Time for Tea in Carmarthenshire

Spotted this cafe on my travel back from Pembrokeshire when i passed through kidwelly. The cafe its self is a quaint place easily spotted on the main road, as i entered i was seated by friendly young staff member with menus. The prices even in this day and age seemed extreme but thought id give the benefit of the doubt that the food would be worth the cost, order a latte, a Jacket with beans and cheese then a scone, the food was mediocre and all store bought so i don’t know why the charge so high, but unfortunately i had the dishonour of meeting the owner, She has a cold demeanour about her and saw her berating a staff member quite harshly then overheard her bad mouthing that same member of staff to another while i was in the bathroom, I understand telling off a staff member but to then go to another member of staff is horrid! I payed and left in a hurry after tipping the youngster, i don't mind paying a fair amount to small businesses but do better in treating your staff, they are the only reason you are still open! with her demenour she wouldnt last without those employees who made the stop worth it! Do Better!

Lovely little cafe, food was very nice and the staff were very friendly and even made a fuss of the dog giving her love and treats.

Called in for late breakfast and found large range of “all days” plus substantial varied menu besides. V quick service and delicious.

Me and my partner called here for a coffee about 3.00 in the Afternoon. It was St Davids day. Nobody else in at that time. The owner asked what we wanted, and we said 2 coffees. She then asked if weed like a cake. There was a glass cabinet full of different types, so we thought, ok, we will have a scone each, without jam and cream, just to keep the cost down. There was a price of, £3.00 each for the americano's, but no price on the cakes. When the bill came, it was £12.60. I have to say we were both a bit shocked, as the scones were very small, and looked like they had come out of a pack. Anyway, a nice little cosy cafe, but we won't be returning, as we felt the price was extortionate.

Went out for a breakfast with my partner today, We both decided on The scrambled egg with salmon for myself and a Large welsh Breakfast. It was an amazing meal the chef must know what she is doing and the two young waitresses were well mannered and polite and were quick to get us some extra drinks! The prices were affordable and we left with a full belly and happy about the pleasant experience

Friendly welcome, freshly cooked food, well presented, I had egg & chips which came with a garnish and my husband had a breakfast. Food was excellent, would recommend

We visited time for tea as every time we have passed it is always busy We walking in and was greeted by a lovely smell of grease and it was very smoky signs on way in says please wait to be seated the young person who was behind the counter took no interest so we decided to just sit down and was then side eyed we had faggots and mash and scampi and chips both were £13.50 we waited over 40 minutes in grease and smoke the food arrived scampi and chips were lovely but the Sausage and mash well i dont think it would have filled a child it was served in the smallest BOWL I have ever seen and was over flowing on to the sides the table wasnt the cleanest like a pub at the end of the night very sticky

6 of us popped in for a quick coffee but when everyone saw the menu they couldn’t resist ordering food too We were served by a lovely young man, he got our orders quickly and served our drinks swiftly There was a delay for the food to arrive but quite understandable as there is a notice saying they were understaffed so there would be a delay. ( so obviously not their fault, we should help these businesses that are struggling for staff at the moment and not condemn them for it) The quality of the food was great and freshly made Will definitely call in again if in Kidwelly

I visited whilst on holiday at Parkdean Carmarthen Bay. I ordered a slice of the lovely looking coffee and walnut cake in the cabinet, but when it came to table they’d coveted it in caramel sauce (which I hadn’t asked for).. when I told the owner i didn’t like sauce, she just smiled and said ‘oh’… then when she saw my son take a mouthful of it, she said well he likes it! A simple replacement slice was all that was needed to keep a customer happy… but she wasn’t bothered about a disappointed customer

Lovely little restaurant, very welcoming and friendly. Outside area which is also suitable for dogs , we ordered the jacket potato cheese and beans , farm house eggs and chip and small all day Welsh breakfast we onky wanted somethinv light but the menus doea have alot on offer .Great value for money , we will definitely be returning 😀

Quaint little cafe with a lovely, friendly owner. Being gluten and dairy intolerant I was very excited to find a cake/dessert I could eat as well as a herbal tea!

