The Millers Arms — Restaurant in Wales

Cozy nice decorated pub. The beer (coor) on tap was warm and so was the heineken from the fridge. While ordering you could here someone throwing smth and swearing from the kitchen. We waited 45min for our food, only 4-5 other guests.

The burger was really disappointing. It was nnot made there it was a chewy hard factory burger, the cheese was a big hard lump, the burger sauce was missing, the chips were tasteless and floury. My daughter's garlic chicken was tasteless, the sauce just cream and the same sas chips. The coleslaw was dry on top. Although we were very hungry, we could not eat the food. No one came to ask if the food was ok, so for the first time in my life I took the food back and asked for half the money back. The waiter took the food to the kitchen, from which loud angry screams began to be heard. The waiter came back and looked distressed, returned some of the money. The staff probably tried their best but were not professionals, the chef seems to hate his job was scary and rude. I have never seen anything like this,...

Well, I have to say probably the most awful Sunday roast I have ever had in my life... For starts the mashed potato wasn't even mashed is was still all hard inside, the roast potatoes were absolutely gross, tasted and felt like they have been cooked the day before and warmed back up in the microwave. It was ordered over the phone for collection stating we wanted it HOT. and it was cold. Also told them on one dinner we wanted just peas and carrots no other veg. Young girl on the phone must have thought a Yorkshire pudding was a vegetable because when we got home we were missing one of them too, no stuffing and really watery gravy 🤢 on collection we were waiting 20 minutes for it to be given to us when we arrived for 1.30pm the time agreed over the phone. Honestly just a absolute shambles and such a disappointment. Didn't end up eating it, went straight in the bin. What a waste of good money. Will not be recommending to anyone...

Went for the Sunday carvery. There was beef, turkey, Yorkshire puddings, stuffing, cauliflower cheese, peas, carrots, swede, roast potatoes and gravy. There was not enough gravy in the entire pub to save dry beef and even drier turkey. The carrots had a sour taste and the cauliflower was mushy with not much flavour. The friendly lads serving did give me a huge portion and were very keen to please by giving the exact pieces of meat I asked for. The bar staff were very friendly and attentive but unfortunately because of the quality of the food, we won't go back. There are too many establishments around these days with far better options than to ever go back to this place a second time. Mediocre is just not good enough for a return...