The New Three Mariners Inn in Carmarthenshire

Visited The Mariners for bar meal and drinks and very pleasantly surprised with value for money drinks and food. The staff were very friendly, in particular the lady who helps with bar meals and breakfast at Browns. A great place to stop in for friendly atmosphere.

The staff and regulars were very welcoming. Entertainment on the two evenings that we were there. Basket meals and freshly cooked pizzas are available. Good value. Would recomend this pub

A traditional local pub really. Food is better than you might expect from a small pub. I can reccomend the pizza! Local real ales are available. A friendly, local pub.

Went here on a Friday night had 2 pizzas and a bottle of wine for £18. My son sang 4 songs. Really good atmosphere. Xx

Very quiet when we were there which was good and food was very good and cheap. Beer was also well kept.

Very friendly and welcoming locals and staff. Good pizzas as well as great selection of beverages at very reasonable prices. Massive television which is great for sports enthusiasts.

Nice friendly atmosphere. Pub was clean and well kept. Nice pizzas. We visited on a busy Saturday evening. Really friendly locals who were happy to chat. Would return.

Ok for a quick drink, but got a little busy later and rough with lots of men swearing, not suitable for a nice meal, families or couples, more for a pub crawl.

.....which is was until 4.00pm for some reason. Odd because this was a Thursday in August but maybe there was a function on or something. Anyway we were directed to "our sister" pub which is next door and had a perfectly pleasant drink at the bar, which was pretty quiet - like most of Laugharne, which seems to have been blissfully untouched by the Keeping Faith factor. Clearly this also works as a sports venue. There was some cricket on the big screen (if that is your thing) before that all went catastrophically downhill. Very friendly lady behind the bar. Dogs welcome in the pub (always a good sign). A good stopping off point if you are exploring the town.

We stumbled on this pub by chance, we were looking for a pub that did live music, music was playing on the juke box, the barmaid was lovely, everyone in there was friendly, decided to go back the next night (friday), didn't disappoint, solo singer with a guitar, locals joined in with some songs,when he had finished for the evening they turned to karaoke, we had a fab night ,enjoyed listening ..we will return again

Popped in out of the rain for lunch and was warmly welcomed. Our dog especially with water and treats. Great pub, great food!

What? In world-famous Laugharne? Admittedly, it was a weekday evening in March but we were surprised and even more surprised when the only choice was pizza. To be fair, it was good value for money but the bases are clearly bulk-purchased. Having previously spent an hour in Brown's Hotel, we had heard several tourists ask the barman if there was anywhere to eat... with the response being that there's only the Mariners. Do Visit Wales realise Laugharne has this level of 'offer'? On the other hand, there's not a lot that they can do about it.

The Mariners has a wonderful atmosphere. With the fire roaring, the jukebox blaring, and whatever sport some Neanderthal wants on the TV, it reminds you of Christmas. There's a mishmash of folks from all walks of life, young and old, coming together to enjoy like a lovely local family.

Went there to watch a football match on tv, but had to leave at half time due to excessive swearing from the bar area. We had a 8 year old child with us at the time.

Visited with my wife and dog of an afternoon. Aside from two men in their twenties having an after work pint (they went out to the smoking area ASAP) it was just us and the young (guessing 20 at most) bar maid. She served us our drinks and then proceeded to go to the juke box put on poor quality dance music as loud as possible for reasons I cannot fathom despite the pub already playing magic fm from its TVs. Thankfully a regular came in and told her to turn it off as it was upsetting their dog (and ours - we moved to the snug to counteract most of the noise). For a place which claims to welcome dogs this is poor form and shows a real lack of understanding. This place offers a limited menu of pizzas or chicken and chips and now calls itself a sports bar but looks like a traditional pub and bears little resemblance to its website entry. I’m just glad we got to leave after 1 pint which itself was OK. We won’t eat at less than a food hygiene rating 4 so we we’re not going to try the food at any rate. This place desperately needs to work out what it is and stick to it.

I stayed here for a weekend whilst visiting my son last September. The room was comfortable and spotlessly clean and the staff were very friendly too and I would definitely stay here again.

A great pub, wonderful locals, love the banter each time i visit. Richard and co, I shall return and I will attempt to keep up!

