Metropole Hotel | Spencer’s Bar & Brasserie
Type:Cafe-Bar
Temple Street, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5DY
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The Spencers Bar & Brasserie in the Metropole Hotel, is a popular venue for both locals and visitors to the area.
THE Brasserie offer light snacks to more extensive meals including for example:
Wok fried Clonakilty black pudding with Pembroke potatoes
chirizo and poached hens egg or grilled Panty Gawn goats cheese,
beetroot and pine nut salad on Organic sunflower rye bread.
Mains include giant cod in Felinfoel ale batter, Rib eye or fillet of Welsh Black Beef. Delicious desserts include homemade spotted dick with creamy custard or lime cheesecake with summer berries and citrus syrup.
“We take great enjoyment from sourcing local products and our team of chefs to provide really outstanding dishes…”
Afternoon Tea
ENJOY A RELAXING AFTERNOON TEA SPREAD IN OUR SPENCER’S BAR AREA OR OUR LARGE LOUNGE AREA WITH BIG COMFORTABLE CHAIRS AND SOFAS OR AS A POPULAR GIFT VOUCHER IDEA.
A pot of tea: Welsh Brew Tea or Earl Grey, Assam, Darjeeling
Finger sandwiches on Henllan Bakery Bread: Smoked Salmon, Local Free Range Dolau Egg and Cress, Traditional Cucumber
Hand Cut Crisps from Tyrrells Farm
Baked Scones with Strawberry Preserve and Clotted Cream
Selection of Cakes with Berries
Make it a special occasion and add on a glass of sparkling Prosecco
AFTERNOON TEA GIFT EXPERIENCE
Starters include Wok fried Clonakilty black pudding with Pembroke potatoes, chirizo and poached hens egg or grilled Panty Gawn goats cheese, beetroot and pine nut salad on Organic sunflower rye bread.
Mains include giant cod in Felinfoel ale batter, Rib eye or fillet of Welsh Black Beef. Delicious desserts incude our homemade spotted dick with creamy custard or lime cheesecake with summer berries and citrus syrup.
A popular venue for local people and residents the Brasserie is a pleasant alternative to the Radnor restaurant.
“I take great enjoyment from sourcing local products and working with my team of chefs to provide really outstanding dishes…”
A selection of our creative dishes:
*‘Braised Shank of Nantmel Lamb, Red Wine Sauce & Roasted Shallots’
*‘Welsh Black Rib Eye Steak’
*‘Gooey Garlic Potatoes’
*‘Homemade Sticky Toffee Pudding with Butterscotch Sauce’
*‘Whole Roasted Hock of Ham,Conway Mustard Mash, Roasted Roots and Caramalised Orange Sauce’
*‘Grilled Pantysgawn Goats Cheese, Beetroot & Pine Nut Salad’
£9.95 - £17.95
By Road
Located in the centre of Llandrindod Wells The Metropole Hotel is easily accesible by Road. The A483 passes in front of the hotel. Our large car park is situated to the rear of the hotel.
If you are coming from the south the best route is over the second Severn Bridge and up the A449 then A40 to Abergavenny. This is all Motorway or Dual carriageway. It is about 45 miles to Llandrindod from Abergavenny.
From the east take the A44 from the M5
From the north take the M56 off the M6 then the A483
Location Distance Time:
•Cardiff 68 miles – 1 hour 30mins
•Manchester 122 miles – 2 hours 25mins
•London (Paddington) 192 miles – 3 hours 15mins
•Birmingham 76 miles – 1 hour 50mins
•Chester 79 miles – 1 hour 45mins
•Bristol 88 miles 1 hour 40mins
By Rail
Llandrindod Wells train station is a short walk from the hotel and is linked by the Heart of Wales line to Swansea and Shrewsbury. Trains run about four times a day.
The nearest railway station is Llandrindod Wells, which is 0 miles away.
The Metropole Hotel, Llandrindod WellsThe Metropole Hotel is located in the beautiful Spa town of Llandrindod Wells in the heart of Mid Wales and is renowned for its' warm and friendly atmosphere, comfortable accommodation and superb cuisine.
Metropole Hotel | Radnor & Miles Restaurant, Llandrindod WellsOur Head Chef is dedicated to using the finest local ingredients and has been awarded an AA rosette for his modern British cuisine.
The Metropole Hotel | Meetings & Conferences, Llandrindod WellsManaging Director Justin Baird-Murray, his Management Team and staff are all dedicated to providing you with a professional service in a relaxing and welcoming manner. Your comfort and enjoyment are our first priority.
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