What are the opening hours?

Monday 5pm - 11pm Tuesday 5pm - 11pm Wednesday 5pm - 11pm Thursday 5pm - 11pm Friday 5pm - 12am Saturday 12pm - 12am Sunday 12pm - 12am

The Railway Inn

* * * TEMPORARY PUB CLOSURE * * *

Dear Customers,

The Railway Inn is in need of some essential maintenance which will unfortunately require a temporary closure on Monday 8th January and Tuesday 9th January 2024.

The Railway Inn will complete Seniors Lunches on Wednesday 10th January (as usual) and will open at 5pm on Wednesday 10th January as usual.

The Railway Inn apologises sincerely for any inconvenience that this maintenance will cause, however we hope that the improvements will be appreciated in the long run.

Thank you
The Railway Inn

31/12/2023

Don’t forget it’s Music Night tonight at
The Railway Inn
All welcome

28/12/2023

The final results were;

Dominoes
Winner. Will Jones
Runner Up. Ari Jones
Semi Finalists. Phil and Hugo

Darts
Winner. Will Jones
Runner Up. Toby Laing
Semi Finalists. Sam Colerick & Glyn Pentre

Thanks to all who came along and Toby for organising.

28/12/2023

Both the dominoes and the darts saw lots of familiar faces taking part.

28/12/2023

The Railway Inn Christmas Knockout Competition was a great night.

26/12/2023

Don’t forget it’s the Christmas knockout tomorrow night 🎯
Darts & Dominoes
7pm

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History

The Railway Inn is a Grade II listed building which has retained its character since its opening in the early 19th Century.

The country pub has taken its name from the Tanat Valley railway line which was operating in 1904. The railway line passed through Penybontfawr respectively on weekdays, and occasionally at weekends and bank holidays, with extra trains running on the first wednesday of each month due to market day.

The railway line orginially carried passengers, however, its main function was to provide access to remote areas such as Llangynog , and transport facilities for the slate production and agriculture in these surrounding areas. The line closed between 1951 and 1952.

Some of The Railway Inn’s outbuildings were also used at the time for the production of grain, corn and wheat.