Made a special trip of some distance to this establishment on an exceptionally wet day, due to it featuring in one of my old Good Beer Guides. Stood at the bar for ages whilst the apparently sole member of staff did battle with a dysfunctional beer dispenser, tried and failed to speak to someone on the telephone and disappeared off somewhere to the rear. More standing around feeling foolish and unwelcome. When she finally reappeared a great show was made of serving other people before me. Will not tolerate rudeness and indifference in the service sector. Walked out, certainly never to return.

The rooms are clean, staff are great. The pub is lively on weekends so don’t stay here If you’re looking for a quiet weekend away.

Menu very limited either something in a basket or pizza deal (bottle of wine and two pizzas). Ordered cod pieces and chips in the basket. Dreadful, chips were the bottom of the freezer and black. Cod soggy and tasteless. Left the majority of our meals. Another couple ordered the pizza offer which initially looked like the best choice. However they also returned their meals almost untouched as they were uncooked. The mariners should stick to serving beer instead of taking money under false pretences. What we ordered was definitely inedible.

A corner away from the castle entrance. Opens at 3pm in weekdays and noon on Sunday. Happy place with great menu and nice to watch the tourists walk by

Visited several times during our weekend visit. Its very lively, has great locals all very friendly. The drinks and prices are great. Food isnt extensive but 2 pizzas with a bottle if wine is £18, very good value. The music in Saturday night was brilliant. We had a great time and will visit again.

An amazing pub with great food and staff, I had their pizza which was huge and the staff are so fun and engaging and they displayed the football which was a bonus in a small village pub Super place

Great pub, very tidy, great atmosphere, lovely outside drinking area, plenty of friendly staff, will definitely go there again

Noisy. Can't hold a conversation ! Very loud and there were a lot of drunk people . One of whom kept coming over to talk to us which was really boring and unwelcome. Food choice is rubbish too.

Stayed here for 3 nights over the New Year - had a bargain price. Room was modern in decor with lovely comfy twin beds & tv along with tea /coffee facilities. Also had en suite shower. Breakfast was included but served in Browns across the way. Excellent breakfast - choice was amazing. Staff were very friendky and welcoming aling with the locals. Our only nag was pub was very noisy till late in the night. Yes - it was new year eve one of the nights, but the pub has a jukebox that is blasting, to the point you can't hear yourself speak. Staying above at 1am is a bit extreme to say the least.

Stayed on the top floor. very friendly pub and very lively. Dont stay there on the weekend if you are a light sleeper and want an early night!

A friendly pub with a MASSIVE TV and full range of BT and Skysports. Not much more that needs to be said. No food service at all at present.

Visited this pub last week, friendly staff, and welcomed kids (which was a bonus). Pool table in other side of the bar away from the regulars. Would definitely revisit when in the area😀

We were staying next door at The Browns and popped in here for a quick drink. Very good atmosphere with a vibrant crowd enjoying a Sunday afternoon drink. A good mix of locals and visitors, both of which engaged in conversation. Rooms available to stay here which are cheaper than next door!

Came here whilst the rest of my group went to the local spa. Two decent local real ales to choose from and a massive tv to watch the cricket on. Excellent place to chill out for a couple of hours.

Un pub bien presentado con personal amable. Por desgracia, el servicio era muy lento, aunque la comida cuando llegamos era agradable.

Encender la tarde de un viernes por la noche eran muy complacientes y cena era perfecta y la artesanía ale magnífico. Personal muy amable y de buena calidad y buena relación calidad-precio simple. Sin duda merece la pena una visita de regreso si la lluvia persiste.

Agradable pub local vinculado con la puerta siguiente. marrones Comida y ale fue de muy buen nivel.

Stayed in Laugharne for a week. This became our place of choice for an afternoon pint in the sun. We are there on the Wednesday evening. I had the mussels which were amazing and my husband wolfed down then sausage and mash. Great friendly staff, biscuits for the dog. Good value for money. Fabulous.

