The Sloop Inn, Llandogo What Our Customers Say
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What Our Customers Have to Say Anout Their Experience at the Sloop Inn
David & Liz, Bournemouth
"Home from home. Always a delight"
Jane, IOW
"Lovely stay - V. nice burgers!"
Monica & Mita, Australians from Austria
"Lovely town and people, thanks for the warm Welsh welcome"
Chris J, Bishops Stortford
"We went for an end of holiday meal. We were made very welcome, friendly service and very good food - BIG portions, freshly made, delicious. We managed to force a dessert down too...just! The staff were very helpful, attentive and answered questions on allergies very well. Overall highly recommended. "
Steve P, Sutton Coldfield
"Stayed at the Sloop Inn on the way to Cardiff for one night booked on lastminute.com .Had the small room overlooking the rooftop but perfectly fine . Food both at breakfast and in the evening excellent as was the beer Doom Bar . A great find and we shall be back .Thanks "
KMC,Georgia, USA
"This review is of the restaurant, not the accommodations.
The restaurant at Tintern Abbey was closed when we were visiting so we went in search of food elsewhere. Luckily we ended up at The Sloop Inn. We were traveling with our dog and one of the things we were looking for was a place that would welcome her too. It was a chilly day so a place that would allow us to be inside and warm while we enjoyed our meal was most appealing.
The decor is fairly plain. It appears to be more a pub that serves food than a restaurant. Don't let that put you off. I didn't harbor high hopes that the food would be all that great. I was VERY pleasantly surprised. The menu is small but they also have daily specials. Every dish we ordered was fantastic.
From our one visit I can highly recommend the Burgers - piled high with onion rings and served with hand cut chunky chips, the gammon and eggs, the lasagna and stuffed chicken breast with mushroom sauce and chips. The onion rings and chips at this restaurant/pub are what every other establishment should strive for!
The Sloop offers great value for a quality home cooked meal. We look forward to visiting again on our next visit to Wales. "
The restaurant at Tintern Abbey was closed when we were visiting so we went in search of food elsewhere. Luckily we ended up at The Sloop Inn. We were traveling with our dog and one of the things we were looking for was a place that would welcome her too. It was a chilly day so a place that would allow us to be inside and warm while we enjoyed our meal was most appealing.
The decor is fairly plain. It appears to be more a pub that serves food than a restaurant. Don't let that put you off. I didn't harbor high hopes that the food would be all that great. I was VERY pleasantly surprised. The menu is small but they also have daily specials. Every dish we ordered was fantastic.
From our one visit I can highly recommend the Burgers - piled high with onion rings and served with hand cut chunky chips, the gammon and eggs, the lasagna and stuffed chicken breast with mushroom sauce and chips. The onion rings and chips at this restaurant/pub are what every other establishment should strive for!
The Sloop offers great value for a quality home cooked meal. We look forward to visiting again on our next visit to Wales. "
TP, Cambridgeshire
"Have eaten here on and off for more than 20 years, third time under the new owners. Food is very good quality, with 'proper' sized portions, at great prices. Children's menu has a lot of choice, although their portions were so big my two couldn't finish them! Very friendly service too. Can't wait to go back! "
Phil Robo, Cwmbran
"The rooms are all comfortable and en suite all with wifi Food is great with excellent service and a lovely restaurant The bar is homely and the locals are very friendly All in all it's a lovely place to go for a long stay or a day out in the wye valley with ample parking and friendly staff "
Katie & Adam, Essex
"A lovely inn, welcoming and comfortable, set in a brilliant location. All in all a perfect day."
Dave Williamson
"Very good stay after leg of the Wye Valley Walk, thank you"
