The Plough Inn in Carmarthenshire

We stopped here on Sunday 19th September 2021, and the lunch was excellent. Plenty of everything, with the right atmosphere, a pleasant break from driving. The staff were amazing, I can't recommend this restaurant enough, a wonderful experience.

Liked this place. Friendly waiters, fast service and excellent chips. Plenty of seating options inside and out with ample parking. Website advertises Vegan and vegetarian options but sadly not the case…..at least nothing notable….but the chips were ace and we would go back.

We went for Sunday lunch, a meal that conjures up crisp roast potatoes and melt in the mouth yorkshire puds! Sadly this was not to be. The Plough is very popular for Sunday lunch and it was good to see so many people.Our starters, prawn cocktail and lamb cawl were generous and tasty, although a traditional prawn cocktail is usually served in a glass with iceberg lettuce. This one was served in a soup dish with cucumber, so not traditional.The passion fruit cheese cake dessert was the highlight of the meal. Really beautiful.Now to the mains. There was plenty of meat, both the beef roast and the lamb roast, but both were so slow cooked that there was no chewing to be done at all. The roast potatoes were vaguely brown and not crisp at all. We did enjoy the red cabbage and the caulifower cheese. There was a small portion of mixed veg that were so undercooked that they were tough. We couldn't decide what the other offering was, a rather soggy helping of possibly swede mixed with potato? But the greatest disappointment was the yorkshire pud. It was large! too large, and had the consistency of cardboard and was almost tasteless. As we watched the plates being cleared we had noticed that most folk had left the puds. Perhaps the Plough is the victim of its success. They were mass catering and the staff were coping as best they could with so many people to serve. Or perhaps people just don't really understand what a well cooked roast tastes like.

Food felt really poor quality. Dissapointed as this is meant it be 3rd best in the local area. Ended up in a side room not even main restaurant. Only plus was the staff who were very friendly. Wouldn't recommend.

Food good and service great. Sitting inside felt a little stark, that said it is beautifully decorated and clean. On a second visit we sat outside, we had 3 large dogs with us and were seated accordingly. The views from outside are fabulous. The food and service were great and I would recommend a visit.

We called on the off chance dined in lovely surroundings and the food was excellent. It was very tasty and the staff were great. We would visit again.

We were visiting the castle at Careg Cennen and needed somewhere to eat for lunch. We rang ahead and were able to get a table for 4 (with a dog) half an hour later!We had booked a table inside but as the weather was nice were able to swap this to one outside. Our waiter, then suggested we go back in as he could see that the weather was changing (and he was correct).We needed somewhere with gluten free options and there was a great selection on the menu. The food itself was excellent and fairly priced and the restaurant was well appointed. The staff were really friendly and had a laugh and joke with us.We would definitely recommend The Plough.

Great food lovely atmosphere, well presented food hence you pay a bit more. My mum was a coeliac (gluten free) they immediately knew about that and have food choices that are gluten free clearly marked on the menu. Excellent place to eat out for a special occasion as we were on holiday and we travelled 15 miles for it well worth it.

Wonderful meal at the plough in a beautiful setting. Fantastic specials and had the most amazing Baked Alaska for dessert. We found the staff to be very good and accommodating as we had our dog with us. I think the person that left the review titled ‘do not visit if you are under 50’ was being incredibly unfair. The plough can hardly control the age bracket of other diners! There were x3 30 year olds in our group, we didn’t feel uncomfortable, we thought it was great! Will definitely be back!

Stopped here for lunch today as we were passing Felt that the staff were somewhat abrupt (all that we had contact with) and of course we were asked if we had booked in a begrudging way as if we were not wanted We had not so we’re eventually seated in a pleasant area in the garden Of course there were many tables available !!!Our drinks order was takenDrinks delivered and in a little while food order taken I felt that the chap was disappointed at what we had ordered, Welsh rarebit x two (which was recommended by the chap on the table next to us)Food arrived and was excellent.Went inside for the loo and the whole place looked excellent.I felt that the whole place could be spectacular so it is a shame about the service.

beautiful food, friendly service and clean surroundings - found it welcoming and homely with tasty food and ample parking

