The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Cenarth Carmarthenshire West Wales

Visited Butterflies with a friend for lunch after a long walk. I was immediately taken by how cute and cosy the cafe was, and very much enjoyed the food (we had vegetable soup, veg chilli jacket potato, and toffee roulade). You get a good sized meal for your money, and the food was all affordable and just what we needed after a day of exploring. The menu was mostly classic cafe lunches - jacket potatoes, sandwiches, etc. - with plenty of vegetarian and gluten free options available to suit a variety of diets. Cafe owner was very friendly and I'll definitely be popping in again next time I visit Newcastle Emlyn :)

We have recently moved into the area and were please to find this deli. Food was very good but the counter staff were rude, tapping sharply on the counter top whilst we chose what to buy. Unnecessary and, to be honest, unlikely that we'll go back again.

If i xould put no starts i would!!! I had a stale rock hard tuna baguette which was inedible, steak pasty with 2 pieces of meat and dry as hell and expensive as hell. Really disappointed. Done a 14 hour shift travelled 2 hours to Emlyn for training and just wanted a bit of decent lunch. I only went in there because other places were closed. Next time I will just chew on cardboard I'm sure the taste and texture would be better!!!

After a few days camping in a field in Cwympengraig we chanced on Emlyn Hotel. The Bistro was recommended so we gave it a try. I was delighted that the cod was in gluten free batter. It was perfectly cooked and a generous portion. The Lentil and Spinach burger was good, but was a curry flavour. I like curry, but was going more for a classic taste that night and it didn't say that it was a curry burger. Having said that the gluten free roll was excellent and from a local baker and the triple cooked chips were fantastic. My husband had the welsh cake stack with Penderyn Ice cream and maple syrup. He said it was utterly delicious!