Y Sgwâr in Carmarthenshire

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

I do not cook at all when The Penny Black is open ! I feel really sorry for cafes and restaurants like this ! It's not their fault that they are unable to open up at the moment still ! The Post office is an integral part of the Burry Port community and as such will have struggled to retain their loyal clientele! Not everyone is,driven by price but as I intend to eat there 3 or 4 times a week , still, I'm very grateful that the prices are priced really realistically , as I'm single and only on my works pension, still ! Lol x Thanks for all the care the staff gave given me since moving to Burry Port/ Pembrey. South Wales. Th

They were so amazing. The atmosphere was very welcoming and the owners were so kind. The food was great and the desserts were absolutely perfect. They also sold home harvested honey. The honey is delightful. If I was visiting the area again I would make a point to stop here again.

Went there may 2025. Was going to go for a meal and a drink, but discovered that they no longer do food! Had a nice pint of Coors and a bag of crisps! Under new management at present so in a period of transition. Beautiful old building, but just lacked an atmosphere. Hopefully new owners will inject some cash and make it what it should be, a great country pub. The landlady did however allow people to order a takeaway to the pub and eat which I thought was a really nice touch.

My birthday treat. Everything was 10/10 as always. Service always exceptional. Thank you again for a wonderful birthday feast.