|
The
Greenhouse |
|
PUBLICAN |
Eric Owen. |
|
ADDRESS |
Newport Road, Llantarnam,
Cwmbran, South Wales NP44 3BP Tel. 01633 863388 |
|
|
MAP |
Click
Here For Map. |
|
PUB
EXPLORER REFERENCE |
43644. |
|
PUB
OPENING TIMES |
Sunday - Thursday 12noon -
11pm.
Friday & Saturday 12noon - 12mn. |
|
|
DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Carling, Heineken, Stella,
Brains 45, Brains Smooth, Guinness, Strongbow Cider.
|
|
|
REAL ALES |
Brains SA / Bitter / Rev
James.
|
|
|
ENTERTAINMENT |
Plasma Screen TV. |
|
|
|
DINING AT THE GREENHOUSE
Quality Pub Food all cooked to order using fresh
produce which is Welsh sourced wherever possible. Traditional
food such as steaks, pies etc., served from our own main menu and
Specials board.
Sunday Lunch is served with choice of usually 3 roasts. |
|
|
ACCOMPANYING
DRINKS |
Range of Wines. Tea & Range
of Speciality Coffees. |
|
|
MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 12noon -
9pm. Sunday 12noon - 3pm. |
|
|
MENU |
Online Menu Here. |
|
|
|
FACILITIES |
Wi-Fi Access, Extensive Beer
Garden (with benches & umbrellas), Wheelchair
Access, Disabled Toilet. |
|
|
SMOKING
SHELTER |
Small smoking shelter with
lighting (to the back). |
|
|
OTHER |
Children Welcome (not at the
bar), Coaches Welcome. Debit & Credit Cards accepted. |
|
 The Greenhouse is located next to St
Michaels & All Angels Church in Llantarnam where the Victoria Cross holder, John William Fielding,
on whom
the film 'Zulu' was based, is buried. It is also close to Llantarnam Abbey, a monastic
institution operated by the Sisters of St Joseph of Annecy.
Refurbished in January 2008, the pub was built in 1719 and the front of the
building is Grade II listed. Inside is open plan with a restaurant
area where traditional pub food can be chosen from a main menu or Specials
board. A selection of real ales, plus draught beers and quality wines
are available to enjoy on the comfortable seating. If you are lucky
you may meet up with the ghost of an old landlady who is rumoured to roam the pub!
Outside there is a field sized garden with benches and umbrellas which is a
popular spot during the long hot days of summer. Why not call in next
time you are close by and enjoy a real Welsh welcome.
|
|