What made it so special is not easy to pin down, the food was amazing, we had a cream tea for 4 with one of our party being Gluten free. The owner and the staff were fantastic and the lady owner had made all the gluten free food herself along with everything thing else we had, just outstanding! My Wife made a point of saying it was the best GF food she had ever had. A place you could easily miss but don’t, this is a hidden gem that’s well worth finding.

Went as family for lunch, pee booked table. Was really looking forward to trying this new venue, hadn't been before. Ordered our meals, 1 x steak, didn't look appetising. 1 x jacket potato with chicken tikka masala. Potato was cooked but whole meal was cold. Quiche n side salad, quiche was layered with a burnt black skin on top and pastry surrounding was burnt black also. Customer didn't eat it for obvious reasons but as was family meal didn't like to complain n make a fuss. Why would the kitchen even send a plate of burnt food out to start with. Not the only one, a customer came in after and was served the same. Really!!! We decided to do without dessert, pay n leave. Disappointed.

Decided to visit while my car was in garage The 2 young serving staff very pleasant and apologetic when i explained food in edible. -- hence the 1 rating Person/owner / cook who had made the quiche could not care less and had bad attitude The QUICHE was burnt to a crisp on top and like scrambled egg underneath Never have i been so disgusted Did eat some chips as was hungry .. but never again!!! And i was not the only 1 who complained

This is a lovely cafe, the staff are wonderful, they welcome dogs and it's no trouble for them to provide sausages and a drink for my daughters dog mowgli, the food is very nice and they have homemade cakes, when we stay at tannyllan farm in our caravan we like to come to this cafe, its the best place to eat,

Had a fab breakfast here on saturday late morning, lovely welcome an was asked if we wanted to sit inside or out side in the rear, we chose to sit outside, lovely garden/patio area, well presented, young waitress was very very polite, took our order for 1 large breakfast an 1 small,,with tea/latte. Omg!,,absolutely one of the best cooked brekies I've tasted for a long while, the bacon was bloody lovely, all fresh, with Heinz baked beans not the cheap version!😉,, It's a very small fronted shop, blink an you'll miss it, but well worth a stop off an give some help to a local business!, Spotlessly clean,, Very well done to all at "Time for tea" next time were passing we will definitely call in again. Thank you👏👏

We were in the area visiting the castle and looking for a light lunch and cuppa. Lovely little tea shop with a mighty menu. My son loved his double bacon bap. I really enjoyed my French omelette and my partner had freshly made chicken sandwiches. Only one little piggy hit dessert and loved his warm chocolate muffin. Clearly popular with the locals and visitors alike.

We called in for breakfast it was a nice breakfast the toast was a little underdone for me but still enjoyed. We would definitely call back. The staff were also really nice.

Called in while waiting for the castle to open so thought we’d have a light lunch . Ordered two toasties & two drinks . I thought £1.75 was overpriced for a can of Diet Coke . Toasties were hot & tasty but the accompanying crisps were damp & tasted out of date & the salad came with a dressing already on it - give me the option to add anything if I had wanted it. I had a delicious carrot cake after this & my partner had a blueberry lemon cake which was tasty but to add cream you have to add another £1.65 !

We visited today having cycled from Llanelli on a very hot day. We had reserved a table in the garden and it was lovely and cool and shaded from the sun. 3 of us had the Mediterranean chicken with rice and veg and the other person had scrambled eggs with smoked salmon on toast. All was very tasty, the chicken just melted in the mouth, portions were generous and we left fuelled up for the cycle ride home. We always make a beeline for this cafe when we are in the area on holiday. The staff are super helpful and friendly, the toilet is spotless and we feel covid safe whilst there.

Great little cafe which looks nothing from the outside but is quite spacious with a nice garden area.We ordered an assortment of food choices including a fantastic vegan ice cream with fruit, Eton mess, toasted tea cake, scampi, along with milk shakes. All delicious and served with a smile.Highly recommend.

Lovely tea shop, hot and cold food available, freindl y staff service very good. We had the afternoon tea, would recommend, we had to take some home for later.

