Usk & Railway Inn
Type:Restaurant - Pub
Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8RS
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The Usk & Railway Inn is a well stocked country inns with Beers, Lagers, Real Ales, Cider,Spirits, Malt Whiskies and Wines from around the world and a good selection of soft drinks, including tea, coffee and hot chocolate.
Hungry?
A varied Chef prepared menu using local produce whenever possible is served in the bar or dining area - meat is from the local butcher and eggs are all local free range.
We welcome walkers, bikers, cyclists, children and dogs (dogs only in the bar area).
Chargrilled steaks with all the trimmings are always a firm favourite along with classics such as steak & ale pie, curries, lasagne, fish, chicken, vegetarian options etc
If you just want a snack, expect everything from jacket potatoes to paninis, soup to cheesy garlic bread or even just cheesy chips.
Parties and special occasions are catered for, with everything from a roast meal to a finger buffet.
We serve delicious Chef prepared food in our restaurant.
By Car:
Follow the A40 past Brecon and head towards LLandovery. When you reach Sennybridge you will see us on the left hand side.
From Cardiff head out on the A470 towards Merthyr Tydfil. Stay on the A470 past Merthyr towards Brecon. Follow the A40 past Brecon and head towards LLandovery. When you reach Sennybridge you will see us on the left hand side.
From Swansea head out on the A4067 towards Brecon. Stay on the A4067 until Defynnog then left for Sennybridge. When you reach Sennybridge you will see us on the left hand side.
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