Fresh, locally sourced food served in amazing surroundings.

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We are open as usual

Despite the road closure signs stretching from Monmouth to Chepstow, the road to Tintern is completely open. We’re very much open as usual.

Our carvery isn’t just for Sundays – it’s also served every Saturday.

Saturday carvery
10% discount

*Discount does not apply to Smaller Plate/Trimmings Carvery options

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Our amazing and unique location is just one of the reasons people travel far and wide to visit us.

Set in the picturesque Wye Valley on the English-Welsh border, Tintern is a picture postcard location for visitors to the region. Based beside the famous Abbey, we have great views of the historic monument and the local landscape.

Our own building is also highly unique and is steeped in history. With fabulous large gardens with lots of seating and large flat car parks* we are easily accessible from the M4 & M5, with Cardiff, Bristol & Gloucester all easily reachable within the hour.

Join us every day from 12 noon for drinks and lunch from the Bar, Restaurant or Tea Room. Our main menu is served into the evening, featuring a wide range of options, including vegetarian, vegan and those who have allergies – all in addition to our daily specials.

*We operate a large flat pay and display car park park where an all day ticket costs £5 (card payments only). When you purchase your parking ticket you will receive a two-part ticket, please display one-part in your vehicle and bring the second-part with you into the Anchor Inn where it is redeemable in full against your food and drink bill.

Award winning food and drink

We pride ourselves on our locally sourced fresh food, cooked on site. With something for everyone at lunch, dinner or something in between. Our extensive menus change seasonally and offer daily specials.

A childrenʼs menu as well as vegetarian and allergy friendly dishes offer great choice for all – served 7 days a week from 12 noon.

We also serve a carvery every Sunday from 12:00 until 16:00 using fresh produce from local suppliers. Booking is advisable.

An extensive bar hosting a wide selection of real ales, ciders, soft drink options and a fantastic wine list.

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Nestled beside the historic and picturesque Tintern Abbey, we enjoy wonderful views of the ancient monument as well as wrap around views of the adjacent landscape.

Our outdoor children’s play area and seating is ideal for families looking to enjoy some sunshine in the warmer months. The Anchor’s extensive grounds include our own sports ﬁeld, which lends itself to a variety of uses. Football and cricket is played regularly throughout the season and we support both the local Tintern clubs as well as playing host to a number of outside events.

Three circular walks from The Anchor Inn

Brockweir and the Wye – 3 miles: Fairly easy

The Angidy valley – 3¾ miles: Fairly easy

Offa’s Dyke and the Devil’s Pulpit – 5½ miles: Moderate

Download our walking leaflet

Bring your four-legged friends

Are you looking for:

– somewhere to eat with friends and family but don’t want to leave your dog at home?
– somewhere to relax with great food & drink after a day out with your four-legged friend?

Bring your dog with you to The Anchor Inn

Dogs are allowed in the pub garden and the bar area and must be kept on a lead.

Please mention you have a dog when making a booking.

Join Our Loyalty Card Scheme

Pop into the pub to sign up to our loyalty card scheme to receive exclusive offers, discounts & future deals.

Earn 2 points for every £1 spent on food & drink.

Build up points & use your points value instead of cash next time you visit any of the Heartstone Inns. Get £2 to spend for every 100 points collected. For example, 1000 points equals £20.00 to spend!

Points can be redeemed towards food, drink or accommodation.

Follow the link below to view all the pubs where you can use your loyalty card.

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To check your points balance, pop into any of the Heartstone Inns and ask a member of staff.

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Exceptional food and service!

"We had a lovely time at The Anchor, we didn’t book, arriving about 1:45pm but still had a choice of tables . It was lovely to see a mix of people enjoying a peaceful Sunday here; families, friends, even furry friends! We particularly had great service from Hayden at the carvery, the food as always was excellent and we walked away satisfied and looking forward to the next time we visit! Thank you again for an exceptional service."

January 2025

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Great lunch stop

“Great stop for a late lunch with our dogs, after doing the walking trails, our food came hot and well presented. Beer good. Atmosphere was quiet on a Wednesday afternoon, which we enjoyed. The dogs were given water and not problem getting them a couple of rounds of toast.
We will be back”

June 2026

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Definitely recommend this place

“"The Anchor Inn Is in a picturesque position next to the river and next to tintern Abbey. We walked in and received a warm and friendly welcome from the staff - immediately feeling like part of the family. The menu covered all dietary requirements and there was something on there for everyone. The food was freshly cooked and piping hot. The lasagne was too die for."

February 2026

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Lovely Pub

“Today was our 2nd visit as we enjoyed our food soo much the first time. My parents are visiting so we decided to take them to see the Abbey and then in here for lunch. We arrived about 12pm and it was quiet but plenty of seats to choose from. The menu has a good choice of food even for me as a picky eater. The scampi and chips were delicious again as I had that the first time we visited and my mum really enjoyed her mushroom risotto. It was a nice pub to sit and relax in even better it’s all dog friendly. time"

Lyn, September 2025

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Tasty meal and good service

"We visited it for late lunch with our friend from Slovakia. They offer inside and outside seating. We all ordered soup of the day which was Moroccan spiced carrot and parsnip with piece of ciabatta and butter and Dirty fries with goat cheese, bacon and caramelised onions which was a bit like Canadian poutine without gravy, all very tasty. To drink we had big glass and small glass of Kingstone ale and big glass of blood orange cider. Based on our experience we can highly recommend this pub."

Eva, August 2025