We were in Kidwelly yesterday to see the castle, wet and windy day. Looking for a cup of tea before out drive home and saw a sign outside this little shop front. Really wasn't expecting much, greasy spoon sort of place. Inside was I admit a little weird with all the Covid stuff and didn't hugely change my expectations. After that though, wow. Surprising range of food, a full GF and drinks menu and lots specials. The food was outstanding and so far as I could tell freshly prepared. I had the Glamorgan sausage, rice and egg which I ordered just to see what on Earth I would get. I was expecting a couple of cheap veggie sausages, some micro rice and an egg. What I got was a wonderfully presented taste sensation.I did find the price was slightly high for what is in effect a cafe, but the food was far beyond what you would expect in a cafe.Sadly I live nowhere near Kidwelly :(

All four of us enjoyed our meal there. Pleasantly surprised to get a good gluten free menu too. Friendly staff and some Welsh speakers.

This tea shop serves delicious food made by a very good chef. It is a real gem. Had the omelette and salad and it was yummy. The surrounding area is lovely with an excellent castle and nature reserve well worth a visit and top if off by a visit to the tea shop. They made our two dogs very welcome with dog treats and bowls of water

Visited last week and sat in the garden. No effort to make it look inviting, shabby and not a flower in sight.The 2 small cups of decaf coffee were ok and the 2 slices tea breads was delicious. Two young girls serving us were lovely. Thought it was an ok visit until I paid (the owner I reckon) at the till £13.40 !!!! There was no menu, so I have no idea what the prices of each item were. We will definitely not be returning!!

Poor ancient Kidwelly where most places yesterday, Wednesday, seemed to be closed. But Time For Tea were open and we had nice sandwiches in their garden at the back. well done, tea ladies!

Service was friendly and the food was well presented, although the quality wasn't great and the food tasted cheap. The cafe itself is small and a bit cramped. The main issue is that when it was time to pay the bill, they refused to discount it in line with the government scheme, despite being registered and having notices up around the cafe. Not sure whether this is a scam, but it certainly left a bad taste in the mouth.

Visited here whilst staying with friends on holiday in Llanelli. 2 of us cycled and 2 came by car and met up at Time for Tea. Had a very friendly welcome at lunchtime, we sat in the pretty courtyard at the back and ordered between us, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, full breakfast, faggotts and mushy peas and panini and salad. All the food was tasty, well presented with generous portions. This was the first time our friends had eaten out since the lock down but we all felt safe and well looked after. We look forward to visiting again in September and this time perhaps sitting indoors. We can heartily recommend.

Very impressed with this cafe. Happy to meet specific requirements and needs and is very thoughtful in regards to Allergies. It has a lovely atmosphere and the staff are all very friendly. We visited from Devon and we would happily visit again. I managed to order with no beans and Scrambed egg and they provided it exactly as I asked. Many thanks to ‘Time for Tea’ in Kidwelly.

Wonderfully friendly staff, Good quality food, Nice and very timely surroundings. A must for any visit to Kidwelly.

Lovely little cafe! Everything always fresh, great service and also dog friendly! All day breakfast is great! Highly recommended.

We were staying in Kidwelly for the weekend at a friends cottage & found this lovely tea shop whilst out for a walk to acquaint ourselves with the town. We were made to feel very welcome & an extra special welcome for our daughter & son in laws retriever puppy Mikey who was given a doggy treat. The food is good & wholesome, freshly prepared & very tasty. On our last morning there we went for breakfast as it was our daughter’s birthday. I mentioned this & her breakfast came with a candle in the hash brown. I had lovely smoked salmon & scrambled eggs- it was delicious. Will definitely make sure we go again if we stay at the cottage in the future.

What a lovely friendly welcome Cecelia and her staff gave us. We had a simple lunch. Jacket potato, cheese and side salad. Gluten free toasted sandwich and freshly cooked chips.....A seasonal gingerbread latte and pot of tea.....I noticed a cheeky afogato on the menu. We even had some great local tourist knowledge given to us. Thank you. We’ll be back!