My wife & I booked a Friday night stay, we were in the area for a wedding, the check in wasn't until 3pm. Quite easy pub/hotel to find, we parked on the street with no issues, there's a car park a short walk on the harbour too (not sure if you have to pay to park there).We ended up checking in at 10pm & spoke with staff behind the bar, it was quite loud as expect being above a pub but I brought ear plugs after reading recent reviews (!)Room was spacious, bed was very comfy, shower was fab & the tea/coffee provisions were very welcome. We paid £70 for the night which included breakfast in Browns opposite the pub.Breakfast served 8-10am, no booking needed, the staff were very friendly they took our hot food order (menu on my photos) the breakfast choice was great! We both had a full English, plus the coffee (served in a large cafetière) was amazing! In fact, we enjoyed the local bread & bacon so much we visited both bakery & Eynons Butchers on the journey home :-) Lovely little village, we will definitely return with our dogs (quite a lot of the places we visited were dog friendly) Doilch :-)

The wife and I often frequent this great little pub when we come to laugharne on holiday. Drink is nice locals are a good laugh and really welcoming. Food is nice too. We haven't stayed here overnight but I can imagine you would n t have any issues.

We arrived and were shown to our small double room (number 3) it was ok for one night!!! We went out for a drink and meal and returned to the pub/hotel for a drink before going to bed!The bar was noisy, we went to bed at 11pm, the bedroom floor was vibrating with the noise, and this continued to 1:30am when the drunks were chucked out and the jukebox finally turned off!! The drunks continued to shout and swear and fight outside, right beneath our bedroom window!Next morning we had a good breakfast in the Browns Hotel (sister hotel over the road!) we checked out and said how bad it had been. The receptionist apologised - but only said she'd look into it, the music is supposed to be off at 11:30!!!! I was still charged the full price!I wrote to complain and was offered a free nights accommodation!! I will not be driving five hours for a free night stay!! A very poor response! Spoils an otherwise lovely visit to Wales.

We were staying at The Browns and thought we'd try the Three Mariners restaurant, we were advised to book by The Browns but when we arrived at 7pm we were the only diners !. Half the items on the menu were crossed off, my wife decided to play it safe and have the bangers and mash, what arrived can only be described as bangers and smash with a added fly on the plate, my wife remarked that she hadn't ate powdered potato since she was a lass...........awful. I had eight bits of scampi and chips that had been fried to oblivion, in fact, I don't know if they could be classed as chips as it looked like they had been scooped out of the potato with something resembling a melon scoop........awful...

Visited here during Laugharne festival for a drink , very busy pub that is always welcoming . Good choice of beers .

Finding somewhere good to eat out in Laugharne is a bit of a challenge, especially on a Wednesday in mid-March. In the end we had to settle for the New Three Mariners Inn, all other options being either closed or (surprisingly) booked out. The Three Mariners has the makings of a nice pub, although the stylish maritime-themed vibe is spoilt a bit with coin-in-the-slot machines, including two poised in front of the fireplace in the 'restaurant'. There's local beer on tap (we went for the ever-reliable Rev. James) and a bar meal menu that was predictable if not exactly inspired. The meals turned out to be more than adequate and good value for money. It's very much a local pub with friendly staff and clientele.

very friendly staff very helpful. Quite noisy on a weekend till about one, which as its a pub you can expect this. breakfast is in browns and there is a lot of choice. Rooms are ok and overall enjoyed.

This local pub has a wonderful atmosphere and a good selection of beer. If you do not want to eat in the restaurant then you can stand at the bar or one of the high seat tables and chat to the locals or relax on the comfy sofa. There is a wood burning stove to keep you snug and tvs showing different sports ( they are not loud or intrusive) or they have a separate games room. This a good place to spend an afternoon or evening.

Great atmosphere, al local people seemed to know each other and were so friendly and when we left at the end of the evening www felt like we were leaving friends.!

Lovely atmosphere.It is full of friendly locals, and is a great place to watch sports.They do bar meals but we did not eat here.very comfortable and has a separate area where you can eat comfortably.

we arrived the staff were great we had a few drinks we went to the room seemed ok as we were just getting changed to go out to eat (the resturant in mariners was not working that night) had a lovely meal just down the road and got back to the mariners where the place was really lively... really enjoyed the evening there at about midnight we went to bed ... ouch the matress had seen better days there were stainess on the bed cover theree was a tap dripping constantly the loo seat was loose the floor could have done with a hoover ... the breakfast was in browns hotel just up the road which was a pain because it was raining heavily .... but the new three mariners pub is a really welcoming and nice place to be shame about the rooms

I visited this pub a few times whilst staying local for a week and it was awesome. We went with a group of 4 adults a baby and a dog and the atmosphere is fantastic. The staff were super friendly as are the locals. Great pub, a must try!!