We visited here for the last night of our wales trip for dinner only. We did not stay so cannot comment on the hotel. From the outside, the building looks very impressive and from researching on Instagram, the pictures and the business looks amazing. However; when we walked through the door, we were greeted at the restaurant with an old fashion restaurant layout printed on A3 paper, with each table been allocated in pencil. We were then lead to our table (that we had booked) right in the far back corner of the restaurant (table 52) where the nearest table was sat 10-12 tables away from us. It has completely no atmosphere, and was something like a scene out of Ramsay’s kitchen nightmares. Where the only 2 other tables average age was 65-70. We are a young couple of 32M/28F and we felt very uncomfortable. And It didn’t get better there. There was a ramekin on the table with a mustard sachet and some brown sugar sachets. The menu is old fashioned, with lots of stews, casseroles, and a beef stroganoff. Also melon as a starter. However the specials menu sounded amazing, which with both ordered the scallops. It’s almost if they have 2 chefs, 1 fighting for his old ways, and a newer younger chef that they let control the specials menu. The scallops were really good. The service on the other hand, was far too quick and abrupt. We ordered a drink when we sat down, and then was asked to order our food straight away. When we finished our starters, my other half went to the loo, and by the time she was back, the starters had been cleared and the main courses delivered, leaving absolutely no time to digest, relax or chat in-between. It was as if they wanted you out as soon as possible. No wonder the restaurant had only 3 tables at 6pm. I had fish and chips for mains, that was pretty average at best, and my other half had the lamb, which was quite over cooked and stringy. The deserts tasted as though they were frozen and just been re heated and not homemade. Overall we were very disappointed with the overall service feeling rushed and uncomfortable, the restaurant had no atmosphere at all. With the food begin average, we would not recommend to anyone.

We ordered a takeaway lunch and had high hopes from the menu posted on line. My husbands burger was average but the chips were a disgrace, overcooked scraps that looked like yesterdays leftovers, packed in a paper bag so were cold. My lamb was stringy, served with chunks of potato and carrot with minimal scraps of cabbage.This was certainly not value for money

As we were here during Covid meals were in our rooms but the service as excellent as was the food. Great for dietary needs too as I’m Gluten Free

A fabulous location, great views and superb food. Coeliac and dog friendly we defiantly had to give it a go. Good prices, a warm welcome and the food was genuinely fantastic. I went off piste and tried something I would not normally try, shredded duck salad. It was amazing. The gluten free Celtic pride beef burger was a total hit for my youngest.

We sat outside, with our young toddler. I felt happy with their safety measures, especially the cutlery. We really enjoyed our main course of duck & Celtic pride lasagne . The sticky toffee pudding was delicious & we were certainly full after. We would definitely recommend. Looking forward to returning again.

Four of us went there for dinner, on a weeknight. We waited what seemed like quite a long time for our meals once we'd made choices. In general, the food was nice, but not exceptional, but one or two details let it down. One of the party chose the cheeseboard dessert, which was, frankly, very poor. We have wonderful cheeses available to us and it isn't difficult to put together a board with good crackers, perhaps a few grapes and above all interesting cheese. We felt the desserts were unimaginitive in general.But the crowning moments were the speed with which our plates were whisked away - I had only just put my last forkful in my mouth when my plate zipped away from in front of me and the same thing happened with one person's dessert. Let us draw breath before clearing, please! I'm sorry to say we probably won't go there again as we can do better elsewhere in Carmarthenshire.

Greeted by staff on arrival who struggled to find our booking but did eventually so all good. Shown to our table, which was between two larger tables and no way was it 2 metres away from either. I requested another table as it was too close to other diners, and we were offered table 75. Much better. You need to rethink the position of that other table in the conservatory, I’m certain its too close to the others for social distancing. Ordered the rustic breads and fishcake for starters both delicious, celtic pride burgers and cheesy garlic bread for mains, again delicious. Service was good- staff very friendly and helpful. We only regret not keeping enough room for a pudding! Paid with a gift voucher that we’d received for afternoon tea- was great that they allowed us to trade it in for money off a meal instead. All in all a lovely visit. The one way system was effective and there was plenty of sanitiser around the place. Diolch yn fawr

FOOD EXCEPTIONAL ,service very good despite difficult circumstances for the staff. Attention payed to cleanliness and distancing.

A proper menu with good cooking and good service.Great welsh lamb. Lovely views from the dining room.