Came here today for the first time every, I had a medium breakfast that I had a choose of swapping the hen egg for a Duck egg for and extra 30p well worth it in My eyes, The staff where every friendly and the atmosphere was warm, plan to go back again.

Went for lunch while holidaying in the village. Ideal as they are dog friendly. Very welcoming to us humans and our dog. Lovely lunch (good comfort food). Reasonable prices. Would visit again if we're in the area.

Myself and my fiance came here for breakfast after staying in a nearby air b n b. The cafe is bright and airy with lots of interesting decorations on the wall. We were greeted by a very friendly staff member who was happy to bring us over menus.There were lots of vegetarian options on the menu and the choice to have either soya or almond milk with your tea or coffee which was great.Service was very quick and the food arrived shortly after our order was taken. The food was lovely, really big portions for the price and everything was delicious. i would definitely come here again for another meal, they had a lot of specials on the board for lunch and dinner that sounded great! Really pleasant experience and will definitely be recommending to friends. Thank you!

Had a delicious lunch in this lovely restaurant today. My quiche was absolutely delicious and my husband thoroughly enjoyed the faggots and mash.Lovely friendly staff.

Visited for coffee and a snack. Very welcoming, especially to our puppy. Nice little tea room/cafe friendly, quick service and good value.

We stopped in for lunch while on holiday and were delighted to find it was dog friendly and they even brought our dog a little treat when they brought our food over. All the food was home cooked and lovely and although we were too full to try them, the cakes looked good too.

Enjoyed coffee & cake with 2 friends. Good food & good service. However, we were shocked by the rules of their free internet. We spent £15+, but were told we couldn’t have password to complimentary internet because we hadn’t purchased a meal. Meanwhile on the next table, a gentleman who spent less on a main course was allowed to use internet. Come on owners, join the 21st century & let every customer use the internet. Then reviews could concentrate on your good service & good food

Love visiting. Such friendly staff, child friendly, always make an effort with my son so he loves the attention. Fab food, quick service

We visited this cafe on the last day of our holiday and it was lovely. Nothing was too much trouble and the breakfast was delicious. Would highly recommend if you are in the area. The only thing that was a shame was we didn’t visit at the beginning of our holiday as we would definitely have visited more than once.

A quiet Sunday afternoon and still couldn't take an order properly even though the required item was pointed at on the menu. 50% accurate so at least the wife was happy. Looked great, just not what was ordered. Half an hour is to long to wait for a bap too but staff were polite, just inept.

After attending my 3rd luncheon today I would never have thought I'd hear myself saying that I thoroughly enjoyed a vegetarian meal but you have most definitely proved me wrong. Having had vegetarian option on the 3 occasions which I would never have chosen though choice but boy have I enjoyed (meatballs favourite). Also the first time I've tasted pumpkin soup and definitely a fan not that I'll ever replicate it. Thank you all for broadening my pallet. Looking forward to next month xmas dinner already xxx

Lovely cafe with a warm welcome. I was looking for a lunch place after taking my two boys cycling from Llanelli and Lynda and her staff couldn’t have been more helpful - storing our bikes in their courtyard while we visited the castle. Tasty food and great milkshakes!

We weren't sure from the look of the shop front but as they offered a gluten free menu we decided to go in for lunch. The menu was varied but we gave them a challenge of adapting the "all day breakfast" to gluten free and vegetarian which they were happy to do and it was well worth it. Had a chat with (I think) the owner and they do understand the needs of a Coeliac. I was very happy and would return.

We visited this lovely tea room after a walk at Kidwelly Castle. We had our dog Poppy with us and were delighted to be able to take her into the cafe. There is a very good selection of drinks (including nostalgic drinks such as dandelion & burdock and a good selection of fruit juices), and food whether you are after a snack or lunch. It also has a good community feel with many regulars among the customers.

Twee.Kitsch. rather banal. What can I say? Obviously rhetoric. They only accept cash.

