Mid Wales remains one of the most overlooked yet rewarding regions anywhere in Britain — a landscape of mountain roads, valleys, forests, market towns, reservoirs, open countryside, and independent Welsh communities stretching across the centre of the country.

Nestled in the hills of Mid Wales, Llanwrtyd Wells is famous for being Britain’s smallest town—but despite its size, it offers a welcoming handful of places to eat and drink. Whether you’re stopping during a road trip, finishing a long cycle ride through the Cambrian Mountains, or returning from a walk in the countryside, there are several friendly spots in town where you can relax and enjoy good food.