Restaurant felt very safe from a Covid perspective but lacked a little bit of atmosphere possibly as a result of this. Starters and desserts were nice and tasty but the mains were incredible. We had the lamb and it was just delicious. Staff were friendly and attentive.

We had no plans for dinner when we first arrived in Llandeilo. Our hosts suggested the Plough Inn. We decided to try it. We were blown away by the quality of both the service and the food. Imagine the best service in a restaurant, and you have the Plough Inn. Gold star for quality of food and experience.

Just spent a few days at the Plough for a special birthday for my wife. We have visited this hotel on many occasions over the years, but due to circumstances not for the last 2 years. Without exception, the Plough still excels, and is our favourite place to stay and eat. Greeted with a very warm welcome, a spotlessly clean room, and food of an exceptional standard, the chef constructs an amazing menu. Every member of staff has a positive and happy attitude, even after 2 years Adrian still rembered us, our compliments to Andrew, the owner for the staff morale in this difficult time when they have to work so hard due to Covid restraints. Finally, after 5 months of staying home, we felt completely safe due to the measures taken, like the one was system. Thank you so much, looking forward to our next stay. Peter & Louise Barnes

Could NOT fault our evening meal and breakfasts the following morning. We used their restaurant service for the duration of our stay.

A awesome evening meal and one of the best breakfasts 8 have ever experienced, we have travelled extensively all around the world and the plough is lucky to have a world class chef

We have a very nice afternoon tea at the Plough. The staff were attentive and the food very attractively presented, and we were asked if we has any dietary issues. Seated by a window we had a lovely view over the surrounding countryside. There was a good selection of sandwiches and wraps (ham, salmon, duck and egg) and a range of traditional welsh and modern cakes and sweets, although there was no welsh cakes. We were offered a container to take our uneaten food home - something for tomorrow as we will be too full to eat it tonight.

Only 2 of 3 bedrooms opened intially in apartment. Had to ask for the key separately for the third bedroom. Key cards for seperate bedrooms has the potential for a distater especially with children using the bedrooms (key locked in rooms). The food was not pleasant. Mains arrived before starters. Pretty sure the chicken liver parfait was off, if not tasted awful. The olives and bread starter tasted as if it was out of a packet from the local supermarket. Plates tried to be taken away before everyones food was finished. Coffee cheesecake dessert tasted of nothing and had a moist mushy base. Took an age to settle the bill as the attention of the staff was prepareing the restaurant for the next day instead of focusing on the customers in the restaurant. Food was very overpirced for the quality of it. Went to breakfast in the morning dodging a large leak from the ceiling. Not impressed at all.

We had an evening meal which was nice. I would in the past have always put outstanding. The food was warm and part of my meal was not cooked through, service good but the meal lacked taste and was very very expensive. £28 for fillet steak. Our meal would have been £80 without alcohol for two people!!! I get they have to make their money back but in Sept when the eat out scheme ends would people pay that!. Sorry but as a previous special place all these years it can't be put into that category anymore.

Visited with the family yesterday for afternoon tea. We had been put in the small upstairs dining room which was fine but even with the air conditioning super warm. Staff were attentive when we arrived but drinks took a long time to get to us. The sweet afternoon tea had cheesecake (which was melting on the stand), lemon possett, a macaron, chocolate cake, bara brith and scones with finger sandwiches, wraps and a sausage roll. The picinic had a fish cake, pork pie topped with cranberry, sausage roll (which was missing from one but soon corrected), sandwiches, wraps, pavlova, choc cake, bara brith and scones. I had a lemonade instead of tea/coffee. It was fine but my father in law was hoping for a slice of cake, plain old victoria sponge would have done but there wasn’t any. His words ‘it was nice but we get a better spread at home’. The picnic is a nice new addition to the menu. It was fine for the ‘Eat out to help out’ scheme as was 50% off. We wouldn’t pay £18.50 for the picnic normally and would opt for a meal instead. We like visiting the plough and understand these times are very trying so well done on the level of service that you’re providing. Hopefully we can visit again soon and sit outside with our dog to enjoy the al fresco set up which looked lovely.

