Croes y Ceiliog Inn in Carmarthenshire

Only came across this hidden cafe with a community spirited hostess on our way back to South Wales & were smitten by how friendly and accommodating they were. If anyone in your group has a hidden need, for example avoiding cafes with a cabinet full of coca cola cans, Croes y Ceiliog at Llanwrda has the solution, making you feel like a family member. Their tasty home made food too = return visit a definite!

Lovely warm welcome with amazing fresh home made food always served. Great value and dog friendly, highly recommended.

I hope this review explains that the pub is now closed but the adjoining cafe of the same name is open. Had egg on toast. Superb. A great welcome here. Small tearooms , all on one level with accessible toilet. Buses every 2 hours on route Carmarthen to Llandovery. Railway station a very nice 1 mile walk.. Here is a must. Closed Wednesday. Usually closes 2 or 2.30. Food is inexpensive and top quality.

Having dismissed the idea of having lunch at the below par NT cafe at the gold mine a few miles up the road, we came across this little gem. Friendly staff, good food and drink at reasonable prices. What more do you want? Although there is limited seating inside there is a lovely sitting area at the back with comfy seating part of which is shaded. Just off the main road and easily accessible. Will visit again.

Great cafe, friendly staff, serving real chip and stunning ham. Don't just go to Westend cafe, find this place. Just off A40 between Llandilo and Llandovery, turn for A482, then turn left.

Visited after a blast over the beacons and were made to feel very welcome, nothing too much bother and the host was charming and friendly. Food was excellent and very well priced.Highly recommended if you are in the area or just passing by.

What a hidden gem this was. We turned off in the middle of nowhere to follow a steamship sign. The owner was really welcoming, friendly and helpful. Home made cake was delicious and it was very simple and good value

I stop here once a week for a full breakfast. It's got to be the best in Wales. The homemade cakes are delicious.

lovely little village pub, lovely people, fantastic log burning fire. great atmosphere, good beer.lol

Found this lovely little cafe driving down to Carmarthenshire, where we stopped for lunch, both the man & woman serving both friendly & pleasant. Food was tasty, I had vegetarian breakfast (breakfast served till 4pm) it was yummy. I had fruit cake, which was tasty but few too many raisins for my liking. There was decent choice on the menu, & at reasonable price too. Should I ever be in area again I would stop here again.

I called here with a group of 4x4 owners. We were made to feel very welcome by the proprietor. I'll definitely be calling again. A great alternative to Llandovery.

Enjoyed the whole stay. Made to feel very welcome from the moment we arrived. Good food. Good company and the biking roads and scenery is fantastic. Great place to use as a base for the week we were there.

Llamado en hoy aquí para desayuno y un brunch de camino a algunos de West Wales mejores carreteras de ciclismo. Una pequeña limpia café al lado de un B&B; y pub. Los propietarios han estado aquí un par de meses así que todavía conseguir establecido. Un desayuno completo caliente fresco que merece la pena la corta espera, bacon, champiñones, morcillas, ollas requemado, huevo frito y frijoles con tostadas y una taza de té. Para el día. La clientela incluido yo y un amigo de moteros, dos obreros estaban arreglando caminos y grupo de gente mayor tomar té y tarta y jóvenes fuera tener las obras. Una buena alternativa a las otras opciones cerca en Llandovery . Sin duda volveremos.

The former Drovers Inn has recently been taken over by two keen motorcyclist and the welcome shows this. Situated just off the A40 in Llanwrda, (turn left before the post office) on the twisty road that leads to Talley Abbey and the Goldmines, the Inn offered a pleasant stop for coffee and a generous slice of cake, although the full breakfast that the guy had on the table next to mine looked tempting and plentiful. I believe they have B&B so this would make a great place to make as a base for exploring further afield, up into the Brecons or down to the Pembroke coast and also for the adventure events that are held nearby in Llandovery. Plenty of free parking for bikes and cars and also a convenient spot for a comfort break... buy a tea at least though. The cafe isn't a a greasy spoon dive full of dirty bikers, it's more civilised and traditional, but the hosts are more than happy to share in a two wheeled tale or two. I had a very pleasant break there, and they gave me a few tips for future ride-outs, so I'll be popping in again.