Cross Inn — Restaurant in Wales

10/02/25: Time for an update I feel, The Cwmdu Stout (which hasn't been on for a while) is simply outstanding, for me it is seriously up there with the very best (e.g. Dark side of the moose) a must try. Cwmdu IPA so popular it's back on (earlier than planned) on Friday August 26th (ready for the Bank holiday). New beer added: 08/08/22, Cwmdu IPA, yes I know, a dark IPA, at 4.7%, very moreish. 30/5/22: PT-70 Obviously for the Queens 70th (platinum) jubilee 4.5%. Coal Porter 6.5%. 18/8/21: El Dorado 4.6%. 18/3/20. Liquid gold. Nov 2019 Hadleigh's. 14/8/19: Happy hop. 13/6/19: Amber archer. 29/5/19 Summer Blonde. 11/6/18 Mosaic. 16/4/18 Dragons fire & Pepper corn stout. 2/11/17: Rye & Dry. 24/4/17: Show me the honey. 14/4/17: Gravel rash. 27/3/17: Treacle Toes. This is in this day & age an unusual pub - no meals other than toasties, now added baguettes (August 2022), crisps, nuts & chocolates. Good welcome, excellent ales. New brews on a regular basis (from the on site micro brewery), definitely a must visit for ale enthusiasts - many deserved...

Excellent welcome from Dai and Anita ( sister in-law). Had e-mailed before my arrival to ask for advice on which beer would suit my palette. Gill, Dai's wife was very prompt in her reply, for which I am most grateful. I have been drinking beer for over 40 years and now prefer a sweeter 'bitter' or pale, such as Sharps Doombar or Sharps Atlantantic. In my earlier drinking days, I was a fan of draft Bass. Gill recommended the 'Oops' which she said was sweeter than their other draught beers. After explaining my preferences to Dai, I was given some 'Oops' to taste and then some 'American Pale Ale'. As the pale ale was fruitier, I settled for that. I thoroughly enjoyed my evening there and will definitely be back. They will be having a beer festival on the first bank holiday weekend in May. So make sure you come. It's well worth it. Support local entrepreneurs and stuff the big...

The most important thing to know about the Cross is that it has it's own micro brewery. The second is that the beer brewed here under the Cerddin brand is in my opinion amongst the best brewed in Britain. Enough said really. Although I could add that there is also a wide range of ciders on. The beer is a very good price and there is always a welcome. If you want a food menu, well they can always make you a fresh toastie to soak up the ale. Oh and there is a bus stop outside so no need to drive and restrict your...