Despite difficult times for everyone, we decided to eat in one of our favourite restaurants. We had booked ahead. The restaurant had organised social distancing well inside and were adhering to hygiene rules. The food was delicious and the staff were friendly and helpful and provided an excellent service. There is a good varied lunchtime menu which includes traditional favourites. The menu can be viewed on their website. The Plough is part of the "Eat out to help out scheme" and ended with a 50% discount up to £10 per person off our final food bill. We will return again

We stayed at the plough to be able to visit family as due to the Covid situation we couldn't stay with them. Everything was clean, all measures were in place and our room was comfy, had everything we needed and was perfect for our stay. We had 3 delicious breakfasts during our time here and a lovely dinner- all were fantastic quality and we had the added eat out to help out discount for our dinner. The staff were helpful, stuck to all social distancing & hygiene rules and were very friendly and accommodating. We had a wonderful stay at what is undoubtedly a strange time for everyone and felt comfortable and safe at all times. Great to see the quality and service at the Plough continues to be exceptional. Big thank you to Andrew and the team for a great stay

Welldone you made us feel very welcome, relaxed and full! Highly recommend, being a retired chef I am not easy to please but you ticked all the boxes!

I read all thr reviews and looked forward to a two day break Room was very comfortable Went down to dimmer Service unprofessional Wine bad Food dia S Disappears Food not up to standard Wine undrinkable Service far from professional

Stayed February the 13th what a great Hotel ,the difference was compared to other Hotels that my wife and i have stayed in and t how the plough outshines other establishments was the service excellent, food was outstanding so tasty ,with an amazing breakfast in the conservatory with staff that went the extra mile not only in one area but through out the Hotel including the management who made you so welcome

Excellent, imaginative menu, well cooked & served & reasonably priced. Very busy for January, mid-week.

On the way to the North of England to see family and thought we would use a voucher we were given on the way. Lovely welcome, sat quickly to table. Service was excellent throughout the meal. Not intrusive at all. The food was generous in portion sizing, hot, well seasoned and delicious. I am quite fussy eating out so only do so at regular places I know, but this was so good we are planning a repeat visit and as it is also a hotel a stay as well to visit the local area.

We spotted the Plough on our way past when heading for a quiet week away so called in. Looks a smart place from the outside and a proper guest reception as you walk in. Sunday lunch so very busy but we squeezed into an empty table so great(no waiting) very attentive staff - menu's handed out, drinks served and orders taken and served at table in 15 minutes - impressive when you are in a hurry.Looks very well used by the locals of the area (always a good sign) but does need a bit of a freshen up. Money is tight as I know but when the toilet roll dispenser is faulty and the hand dryer is broke, it's not looking too good.Still gets 4 stars off me for the attentive staff, the lovely food and good prices but has potential for 5 stars with some money being spent on the place.

We stayed here celebrating our engagement and my partner's birthday. What a warm welcome we received from the staff, they showed us to our room, which was beautiful and had absolutely everything we needed for a perfect stay.They even delivered some prosecco up for us for my partners birthday, which was a lovely touch. We also had dinner there on the first evening, which was beautiful. Breakfast was also great with lots of choice. We stayed in the Cawdor prior to trying here and we are now hooked, the Cawdor doesn't even come close to here. The staff here go the extra mile for their guests and nothing is too much trouble.

14 of us met for a Christmas lunch.The food was excellent and beautifully presented.The staff were pleasant and very helpful.Two of our group were delayed, but there was no pressure for us to be served.Staff just kept checking were we ready yet till our two friends arrived.The Plough was looking very festive and inviting.A fantastic place for a pre Christmas lunch with friends.

We had our wedding on the weekend. It was such an amazing and magical day. It exceeded our expectations. The guests told us how lovely they found the food and my new husband and I completely agree. It was such a worry and stress free day for us, everything was on time and ran very smoothly. We can’t thank Andrew and the staff enough. Andrew has helped us plan our wedding for the last 2 years and it was an amazing and memorable day. Thank you all.

Driven past many times but decided to stop for lunch and check it out. Food choice and service were excellent, and the quality of the food very good. Will try their Chateaubriand one evening over the coming months, as that is our favourite, but not for lunch!

Went to the Plough for afternoon tea purchased as a gift for mothers day. We chose a savoury afternoon tea, which was delicious.

Came here for my birthday meal, my boyfriend and I both really enjoyed our foods, super tasty and filling! The waiter was really good as well 😊

Very pleasant staff, friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and served very quickly.

