The best restaurants in Laugharne Township Carmarthenshire West Wales

Great atmosphere on the Friday and Saturday night, great service, friendly locals and tourists, great pint. Recommended definitely!

Really looking forward to cafe and farm shop. But it is closed for the season no mention of it on Google.

Excellent food and service. We will definitely visit again. Keep up the excellent work and food. It was an absolute pleasure dining here.

Stopped here for Breakfast early one Saturday morning. English breakfast and pancakes with fresh fruit, local honey and Greek yoghurt. Pot of tea for two. Less than £20! Lovely sunny patio, good service and quality food. The menu was varied! Would return and recommend. Only negative is the outdoor furniture was a little unstable.

We visited a couple of times during our stay in Pendine. The place has been refurbished, making it more aesthetically pleasing and accessible. All our meals were beautiful and the Sunday roast is 10/10. Great service too. Would Definitely Recommend! 🤩

Brilliant pub we visited whilst staying in Laugharne. Good value food and drink, with noteable food quality and a feeling of being a local. The staff were all really helpful and friendly. Will definitely go back.

If you want tasty and plentiful home cooked pub grub then you cannot go far wrong with The Carpenters Arms. You get the warmest welcome, well kept beer, lovely wine and a feeling that the owners really do care about your whole experience with them. Nothing is too much trouble. We ate twice here and they even offered to cook something on Sunday evening when they are normally closed. (We declined but made sure we came back again.) The fish pie is stunning and the quantity of quality tasty meat in the steak and game pies is more than generous. Tuesday's pie and pint night was amazing value. Puddings are delicious too. We arrived as strangers and left as friends. We would not hesitate to return or recommend.

Dog friendly with beautiful decor. Very warm And welcoming staff that were very attentive. The food was fantastic and very generous servings. Highly recommend by me.

Autistic family including myself and 3 of my 4 children. The woman worj dark hair serving who kept playing with her necklace was asking us what the menu says making us keep repeating ourselves, you work there not us you should know!! Kept staring at us, made us feel extremely uncomfortable. We spent £70 on just food and drinks and were made to feel like we did, not normal and not acceptable. To families or anyone with disabilities, AVOID!!

Loved this 1st time going to this event will be going to the next one

Lovely pub right on the seafront. Enjoyed listening to the ocean with a few drinks in the evening whilst on holiday. Enjoyed a meal there too, portions are huge and lovely grub!

Great place for a breakfast .. lovely view of pendine beach

Stopped off for Sunday lunch and the food and service was brilliant. Definitely recommend!

Didn't eat here, although interesting food truck outside. Barman clearly enjoying his job and lots of locals celebrating a local rugby day

Cream tea dose not include tea, but don't worry if you forget you will be abruptly told. Scones were not traditional scones, no fruit and more a large biscuit. Avoid asking for any jam other than strawberry as this causes problems and more dirty looks. Brie and cranberry panini and homemade coronation chicken baguette were both delicious. The sign saying piss off should maybe be turned around towards, as others have mentioned, the very surly woman serving. On saying goodbye and thank you she simply glared at us.