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Definitely a place worth visiting if you're in the neighbourhood. I had my bicycle with me but was able to enter the beer garden through a side entrance/gate which makes it wheelchair friendly also; both bonus points. I had the steak sandwich; succulent streak strips, perfectly cooked with onions and mushroom between homemade ciabatta bread. Whether the ciabatta was actually homemade I do not know for sure, but it was advertised as such and tasted accordingly. I upgraded my chips to sweet potato and ordered peppercorn side too upon being asked by the waiter (Ed). Everything arrived promptly, warm and very tastefully presented; the chef definitely knows what they are doing. The bartender pours a nice pint, but forgot to bring a menu or inform Ed that I wanted one. That and the fact you must pay inside are the only 'negative' things I have to say about my experience here. Ed, you're a class waiter and I hope to have you serve me again next time I visit! Great food, great drinks, great service and a nice decor in the back beer garden with a mix of tables, lounges and benches.
Maarten “Tony” S.Maarten “Tony” S.
10
I usually go for the steak because they clearly select good quality meat in this pub. Today, I decided to take a risk and go for the leg of lamb. I am saying it is a risk because I am not too keen on lamb meat, but also it is one of the hardest dishes to get right. I must say this was one of the best dishes that goes straightin my favourites book. Everything was cooked just right, the Yorkshire pudding, the roast veges, the gravy and they also seve one of the tastiest ale you can find. Absolutely delicious food. I always get warm welcome from the gentleman who seems to own and manages the place. The place wasn't too busy and they serve extremely fast. Maybe I was just lucky that I arrived at the right time. Great food and service, so nothingless than full 5 stars to this pub. If you're passing by Abergavenny, you would not want to miss this. Sorry for the messed up image. I remembered to take the photo half way through eating
M GaafarM Gaafar
10
The staff were great and the vibe of the pub was good. The food wasn't the best. Came for a roast . We had a Eton mess for dessert and it was sad. It was one of the lowest effort desserts I've ever been served and it was also expensive! So I was really expecting more. The apple crumble had no dough and the apple wasn't properly cooked. Tasted more like apple sauce than a crumble. I always hate reviewing low especially when staff is great but the food was too shocking.
Kyle FourieKyle Fourie
20
Went here for some food and was really happy with the whole experience. Food was absolutely delicious and a good sized portion for the price. They had Aspal cider on draught so that was an instant win for me and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The pub itself is hidden away and is a little hidden gem. Would highly recommend to anyone who wants a meal with the family or just a quick pint.
Daniel CampbellDaniel Campbell
10
We visited Abergavenny for the day and googled local pubs,this one came up. So glad we went in, atmosphere is lovely,very family orientated. We both had homemade plaice goujons, came with chips, salad and lemon mayo,excellent. Beer is good too. Garden nice for the better weather. Really got The Covid track n trace sorted too. If we lived here it would be our local.
Fiona SavilleFiona Saville
00
Town centre pub with a nice garden behind the building. Had dinner in the garden which was very good. I had the steak with peppercorn sauce and chips which was well cooked and well presented. The others in my party had fish and chips and beef lasagna. Service is friendly and welcoming. Food arrived quickly. Good pub food at a good price.
Julian CurtisJulian Curtis
10
Nearby Attractions Of The Grofield Inn
Abergavenny Market
Abergavenny Museum
Linda Vista Gardens
St Mary's Priory
Abergavenny Bridge

Abergavenny Market
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Abergavenny Museum
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Linda Vista Gardens
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St Mary's Priory
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Grofield Inn
The Coliseum - JD Wetherspoon
Casa Bianca
Portico Lounge
Anatolian Restaurant
Hen & Chicken
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Casa Bianca
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Anatolian Restaurant
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Basic Info
Address
Baker St, Abergavenny NP7 5BB, United Kingdom
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+44 1873 858939
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Website
grofield.com
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4.7
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Charming tavern featuring traditional English bar grub, pints, Sunday roasts & a modest beer garden.
attractions: Abergavenny Market, Abergavenny Museum, Linda Vista Gardens, St Mary's Priory, Abergavenny Bridge, restaurants: The Coliseum - JD Wetherspoon, Casa Bianca, Portico Lounge, Anatolian Restaurant, Hen & Chicken, Gurkha Corner Restaurant, Cwtch Cafe, Nicholls Botanical Cafe, Luigis, Pizzorante