I use the gym twice a week and go in the coffee lounge after for a very nice cup of coffee or tea. I have never stayed at the hotel as I live just down the road but I have had lunch in the main restaurant a few times and taken guests there and I have gone there for breakfast. On every occasion the food has been of excellent standard and my guests have been very impressed. All this is not so surprising as you see the owner overseeing everything.

Why is food served in Saucepans on a wooden block with no plate ? It was all too much effort to try and work out how eat it in the restricted space ! I might have missed out on excellent food but it was a step too far

The food was lovely and the service was very quick! Reasonable priced as well. Would recommend and return :)

Had a excellent stay room fabulous food excellent and a good choice. Would recommend a stay there. Staff very friendly and very helpful cannot speak highly of the plough inn. Coming back next year.

We went to The Plough for Sunday lunch and the whole meal was exceptional - everyone enjoyed whatever they had.

We needed a nice, big family breakfast in a rural location and this place had been recommended by my Mum who lives fairly locally. The food was beautifully cooked and had good quality ingredients, morning coffee was delicious and plenty of fruit and cereal was available. Lovely dining room with pleasent views and comfortable seating. My only complaint would be the look of disdain we were given when the lady serving us saw we had 3 children with us - 2 teenagers and a baby. None of the children were noisy or unable to eat politely and it was uncomfortable to be told loudly that we could have breakfast but needed to know that it was 8 pounds per person. We didn't care if it was 8 pounds per person and actually felt this was cheap for such a nice place. We had to ask for a high chair and it was dirty. Cleaning it very grudgingly, the lady told us that it wasn't her fault as she hadn't been working the night before. We hadn't attributed any blame or been rude about the high chair but again we're made to feel that children were an annoyance.

The Plough Inn was a nice respite after a long day of climbing around Carreg Cennen and settling in to our B&B; in Llangadog. My first thought was we were way under-dressed for this place, but no one batted an eye at our less than formal appearance. We sat in the lounge area (I was reticent to sit in the dining area as everyone there looked fabulous). We were greeted warmly and our food order was taken relatively quickly. Service was a bit slow, but the meal was worth the trip. We started with the leek and coriander falafel appetizer and were very pleased with the nice hint of spice. For the main course, I had the duck breast. It was a little more medium than the medium rare I ordered, but tasty nonetheless. My wife raved about the fillet and what I tried was tender and juicy. A family seated next to us complained mightily about the fish and chips, but that didn't match our experience. Overall a nice restaurant in Llandeilo that is worth a visit, particularly after a long day of exploring.

I’m a massive Sunday luncher and this place definitely ticked all the boxes. It is a 45 minute drive for us to get to this place and it’s definitely worth it. Will 100% be returning soon!

We came for our nephew's wedding, fearing the worst through long procedures, photograph delays, waiting for meals etc - boy was I wrong!

Ordered chicken curry and the popadom was stale. There was a very small portion of chips too. The adults sausage and mash came with small sausages and a thimble of mash. There was more mash on the child’s equivalent meal which was half the price. (This Seems to be a thing in Landeilo we’ve noticed- all kids portions are as big as adults - so maybe no one noticed here) Staff friendly and nice tho

A last-minute visit here which we hadn't booked. Popped in to enquire if a table was free and dealt with polite and warmly by the waiter in charge. We'd read the reviews and were looking forward to a good meal....

The restaurant offers a good range of options involving local and regional ingredients. The menu covers a wide spectrum from restaurant-style dishes to typical pub meals. The food and drink is reasonably priced and the service is excellent. During my two stays in July, I ate in the restaurant four times and I was not disappointed at any time.

We hadn’t been here for quite a while after being disappointed with the quality of food on previous visits. It now appears to be under new management and we were delighted with the presentation and taste of the food we had. There is a good variety in the menu and a fair size wine list. Portions are a good size too. Service was friendly, efficient and fast. We will definitely be returning.

Our friends had dined here previously and booked dinner for four earlier this week. I chose the chef's specials to start and for the main course, mackerel and salmon respectively which were very good. Driving I was unable to drink but the other diners enjoyed red and rose wines. Service was friendly and relaxed, with coffee on the terrace.

