restaurant

The Black Bull consists of several different dining spaces, each with their own distinct feel, but the main space occupies the long space once taken up by a terrace of cottages that adjoined the pub. As with the bar, this restaurant area abounds with traditional charm and combines that with a classic sense of luxury.

           

 

Part of its charm are the nooks and cubbyholes that branch off from this space. There are three private rooms connecting to the restaurant: an intimate booth that can seat up to eight (said to be the very spot where William Hague chose to propose to Ffion), a larger room that can seat 12, and the largest, which can comfortably hold 20 to 30 people.