I would like to thank Cecelia and her staff for hosting our craft events on a Tuesday, we get a room for hire and excellent beverages, food and service. I would also like to mention that Time for Tea hosted my father's funeral back in January and they made the afternoon so memorable. This really is a community café, that is flexible for events, produces beautiful food and the staff are caring and friendly. It is well worth bearing in mind if you have a small event to be catered for.

I visited three times and found the coffee excellent and Welsh cakes delicious. This tea house is the only one in the village and perhaps this is the reason why on my last visit I was refused wifi by the owner because I wasn’t buying any hot food! On the two previous occasions staff had provided the password to the wifi. My thoughts were that many visitors calling into Kidwelly would just be passing through and enjoy what was on offer but being refused wifi would be off putting. Wifi is of course not the be all and end all but when you are in the road it does become important.

Popped in for a cup of tea and a milkshake, the staff are very friendly and the garden is a lovely place to sit, the place was busy and most of the customers seem to know the staff and were treated like friends, well worth a visit.

We were in Kidwelly looking for lunch - we saw "Time for Tea" but expected it to be just a tea/coffee shop. The welcome was lovely, with a highchair and children's menu being offered for our toddler. The food was fresh, very tasty and quick to be delivered to the table.

This is a super cafe/restaurant that's dog friendly inside and out in the garden. The staff are lovely even water and dog biscuits supplied for our dog Alfie. The food and cakes are fab and you can even buy eggs there. We went on a crafters day when local ladies were there making all manner of craft items and even using spinning wheels. Which I found very interesting . The cafe let's them meet in the over spill room. THIS SUPER FRIENDLY CAFE RESTAURANT IS WELL WORTH A VISIT LOCALS OR TOURISTS

This is a lovely café with a very warm welcome from very friendly staff. Lovely to sit in the garden in this hot weather. Our cake was delicious.. We hope to return for a more substantial meal when we are next in the area. Exceptionally helpful responses to our enquiries about the town and it's history. Thank you!

This is a lovely cosy cafe in the middle of town with a very good menu range, staff are very friendly

This is a little quaint place ! They sell meals but we just wanted coffee and a cake after a funeral!

On our way along the Gower Estuary and in search of a cup of tea we chanced upon this lovely venue. Clean and welcoming with a surprisingly diverse menu. We really were just after a cuppa and a slice of cake but the food we saw on other customer’s plates appeared to have been well prepared. Prices were reasonable. Clearly some effort is being put into working out what the target market is and then delivering suitable products for that market and doing it well. Congratulations to ‘Time for Tea’ - if there is justice and you keep up the high standards then success should be yours.

My daughter and I popped in here for lunch last week and it was a lovely little place.

A vast array of food and drink to enjoy. We were made to feel special on our first and not to be last visit. Well done Time For Tea.

Welcoming and friendly staff, great service, great coffee, sandwiches fresh and tasty, cakes lovely. Relaxing atmosphere

Cafe recommended to us by a local, nice tearoom with varied menu & good prices. Friendly helpful staff Located in Main Street near car park

Staff always polite, friendly and welcoming. Serves good breakfasts, meals and snacks, alot of which is homemade and in good portions. Gluten free options available. Dogs welcome.

Popped in for lunch as it was freezing outside and we needed something to warm us up. They accepted dogs so in we went and found a nice table at the rear away from other customers so our dog wouldn't be a problem. Our order was taken and the drinks arrived together with a home baked dog biscuit, what a lovely touch! We finished our drinks and watched as the two very busy waitresses went back and forth to the kitchen with plates of food, making us feel ever more hungry. We started to wonder where our food was but could see the waitresses were busy so we waited a bit more. Then I decided to ask one waitress, as she hurried past, where our food was. She replied that they were very busy with a table of 13. We waited a little longer but then my partner decided he had waited long enough so we paid for our drinks and left. If it had been explained to us when we ordered that there was likely to be a long wait we could have wandered around a little longer and come back later but we were annoyed that nothing was said and we did wait for over 30 mins for a toasted sandwich and a breakfast.

Staff lovely and friendly. Hot chocolate is lovely and the lemon and blueberry cheesecake was sublime. Also had the banana brownie which was moist and tasty.