Had a couple of meal in here 2 weeks ago. Most things came with chips, Meat pie and scampi both good and good value. Beer and wine good value for money. Lovely log burner made it cosy. Locals and staff were all friendly. realy nice atmosphere.

We did not eat here, but cam in after dinner for the live music.And what a fine evening it turned out to be. Great music, an astonish repertoire that ranged from Welsh Valley songs to reggae, incredibly friendly and welcoming locals and great beer.This is a gem in a town that is a gem!

Laugharne is a great place to stay and 3 Mariners definitely worth a pint or few of Reverend James and good food as well. Locals really friendly to tourists (well they were too us).

I went here while staying over the road at Browns. A Tuesday night so i was the only person in, and felt comfortable as a lone lady. The menu is basic pub food and was pleasant enough and came quite quickly, but absolutely nothing above average, the wine was pretty bad, but the worse thing is the whole place reeked of dirty cooking fat/fried food, and i left smelling the same. I really do hate that. It was convenient on my first night of a working away in the area, but i wouldn't rush back.

Stayed 4 nights. Cosy, well presented rooms recently refurbished. Nice pub/bar downstairs - can get a bit noisy Thursday-Saturday till 1:00am. But on the whole a really good value for money place to stay. Super breakfast (included) next door in "The Browns" hotel (Dylan Thomas's local hostelry)

Friendly staff but food was just average.The lasange was quite tasty but was served with a large salad with no dressing. the beefburger was OK and hot but nothing special and came again with a huge salad which was not eaten. Very basic decor, a pub which was obviously popular with local people.

Not our choice of venue, but the food was well cooked, although basic and the staff friendly and efficient.

Visited here while staying in the town, went with the family because we knew they had high chairs, drinks were reasonably priced, we ordered food which was well presented and tasted great.

The food here has basic, but well cooked, reasonably priced and tasted great. The staff and regulars were welcoming and friendly.

Very limited menu and almost everything with chips, but the food was very tasty (except for the cold carrots). This could be a really lovely pub and restaurant, but seems to lack atmosphere and we would have appreciated more choice. Seems to be the only place open for food on Monday nights in the village.

Became our local during our stay in Laugharne, friendly bar staff good ale ( only one on during our stay ). A locals pub one of the main ones in the village. Despite online suggestions no meals available. For Sunday lunch go to the Portreeves further down the road.

This is a lovely place to have a drink, the locals and visitors all love a chat and are very friendly. Did try to get dinner one evening but they were over booked.

This is the recommended place to eat if you are staying at Browns Hotel on a Monday night as everything else in the town is closed. Usual pub grub menu. Nothing to write home about but ok.

Called in on a Friday evening for a drink as we were walking passed & the music & laughter attracted us in. They are family & dog friendly & welcomed our 6 year old son at 9pm.What a fantastic little pub, with great atmosphere, friendly staff & locals alike. Great place for a night out, they are open until 1pm on fri & sat nights!! Will def return when we are in laugharne next.

Very friendly pub.limited menu but food is very good. real ale.dog friendly.staff and locals very friendly. had a great time in there was even a good atmosphere and good banter when England beat Wales in the Euros.Well worth a visit. accomodation available although we were staying in a cottage.

Staying at Browns Hotel for the night and nowhere else open for an evening meal-have eaten here before.Staff are really friendly but typical pub food served in a room next to the bar.Comfortable and food eg scampi and chips is fine and reasonably priced .

Nipped here for a quick meal one evening. It wasn't much more than ok. Cheap pub grub. Nowhere near as nice as some of the other restaurants in the area.

Nicely surprised by the food and a nice pint of Guinness. Staff very nice and friendly - even helped out with a bit of music trivia. Would recommend to anyone visiting Laugharne.

Over night stay was comfortable, friendly staff, but there appears to be renovations ongoing. Breakfast was served in Browns across the road which was novel but enjoyable.

1980s style pub grub, tasteless and disappointing, I would expect a better standard these days even in mass produced frozen food. The Mariners is a nice pub - friendly staff and locals - so fine for a drink but can't recommend the food.

