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Nicki and Steve welcome you to the Rhos Yr Hafod Inn.
Situated on the edge of the Ceredigion highlands and just four miles from spectactular
Cardigan bay, our traditional 19th century Freehouse offers something for both visitors
and locals alike. Round off a fun day on the coast with fine ales and great
home cooked food in our cosy restaurant or soak up the sun in our pretty beer garden.
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The Pub
The pub is believed to date from 1849 and retains the original stables,
now an intimate and welcoming little restaurant. The front bar has a comfortable settle
and a stove to warm yourself by on cold days. Families are welcome to use our lounge room
that opens onto the garden at the rear of the pub. We host a quiz night every Sunday,
and we are home to an excellent darts team.
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The Food
We aim to source our food as locally and seasonally as we can with many
items using organic ingredients, which means that our
home-cooked menu is constantly evolving and changing, with the exception of a few of our
customers' pub favourites. Why not take a look at a sample of the kind of
menu we offer. Please have a look at the web sites of some of our
suppliers
We are fully booked for Christmas day lunch, but please ask about our christmas party menu,
available all December or even January!
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The Beer
The pub has merited an entry in the 2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010 Good Beer Guides. We serve
Youngs Bitter as our regular brew, with up to two regularly changing cask ales sourced from regional
microbreweries. Ask for our upcoming ales, and if you have a personal favourite, put in a
request and we'll do our best to source it for you.
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The Local Area
Our pub is situated in the stunning rural setting of west Wales. Just 12 miles
from the historic university town of Aberystwyth and 4 miles from the pretty port of Aberaeron.
The area is well known for its beaches, brightly painted georgian properties and trotting competitions
at nearby Tregaron. The local countryside is ideal for walking or mountain biking and there is plenty
for the visitor to do and see.
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The lack of traffic and challenging country lanes make the area ideal for classic bikes and cars. We
welcome both, here are some of the events we have hosted.
How to find us
The pub is located in the village of Cross Inn on the junction of the B4337 and the B4577.
The B4337 runs from Llanrhystud south to the A482 at Temple Bar. The B4577 runs from Aberarth on the coast
road to the A485 close to Tregaron. Cross Inn lies approximately 6 miles from Aberaeron and 12 miles from
Aberystwyth. Click on the map to see a full sized version.
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Opening Times
- Monday: 1111closed
- Tuesday: 11115pm to close
- Wednesday: 15pm to close
- Thursday: 1115pm to close
- Friday: 111115pm to close
- Saturday: 1115pm to close
- Sunday: 111112 noon to 3pm, 6pm to close
- Food served, Tue to Sat 6-9pm, Sun 12:30-2 (Carvery, booking advised).
Contact us
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