Popped in for a cuppa while in Kidwelly. Clean and pleasant with ultra friendly staff. Thoroughly recommended.

Visited twice, once for afternoon tea and again for a good 'Welsh' breakfast. Nice little place with good service and great food. Would certainly return.

Found this little gem after visiting Kidwelly castle...got two fussy eaters ...my hubby had sirloin steak and my daughter had...

we had a lovely afternoon tea the cakes and scones al homemade very clean and staff helpful.we also had lunch...

We had to walk around a bit when we arrived hungry for breakfast (after 9.30) and they didn't open at...

Such a lovely, quaint little tea shop! Well priced and lovely staff! Great for if you want a breakfast or...

Vine aquí para el almuerzo después de visitar el castillo para ver el bebé dragones. Las opciones eran geniales y ambos tuvimos una comida muy agradable, aunque mi marido me hubiera gustado un poco más de salsa con su faggots. El personal era muy amable y fueron unas vacaciones muy bienvenida de la lluvia.

Nos topamos con esta pequeña joya visitamos Carmarthen Bay durante hoy y un lugar poco discovery que era.

Teníamos el desayuno aquí y estaba delicioso. Buen precio y la comida estaba muy bien preparado. Lo recomiendo para un buen guiso. Tenía muchas opciones diferentes dependiendo en el tamaño de la porción que necesitábamos, que era genial

Great little place for tea/coffee and cakes.Very clean with friendly staff. Very welcoming and large selection of food.

We have been there before for coffee and it was just as good this time - hot and strong.The young lady that served us was most pleasant and polite. A pleasant change these days.

This is our local cafe . Fab food...fab cakes. Try the lemon meringue pie with an unusual biscuit base...excellent !

Our club use this cafe regularly when visiting Kidwelly. There is always a warm welcome and the menu is very good. Eggs Benedict were delicious washed down with a nice pot of tea. For those with a sweet tooth the selection of cakes is excellent and those partaking in the breakfasts were left smiling and sated.

We regularly treat ourselves to lunch in Time for Tea, warm welcome and friendly service, excellent value especially the welsh breakfasts, always a lovely atmosphere and tempting homemade cakes on offer

I know there's good reviews on here, but we had a dreadful meal, beef casserole over salty accompanied by rice that was more salt than rice. No apology when we mentioned it to waiter.

I had long walked by walking round the castle and I felt a bit peciksh when I found the Time For Tea.I walked in and ordered a cup of tea and a piece delicious ;looking home made cake. delicious it looked and extremely delicious it tasted, I was stopped by my wif e from ordering s second piece .,we left promisingourselv es that wewould

Please don't go through Kidwelly without visiting the castle, and then this wonderful little tea room. The welcome is warm and welcoming. The food is delicious, especially the cakes. Without a doubt great value for money. We hope to be back to see you, hopefully sometime this year.Diolch,Eirwen

Lovely lunch time stop after a 5.7 mile walk from Burry Port. Our Nordic Walking group were made very welcome and the food was great and served quickly. All the food is home made including all the lovely cakes. Will definitely be going back when next in Kidwelly.

I was still starving after ordering a so called cheese and ham toastie the size of a saucer. It entailed 2 slices of the thinnest white processed bread with one single wafer thin nastiest tiniest piece of plastic processed ham, I don't think it contained ham actually. Yuk yuk and triple yuk. The tea was tasteless too, they use the cheapest nastiest tea bags imaginable. They will never see my money again. Between the toastie being almost £4 and the mingey slice of cake about £2.25 I would expect to feel I had eaten. I am not even a greedy person. It's a shame as some of the cakes are pleasant but the lemon meringue was horrid, I didn't realise it would taste of burned ginger. Don't be so bloody tight and with the quality and quantity of your toasties. I would not say so much if I had paid £1

It is the only complaint that i have with this small cafe - but it is a big one.They have made a decision to attract those customers who have to take their dogs everywhere, and will inevitably lose custom to those who do not appreciate other people's pets around them, especially when food is involved and/or they have an allergy to pet hair. While i was quietly having food there, a lady came in with a large dog just to talk to someone who was sitting there. Far worse though, a couple and their dog came in and sat on the adjoining table. Whilst they read their papers, the dog feretted around under my table and around my legs. They didn't even notice until it stood back and gave itself a good shake right in front of me (and my food). I left and would not think of returning until i see a sign saying "Guide dogs only".

