The Anchor Tintern - Carte

Really good value, tasty and abundant food, lovely staff. Very busy for Sunday lunch carvery but in a good way. Will be coming back.

This is a lovely place for lunch, with really pleasant staff and fairly good food. The views from here are spectacular and we used it asa base to walk to the Devil’s Pulpit.

We often stop here when in the area, but it has declined since our last visit. Gone is the useful snack/cake shop…it’s now just a pub offering very poor and overpriced food. We’ll be stopping elsewhere next time. Voir le carte

The carvery at this restaurant is absolutely delicious, the best I've had in a while. The staff were all extremely helpful and attentive, and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. I can't wait to come back again when I'm in the area.

Ordered the fish and chips. It was the smallest piece of fish I've ever seen, and it was one of the cheaper white fish substitutes rather than cod or plaice. Would happily paid around £9 mark for what I got but felt ripped off at a smidge under £16. Wouldn't go back.

Nice sunshine complemented the surroundings situated in the beautiful countryside of South Wales . We were welcomed by friendly,patient and helpful staff who showed us a good choice of reasonable priced menu .We weren’t disappointed with the quality of food .After finishing our lunch we weren’t rush to leave after we took our elderly fragile uncle with us .The Anchor staff were very understanding allowing us to spend some quality time with our uncle after we’d driven a long way to see him .When we next visit the area we’d definitely eat there again . Voir le carte

We stopped by for drinks and to let our little one play in the lovely garden with a play area. However, there were swarms of wasps outside which made it difficult for us to enjoy our drinks, so we ended up leaving. It was disappointing to see many tables left uncleared with leftover food and drinks, making the situation even worse. One table even had leftover food from a party, including half a birthday cake melting in the heat. Despite the lovely setting and nice park with a large grass area, we were unable to sit and enjoy it as we had hoped to order food.

We stayed in Tintern, which is a beautiful village. There are five places to eat in such a small place. We booked The Anchor, which is in a beautiful location, overlooking the Abbey. Unfortunately, the service was very poor. We waited a long time to be served with our drinks and then to take the order. I have a garlic allergy and they were good at checking the menu for this. The food was very average. My daughters ordered dessert and waited over half an hour for this. When I questioned where it was, we were told there had been a mis communication with the system and the kitchen hadn’t picked it up. We had booked in for a second evening but cancelled following our experience.

The restaurant review highlights the positives of the location and outdoor seating options, as well as the £5 car park charge which can be credited against food purchases. The modern toilets and spacious indoor area are also mentioned. However, it is noted that the pub is very busy and shares a car park with Tintern Abbey. Only bar service is available with local beer on tap. The reviewer experienced long queues on a busy Saturday and found the service impersonal due to the high number of customers. The sandwiches were average with partly hard bread, likely due to the staff being rushed. It is recommended to secure a table first and remember the table number when ordering food. Voir le carte