Sunday lunch with the family today to celebrate my dad’s 83rd birthday. Food was really amazing and their service was efficient. However what let it down was the serving staff. I can’t fault their professionalism but they were too formal, cold and unwelcoming. It’s a shame as we’d have stayed longer and ordered desserts and coffee but neither us felt comfortable being there. I can’t fault the food thought. Amazing.

2nd trip, after giving it great review and what a difference. The food was good but the service terrible. We had to wait for the barmaid to stop chatting to some people she knew, to order our drinks, they did not arrive so we had to reorder. The table was wiped with a damp cloth and left greasey smears. Had to wait for the menu, asked for the dessert one as it was not offered when clearing our plates. After waiting too long for it we paid and left. They had served a coach party, but they had finished when we arrived and the 6 staff that were on seemed more concerned with clearing up after them than looking after the customers they still had

We visited The Plough with some friends for a weekend in Llandeilo. We expected a pub but this is very much a 4* hotel and probably better for it. Rooms were spotlessly clean, all the staff were very pleasant and helpful and the hotel felt genuinely welcoming, which is a rarity. Rooms unusually had full air conditioning which was a very pleasant surprise but also had opening windows. Views of the Towy Valley were great and there was plenty of (free) parking. Nice garden area and a number of seats/tables on the terraces/patio areas. Breakfast was very good, freshly cooked and quality ingredients. We also ate in the restaurant both nights and the menu was varied, food well-presented and fresh with pleasant service.

Out for a journey and it was hot, dogs restless and I needed a “visit” and some food!!! Stepped into a beautiful modern place... warm welcome to their better than average bar area with our two pooches. Too hot to sit on the lovely terraces sadly. Menu was really interesting with local produce and interesting combinations. We chose a lite bite... mine the Felafel & hummus and OH the g & t fish bites!!! The presentation was superb and portions ample. Followed this with a sourdough bap filled to the brim with steak, poached/fried onion and Harlech cheese. Served with a dressed salad, coleslaw, root veg crisps (or chunky fries) . Best lunch I’ve had for ages.... all this with a large Coke each for £28! Even husband waxed lyrical. Would be a lovel venue for a small wedding as The Plough has a function room and accommodation. It may be a 40 minute drive from home but I can’t wait until next time to sample their dinner dishes.

We went for a traditional Sunday Lunch at The Plough Inn and were delighted by both food and service. Our waiter Adrian was knowledgeable and friendly. My husband had the fish and chips and I had traditional Roast beef with all the trimmings. Their side dishes to this were tasty and had a good variety. The setting is stunning countryside.

We were pleasantly surprised to find this smart, modern hotel tucked away in a little village in Carmarthenshire. We had lunch on our arrival, and I really liked my confit of duck leg, though my wife was not so impressed with her duck breast. The room was spacious, with views of rolling green hills, and the staff were friendly. In the morning we enjoyed big portions of Welsh breakfast, which included black pudding and croquettes of potato and laver bread. Our main complaint was the shower, or rather wet room, where you had to handle a very heavy shower head and water slopped out over the bathroom floor. However, I would still very much recommend this hotel.

We had a nice evening meal whilst staying over in the adjoining Hotel. The food was of good quality and was presented well and the service very friendly and efficient. The menu offered a good selection and the room was decorated nicely and had a great atmosphere. I would recommend this restaurant however if not staying in the Hotel is slightly remote for just a short visit from any major towns of cities. If visiting the area again I would be happy to revisit The Plough Inn.

Food was lovely, we all had something different and even my very fussy husband was happy. However do agree with a previous reviewer who said there was little atmosphere. Would still go again.

Had the most beautiful meal at the Plough a couple of weeks ago. I had the sea bass with roasted veg and a vegan chesscake for dessert. Could not fault the meal or services at all. One of the best meals I've had in a long time.

We've been here for the last few years. Food is always great. Good staff and service. Enjoy the casino nights too. Will have to go there just for a meal sometime. Highly recommended.

This place is a real find. The accomodation is excellent with lovely views from the rooms. Big rooms, very clean and well supplied with tea and coffee. Comfortable beds and nice and quiet so a good nights sleep.The restaurant offers a superb menu and the food is so well cooked and presented. The staff are friendly and very helpful and the whole place has a lovely atmosphere. Finally, the gardens are an excellent place to take a drink or something to eat and drink.

