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Brecon Tap
Brecon Tap
Brecon Tap is an ale and pie house at 6 Bulwark in central Brecon. It is a straightforward place to call for a meal, a drink or both while spending time in the town. Its own Tap pies are a feature of the home-cooked menu, alongside other pub dishes. The setting suits a lunch stop during a day in Brecon as well as an evening with friends after exploring the surrounding Bannau Brycheiniog.
Beer is an important part of the offer. The taps include local real ales, craft beers and international keg beers, giving visitors a choice beyond a single house brew. Cider, wine, spirits and soft drinks are available too. If you are travelling with others who want different things from a pub, there is room for a pie and a pint, a lighter bite or simply a drink and a conversation. The menu and the selection at the bar can change, so a particular dish or beer is best checked for your visit.
There is an outdoor drinking area as well as space inside, and the pub welcomes families and dogs. Live music is another part of Brecon Tap’s programme on selected dates. Its location on the Bulwark puts it close to Brecon’s shops and central streets; the canal basin, cathedral and other parts of the town can be explored on foot from here. That makes it an easy place to include in a visit that is about Brecon itself, not only a stop before heading to the hills.
Welcome to Brecon Tap
Brecon Tap is an ale and pie house at 6 Bulwark in central Brecon. It is a straightforward place to call for a meal, a drink or both while spending time in the town. Its own Tap pies are a feature of the home-cooked menu, alongside other pub dishes. The setting suits a lunch stop during a day in Brecon as well as an evening with friends after exploring the surrounding Bannau Brycheiniog.
Beer is an important part of the offer. The taps include local real ales, craft beers and international keg beers, giving visitors a choice beyond a single house brew. Cider, wine, spirits and soft drinks are available too. If you are travelling with others who want different things from a pub, there is room for a pie and a pint, a lighter bite or simply a drink and a conversation. The menu and the selection at the bar can change, so a particular dish or beer is best checked for your visit.
There is an outdoor drinking area as well as space inside, and the pub welcomes families and dogs. Live music is another part of Brecon Tap’s programme on selected dates. Its location on the Bulwark puts it close to Brecon’s shops and central streets; the canal basin, cathedral and other parts of the town can be explored on foot from here. That makes it an easy place to include in a visit that is about Brecon itself, not only a stop before heading to the hills.
Amenities
- Dietary Requirements Catered For
- Family Friendly
- Wi-fi
- Dog Friendly
- Local Produce
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How to book
Book a table by phone or through Brecon Tap's website. For drinks, feel free to call in without booking.
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