We have visited twice both Sunday lunch time, lovely food and the cakes are absolutely gorgeous. Attentive friendly staff and they also sell some local crafts and nic nacs which also serve to decorate the café

Popped in here for lunch after a visit to the castle. Very welcoming and friendly, efficient and good food. It was great that they allow dogs in and I was pleasantly surprised by the bill at the end. Would definitely visit again!

We were greater by friendly staff the food was lovely and the prices were good my husband had a steak meal for £8.50 very good value.

You sometimes find a little gem of a place that's worth travelling miles to visit. Kidwelly is just such a place, but one of the diamonds in its crown has to be Time for Tea. It doesn't look much from the outside....just another main street cafe in another small town main street.......but the quality of the food and warmth of the welcome, for you and your dog, make it a must for anyone who loves good honest cooking. Nothing from a packet, nothing cooked in a bag, nothing mass produced and everything freshly prepared. Well tasty!

Called in for breakfast. Food and service were fantastic and very reasonable prices. Will deffo be back again

A lovely friendly place to pop in for a quick drink or a full meal. Food has improved recently so will visit more often. Fresh food made to order, desserts handmade from scratch by the owner i believe. Lovely garden area to the rear if you wish to sit outside on a nice warm day.

We had been to see the castle and walked to the church found this clean welcoming cafe brightly done, we ordered tea chocolate sundaes and milk for my dogs we were spoilt a dog bowl was produced for the milk and nice time was had and my dogs got loved well behaved dogs allowed

We called into this cafe for a pot of tea, and some cakes, which we found out were home made,so much nicer than factory cakes!There is a separate section of the cafe with a very large tapestry picture on the wall of cats,very well done by all the local ladies and the owner.Good to visit after a trip around KIdwelly Castle or The Industrial Museum nearby,or both.

Haven't yet had a full meal there, but the cakes are really good- homemade, distinctive, and taste wonderful (eg. Carrot cake; blueberry & lemon cake; banana brownie)

Fabulous cream tea, the sandwiches were beautifully fresh, the bara brith, welshcakes and scones are warm and delicious and came with butter and loads of jam and fresh thick dairy cream. There were even strawberries and little macaroons . I thoroughly recommend you go and try it out yourself. We scoffed the lot.

We were driving around trying to fine somewhere to eat and as it was a Sunday we knew most places would be full,then we stumbled on Time for tea in Kidwelly back in the village where we started!!On entering you are warmly greeted with a nice friendly smile and hello.It had a warm inviting feeling..The food was first class we could not fault it the steak melted in your mouth...yummyIt was that good we visited again at the end of the week.It was very well priced and a lot cheaper than going for a pub meal and better quality.We would highly recommend Time for tea,..you wint be dissapointed.

We popped in for a cuppa and scone. Nice cup of tea. Sad dry scone. Seemed pricey? Perhaps interest was on the low side towards the end of the day? YMMV

We called in when out cycling and enjoyed a very good coffee and bacon bap. The quality was high and the establishment was bright, extremely clean and with all the tables neatly laid for the day - we were there around 10.00am on a Tuesday. We were impressed by the attention to detail and the warm welcome.

Had a wonderful scone this morning with my coffee; it came with a generous portion of jam, clotted cream, and strawberry. The scone was slightly warmed - excellent!! whilst writing can I also recommend the chocolate fudge cake - one of the best cakes I have tasted in a long time.

We called in for drinks at lunchtime and the place was packed. We sat outside in he courtyard and the staff were friendly and helpful and service was very quick. The place was spotless and they couldn't do enough for us e.g. it was the only place we visited in South Wales that bought both lemon juice and lemon wedges for my friend's tea. They also brought out a bowl of water for the dog at the next table the moment it arrived. The prices were reasonable as well. Thoroughly recommended.