was lovely and clean, the owners lovely and friendly. Food... amazing! Always Hot and delicious. Breakfast was really really great with lots of coffee, juice and just one of THE best cooked breakfasts. Highly recommend this fab old pub. It has history, which for us makes it warm, interesting and quaint. It even is reported to have a ghost-however the only spirits we saw were Jack, Gordon and Captain Morgan! We will return!

On arival the car park was closed probably due to social distancing. So we parked around the corner. On entry the pub looked clean and tidy sanitising station outside with signe asking u to sanitise your hands and wait to be seated. Wich we did. After about 5 minutes waiting with no staff member in sight so we walked in to the pub. We were told to find a seat wich wasn't a problem as we were the only ones inside. We ordered drinks 1 glass of wine 1 ice water. Then we ordered food as in pictures. My pie was OK nothing special. Disappointing portion of chips Misses had lasagna and garlic bread with a side of chips. The lasagna was a good size but bland and chewy garlic bread was hard but chips OK though small portion. On the plus side the sauvignon blanc was v good. Sad to see an old pub like this so quiet but the food was no better than an average transport caff

My friends and I needed a break after exploring Usk in the rain, and this restaurant was just what we were looking for. The food was affordable, and while the drinks were a bit pricey, they weren't too expensive. We even got to watch Argentina beat Australia in a live rugby union match on Sky on the big screen. I would definitely stop by again, as the owner and their lovely cook showed us great hospitality.

We went in for early evening meal at 6pm yesterday evening. The pub was not busy but we still had to wait for more than 30 minutes for food. I had medical condition and can drink water only. I asked for a mug of warm water and my husband joined me. When we paid the bill we were told they charged £1 per mug of water. No to say nowhere would charge people for drinking water only. Even if this pub usually charge for that they should have mentioned it to guests beforehand as that was not mentioned on the menu or anywhere at their place. It was the first time we have been asked for paying for plain water.