3 night stay mid-week break. To be totally honest I dont know if/how they made any profit!!! We paid £99! The equivalent of £16.50 a night each,that included a full breakfast and a bottle of prosecco per couple. We were a group of 3 couples, the rooms were all decorated well, plenty of hot water and nice warm rooms. Some slight improvements as there was paint peeling off the walls, but that was all I could find wrong. The staff in the bar were brilliant, very friendly as were the locals. The breakfast in Browns was good too. I would definitely stay again if I visited the area. Well done to you all!

Popped in here on Easter Mon for a drink. Very welcoming, clean, with excellent staff, and reasonably priced too. A must if visiting laugharne.

Kitchen closed so didn't eat but lovely friendly pub. Really enjoyed a few drinks here. Would love to go back.

Spent a weekend here, with my partner, food at Browns was amazing, the live entertainment at The Three Mariners on Saturday night was good, with a great atmosphere, and the locals were really friendly! Staff couldn't do enough to help! Would definitely go back!

Really like this atmospheric village pub,great beers and wines, great on a cold night, fire roaring, whats not to like.

Stopped in for a drink whilst visiting Laugharne. Really great pub with very welcoming staff and the locals who actually want to talk to you! Can't wait to call in again

We stayed here on a Travelzoo deal and having only paid £99 for 3 nights we found the accommodation okay. The hotel is under new management with 'work in progress' and hopefully once this is finished and staff working full on it will be better. We stayed mid week in room 3 above the bar and did not have any problem with noise. Breakfast was served in Browns across the road and this was excellent and well presented. Sadly Browns only had pizza in the evening which we had one night and was good. Other restaurants were closed so our choices were limited. We went to Carpenters and our last night we found the excellent, hidden jewel, Cors which only opens 3 nights. However, our stay at the New Mariners Inn was enjoyable for the money we paid and the staff very friendly.

Great place and great atmosphere the people are friendly food good staff can't do enough for you just love it will be looking to book a stay here as I love this part of Wales

Me and the misses stayed in room 5 for two nights, the last night Saturday I got umm a little drunk and went to bed at 1:30am.Fantastic atmosphere, great company from the locals and the bar staff was outstanding.Recommended to all and me Brian and the misses Debs will be back (those two girls) Saturday night was great company, one served behind the bar, can't remember what she did that night at breakfast lol.Fantastic will be back.Thanks all.

Had a great stay overnight for a party in laughan we had a lovely breakfast and the room was clean cosy and welcoming

Was down in Laugharne for a short break and visited the pub a few times staff and customers very friendly thank you for making our visit so good Kinaird and Jill from Ratho Edinburgh

Had a -lovely 3 night stay here. The room was very large with large bathroom & spotlessly clean. Although rooms are above the pub we did not have a problems with noise. Bar stays open late, lovely food - especially the stone baked pizzas! Huge breakfast all freshly cooked. Fab stay!

We stayed here on a business trip and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The food was great and the atmosphere friendly and inclusive. The room was clean and comfortable. No wonder Dylan Thomas like the place. The beers good too

We were there for 3 nights, and ate in the Pub, Dining Room.Would have enjoyed some vegetables or Salad.The food we had was good.

We had a lovely evening here. Sat in front of a roaring log fire on a crisp evening was idyllic, friendly staff who had us in stitches our only moan is that we didn't have our evening meal there they looked scrumptious!!! Shame we had already eaten at Browns :(

Excellent, friendly service, clean rooms well stocked with essentials. Lovely friendly atmosphere, made to feel very welcome. Reasonably priced food

Stayed for short break. Room large as was bathroom both could do with a little make over. Bed was one of the best we have slept in. Excellent atmosphere in pub and god selection of drinks.Would have loved to have tasted food but kitchen was closed. Overall would recommend and stay again.

We visited this pub after a very pleasant and informative boat trip - thank you Denzil. It was Wednesday with the pizza special on. We could not believe how large the pizzas were. We tried and shared all three and each was delicious - as were the garlic bread and wedges that accompanied them. Staff were friendly and courteous. They also do what sounds like a lovely Sunday lunch - unfortunately we had to leave before but will certainly be trying it out when we return to the area.

