Function room

The old lodge room, upstairs.

Where the miners’ lodge met, and the soup kitchen ran in 1984. Now birthdays, christenings, wakes, the choir and the odd council meeting.

The upstairs function room with round tables, white cloths, bunting and tall sash windows

The room

  • 60seated at round tables
  • 90standing, with a buffet
  • Own barand bar staff for the night
  • Freewith any buffet; £100 without

The room is the whole first floor: tall sash windows on two sides, a dark wood floor, a small bar in the corner and a sound system with a microphone and a projector. A stairlift runs from the back corridor, and the accessible toilet is on the ground floor.

Parties can run until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays and 11pm in the week. Wakes we will always fit in, usually within the week, and Carol will arrange the buffet around the funeral times.

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The terraced beer garden with picnic benches and festoon lights above the valley

Buffets

Three buffets, priced a head.

The finger buffet

£11.50 a head

Sandwiches, sausage rolls, Welsh cakes, chicken drumsticks, quiche, crisps and dips. Minimum 20.

The hot buffet

£15.50 a head

Chilli or curry with rice, or faggots and peas, with garlic bread, salads and a pudding table. Minimum 25.

The carvery buffet

£19.50 a head

Two roast meats carved in the room, potatoes, vegetables and gravy, then pudding. Minimum 30.

Allergies: please tell us about any allergy or intolerance before you order. Our kitchen handles all 14 major allergens, so we cannot promise any dish is free of traces. Ask for the allergen sheet; it lists every dish.

Questions about the function room

Is there step-free access?

There is a stairlift to the first floor and an accessible toilet on the ground floor. Tell us ahead and we will have it ready.

Can we bring our own cake?

Yes, and we will put it out with plates and a knife at no charge.

How late can a party go on?

Until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, 11pm in the week.

The fire is lit, the kettle’s on behind the bar, and there is a seat at the end.

Real ale from £4.20, a Sunday carvery at £13.95, the quiz on Tuesdays and a band on Saturdays, at the bottom of the High Street in Treharris since 1893.