What can I say. Terrible service. The food was unbelievably bad. So overpriced. Couldn’t risk a desert It’s defiantly a no from us. Never again

At last the antidote to some of the poor service/food we’ve run into on the trip. Hurrah for prompt courteous attention, beautiful, tender hot roast beef generously slabbed onto fresh crusty rolls with a couple of sides, both obviously home made: spicy roasters and coleslaw. All excellent. Will make a point of returning here. Thanks

Arrived with no booking but made to feel very welcome. Stunning service, beautiful meal and amazing setting. Especially thank you to Huw for saving the day.

After being let down by the Red Lion in Llangadog we needed to find somewhere on the spur of the moment... we called from their car park to enquire if they could accommodate a table of 6... they could. We were blown away by their service and quality of food. A-MAZ-ING

What a lovely, warm and welcoming place to stay and dine in. We found a great deal for a two night stay with Breakfast and Dinner on the first night and as we love the area decided to take it up. What a treat it was. The room, facilities and views were fantastic. The staff were lovely, too, attentive and helpful throughout our stay.

We chose this hotel based mainly on the trip advisor reviews, ckeck in was quick and efficient from very friendly staff and the room very clean and comfortable with all the amenities for a few days stay including an in room safe.

Lovely attentive staff and wonderful food. The most upmarket restaurant in the area and this is reflected in the price however there wasn’t much atmosphere in there.

We've visited the Plough on several occasions over the years, including for family celebrations.

What a lovely place to eat! Good accessibility, disabled toilet, I’m a manual wheelchair user and it was great for me. A fabulous 3 course meal for myself and the wife on Valentine’s Day, exceptional food! I had the pâté for starter, steak for main, and clementine and ginger sponge trifle for desert! Stunning! Couldn’t have been better, will be going again! Cosy atmosphere, good waiter service, what more can you ask for?! Thank you to The Plough, Rhosmaen, faultless! :-)

We had a lovely brunch at the plough, my eggs benedict was superb and others thoroughly enjoyed. Also had a coffee and would strongly recommend. Great value for money.

We were given the overnight stay as a Christmas gift from one of our children we booked it a few days before arrival and couldn't have been more pleased. We were greeted on arrival by a very pleasant young lady .We had been allocated a beautiful room with lovely views. The evening meal was excellent and served by a very pleasant lady. The owner also checked to see that all was well and it certainly was. Breakfast was of a very good standard. All in all a very pleasant successful stay

Stopped off here on the way to St. David’s. Great brunch - avocado and 2 poached eggs on a muffin with a latte for £6. Hubbie had sausage, bacon and fried egg with muffin and black coffee. Good speedy service and lots of people arriving fir Sun lunch so obviously a popular place.

We expected good food here having read the reviews. Sadly it was not to be on this occasion. Maybe a one off, but we won’t return.

Forty of us had our works Christmas Party here. First Class, nothing less. Excellent service. The food was tasty and served piping hot. Three course meal. Delicious. And room for dancing afterwards. Ideal. I would highly recommend The Plough for your special occasions

We pass this hotel and restaurant at least once a month on our way to Pembrokeshire but as we had a little more time we decided to book a Sunday lunch and break the journey. What a delight ! The food was fresh, plentiful and delicious with a great choice of dishes to suit any appetite. The starter of home made cawl was one of the best I’ve tasted and after a very generous main of roast turkey and 8 (!) vegetables there was, unfortunately, no room for dessert. This was a pity because everything on the menu looked fantastic which means that we will definitely be back on many more occasions. It is also worth highlighting the quality and helpfulness of the waiting staff which made for a first class dining experience. Highly recommended.

We stopped while visiting the area. What a wonderful restaurant this is. It was very busy with lots of larger tables of families and friends having lunch, but we were immediately shown to a table. The service was outstanding, with all the staff working non-stop but in a very friendly and efficient way. The food was excellent and we were told there were only 5 chefs in the kitchen: to be honest, we don’t quite know how they do it. Would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending the restaurant to anyone.

I had forgotten how good the cooking in this place was. We dropped in on a busy lunchtime but they found us a table in the bar, which was fine as the conservatory was jammed. It is highly accomplished cooking, the Welsh Cawl starter was excellent, made with lamb and a multitude of root vegetables, gorgeous. The Ox Cheek main was probably the best I have tasted, presentation was excellent, served on buttery mash with fine strips of meat - I think this may have been Ox Heart, I'm not sure. The combination of tastes and textures was amazing. Next time I think we'll book dinner and a room. Staff all nice and helpful. The coffees were very good too.

