Home of Merthyr Town FC

Since 1908

Capacity 4,000

Rating: 4.6

★★★★★

(236) Google Reviews

★★★★★

Great Sunday dinner. Well worth the money. 4 different types of potato and 3 choices of meat. Gravy was perfect.

Jonathan Davies

3 weeks ago

★★★★★

Enjoyed a warm and friendly welcome to Merthyr Town last weekend. Proper non-league ground and fans. Would avoid parking at the ground as this is limited. Parked in town for £1 all day. The Merthyr cob is a must!

Mark J

a year ago

★★★★★

1st time I've been here in must be 30+ years enjoyed the the passing game which they play. Will definitely go again.

Stephen Evans

a month ago

★★★★★

A group of us had the box to watch the football, the buffet was absolutely brilliant, and the drinks fridge was excellent. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and we'll definitely be going back next season.

Huw Griffiths

5 months ago

★★★★★

We went for our 1st magic bag ever & it was last Sunday, and surprisingly, there were 2 x large Sunday lunches in a box with a carton of gravy for 2 & we will definitely getting another one we'll please very yummy

dean power

6 months ago

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History (from Wikipedia)

A housing estate next to it also carries the name of the stadium. It was also the home of the town's former club, Merthyr Tydfil F.C. There are plans for Merthyr to move to a new stadium on the edge of the town. The stadium would be part of the new 'Merthyr Village' development and have a capacity of around 12,000. These plans were thrown into doubt by the Welsh Government's rejection of the project in 2007.[3]

In July 2011, the newly promoted Merthyr Town FC hosted Welsh Premier League side Llanelli in a pre-season friendly at Penydarren Park, and thereafter took up full-time residency.[4]

Things to do nearby.

Y Dic Penderin.

5 Reviews

Y F.

21 Feb 2017

Had fish and chips which was a bit dry. But it was open and central in town. It's a large space and was lively at midday. Spoons has a large menu so you... Read More

Hannah P.

01 Oct 2010

As Wetherspoons go this is my least favourite. Food is horrible, drinks taste as if they've been watered down and clientèle is quite scary. I was there the... Read More

Gemshaw

22 Jan 2009

Based in the epi-centre of Merthyr Tydfil's town centre. It is a franchise of the JD weatherspoon chain and is named after a famous Merthyr Born Person.... Read More

Cyfarthfa Castle Museum & Art Gallery.

3 Reviews

Ken E.

13 Oct 2014

Another one of those hidden gems in Merthyr, but this time part of the cyfartha castle Museum which in itself is worth a visit. The cafe on ground floor... Read More

05023246

16 Oct 2008

Great free place to take the kids, mine loved it! Takes you back to the mining days and how families used to live, makes you appreciate what you've got. The... Read More