Lovely place with friendly staff, would recommend this place to everyone, if ever your in or near Laugharne, go and visit or even stay the weekend in their lovely, clean rooms. I would go back again and again.

Fab Pub, great atmosphere with a good mix of locals & visitors. Food basic but tasty, staff very friendly and the service was great and the drinks good choice, quality and served with a smile! Best of all our dog was welcome to join in the evening out. Quite a lively place on a weekend. Haven't seen a Juke Box in years but was pleased to see the 'popular' choices were still from our era!! Although freshly renovated, this Pub still has a good feel with no 'plastic' pretentions, comfy but practical furniture & welcomes customers, unlike many modern copies!

We visited on a Thursday night and enjoyed a homemade bar meal - massive portions. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere was lovely and fun.

Good drinks selection and friendly atmosphere. Shame it does not serve food on a Saturday evening but I suppose it is very busy.

Called in here for a few drinks, good selection though no food on a Monday, the only two places open for food on a Monday are Browns Hotel and the fish and chip shop. We stayed here for a while and were chatting with the locals whk are very friendly and chatty, bit of bad language but you will get that in any pub anywhere but we will visit when in area again.

Very busy pub with a band playing and the football on. Friendly people but two scuffles in the pub could turn most away. Great if you like to party into the wee hours.

Sister venue of Browns, the new 3 Mariners is a great place to unwind and meet the locals. They serve good food, wines and beer, but the best part is the staff and locals. I was there from a monday to tuesday, quiet nights as weekends are different, but we all had a wild time drinking and chatting, it was a great experience, but did have a sore head next day.Great staff and great locals, many friendships made and will be back!!!

Visited The New Three Marriners Inn both in 2013 and just last week.The pizzas were still good - but maybe not as brilliant as they were last year - and could have done with just a few minutes longer in the oven. The garlic bread was tasty though and the two pizzas, two drinks and garlic bread for £20 offer was great value.The pub is very welcoming and the staff are great, it was just a shame that the famous quiz moved from Weds night to Sunday night, as we couldn't have a go this year!

In Laugharne last Sunday with wife, 3 grown up sons, daughter-in-law and two grandaughters, 8 and 4. Pleasant walk around looking for a Sunday Lunch in a pub with a TV to watch Grand Prix - found the Three Mariners. Had to wait a little as very busy - however. no problem as GP on and all contented, except for the foul language emanating from a small number of persons in a corner whom we took to be regular customers. The meals however were excellent and we were served away from the 'language' area and thoroughly enjoyed our different meals - top marks - some of the best pub Sunday Lunches we have ever had.It would be unfair to give an 'Average' rating because of the quality of the meals but the experience was marred as indicated above - without the problem, we would have easily have given an 'Excellent'.

Called in as two places we had tried weren't open or weren't doing food. Can't remember if it was a Friday or a Saturday but it's a night that just does a choice of pizzas or curry. The pizzas were huge and I couldn't finish it all as it was also served with a side of garlic bread. They were really tasty homemade pizzas and a drink is included for £10 per head. Really enjoyed and will come back again

Great pub, good beer and very friendly people; but the foul language being used by the regular customers in the bar was unacceptable, especially as there was a family with young children present. It was as if the use of the 'F' word is normal vocabulary. A 'swear-box' on the bar would raise a fortune for charity! The food choice is very limited, basically bar meals, both here and in the sister hotel (Browns Hotel) across the road.

Beware of the cardboard pizzas! I suspect the other items on offer are better value. If you are on a cheapskate Groupon break eat somewhere else...

Stayed at a sister Hotel and had breakfast here. It was fantastic,with polite staff and great food. Would recommend.

Stayed in January as a Groupon deal.It was a nice local pub. Beer choice limited, food is fine but limited and the rooms are well kited out.The problem however is that there is no soundproffing. We were located above the bar and the pub is open until gone mid-night (this was a Thursday evening). The music continued until gone 1.30am and would have gone on longer if I hadn't made a fuss. Considering we were the only guest it struck me as odd that we were put in the loudest room.However, regardless of our lack of sleep the staff were friendly and the breakfast was nice.

If you want restaraunt quality this is not the place for you. Had a piza that had to be modified due to lack of published ingredience. Piza ok but have had much bettet for the price. Meal and a drink for 10 pounds not bad.