Three terraces up the hill
Beer garden
Three terraces behind the pub with a view down the Taff Bargoed valley, festoon lights, a covered smoking shelter and room for dogs and children.
Behind the pub the garden climbs the hill in three terraces, and from the top one you can see down the valley to Quakers Yard.
There are twelve picnic benches, festoon lights for summer evenings, a covered and heated shelter for smokers, and a fenced lower terrace where children can play within sight of the tables. Dogs are welcome on every terrace.
On summer Saturdays from May to September Rhys runs a barbecue from four until eight: burgers, sausages from the butcher in Treharris and halloumi skewers, from £8.
What you get
- Three terraces with a valley view
- Twelve picnic benches
- Covered, heated smoking shelter
- Fenced lower terrace for children
- Summer Saturday barbecues
What it costs
Free to use; barbecues on summer Saturdays from £8. Every price is on the pub page; tonight’s event is on what’s on.
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 beer garden
Is the garden open in winter?
Yes, with the heaters on in the shelter. The festoon lights stay up all year.
Can we book a terrace?
The top terrace can be booked for a party in summer at no charge.
Is it step-free?
The lower terrace is step-free from the back door; the upper two are up steps.
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.