I honestly have no bad words to say about this hotel. It really goes to show why this hotel has so many awards. Me and my girlfriend arrived late Friday night for a Wedding, checked in promptly and found our room with ease. The rooms are lovely and spacious, even though the beds are huge! I couldn’t believe the size of the bed...I almost got lost! On a serious note, the rooms have everything you need, a super comfortable bed, tv, powerful shower, wardrobe, ironing board etc. The view from our window looked out to some mountains which was a lovely sight to wake up to. We went down to breakfast and was greeted by the most joyful waitress who honestly couldn’t do enough for anyone. I didn’t catch her name but she had short purple hair and glasses. For that time of the morning, it was refreshing to see someone so upbeat! Please give that lady a pay rise, she deserves it! I asked for a sausage butty and my partner had a full English. They arrived within 5 minutes and was cooked to perfection. One of the best sausage butties I’ve ever had!

Great staff and efficient service. Lunchtime menu starter of cheese terrine was poor and only half a dish, not enough bread/toast or salad to complement cheese which then became too overpowering. The worst thing was serving dishes on slate! whilst it may look good in photographs for magazines etc. it does nothing for the food and causes a messy table. The other starter of melon balls was ok. Mains of chicken chasseur and beef stroganoff were enjoyable but average. The total bill including coffee and drinks amounted to £54.

Possibly the best Sunday lunch I have ever had!! Not only was the plate a delight on the eye, the food was top class and the ample veg cooked to perfection!! We had opted for the Pembrokeshire roast turkey and the roast lamb - both were simply divine.

We went to The Plough for Sunday lunch for a get together with my husbands family, there was 11 of us. I had roast lamb which was absolutely delicious followed by a trio of desserts which included a chocolate brownie, lavender ice cream and thyme creme brulee, the whole meal was exceptional and everyone enjoyed whatever they had. I normally find myself quite disappointed when going out for Sunday lunch as it always fails to come up to expectations, however the meal we had at The Plough Inn was faultless. The staff were attentive and the service excellent. I was amazed that the quality of the food could be so high when the restaurant was so full, and it can take a large number of people. I cannot wait to return, I can honestly say this is the best Sunday lunch I have had in any restaurant.

We were bought afternoon tea by our daughter as one of her Xmas presents. Having stayed at the plough last year which was superb we revisited on Monday 27th August. Absolutely superb tea. Sandwiches were freshly made as were scones. Belly pork starter was very tasty. Cakes and Welsh cakes also fresh an tasty. Service as always exemplary. Well done !

The menu has a good choice for all coirses, and the starters included an excellent scallop dish, wonderful prawns three ways and good vegetarian options. The main courses are wide ranging from salads to steaks and I can recommend the burger and the lasagne highly. Good wine menu and also lovely coffees. The waiting team are helpful and engaging,

Friend and I had a very pleasant lazy lunch today. Cheese terrine for starter was tasty and different. Main course was delicious, cod was perfectly cooked, samphire and the sauce really complimented the fish.

The food at The Plough is excellent. We ate dinner there on three consecutive nights and found it more difficult to decide what not to eat than to select a meal. Good quality fresh ingredients, prepared and cooked by a professional. Breakfast like a five star hotel.

Far better than a pub but The Plough is a Hotel even though called The Plough Inn. Excellent food, service and drinks. Service was efficient and friendly and the food excellent. Even when busy, there aren’t significant delays. Thoroughly recommended

This restaurant is exceptional with lovely food and very friendly staff. We loved the food and will be calling again any time we are near by.

The plough is a place for anyone and everyone From afternoon tea to a 6 course meal The ploughare happy to cater for you all Thank you Andrew and Sarah once again

Wow always a warm welcome to anyone and everyone at the plough Llandeilo Run by Andrew and his other half this is a wonderful restaurant and top hotel

Lovely hotel with light spacious room. Friendly staff and delicious food. Great location for touring the Gower and Brecon Beacons

Visited the Plough Inn, Rhosmaen for Sunday Lunch with family - this was a central location to meet.