Court House

In the 14th century, court sessions were conducted in the gatehouse of Caerphilly Castle until a new building was commissioned following an assault on the court in 1316. This establishment was subsequently transformed into a public house by a nearby farmer who was known for producing Caerphilly Cheese on the premises. Visitors can now explore the historical significance of this venue and even view a collection of the farmer’s cheese-making tools that are on display within the premises. The site has retained its charm over the centuries and continues to welcome guests with its unique blend of history and hospitality. Moreover, the venue is known for being dog-friendly, allowing visitors to enjoy the experience with their furry companions. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a cheese lover, or simply seeking a quaint spot to relax, this venue offers a delightful experience for all.