Breakfast at Glangwili Mansion
We no longer operate a buffet style breakfast but we ask guests to fill in a pre-order breakfast form by 10.00 pm the night before and a breakfast time will be agreed. This ensures that our guests will get exactly what they like, which cuts down on waste and at a time that suits them.
Here are a few suggestions for places to eat, however for a more comprehensive list of restaurants, places to go, and things to do, don’t forget to download the Glangwili Mansion Guest Guidebook (the link will be emailed on booking).
Eating Out
You will be spoilt for choice with the fabulous restaurants in the area to suit all tastes. The venues in the list below are very popular so we would advise that you book ahead to guarantee a table and avoid disappointment.
Glangwili Mansion is not licensed to sell alcohol so guests are welcome to bring their own drinks.
As well as the suggestions below have a look at this Cwtch Up in Carmarthenshire guide for some fabulous restaurants, cafes and things to do around our lovely county.
Our nearest Pub
The Forest Arms
Local pub/restaurant with lovely atmosphere, wood burning fire and good home cooked food.
Brechfa, Carmarthenshire, SA32 7RA
Tel: 01267 892410
Daytime
Tea Traders
Multi-award winning tea shop serving light lunches and homemade cakes.
15 Guildhall Square, Carmarthen, SA31 1PR
Tel: 01267 237101
Wrights Food Emporium
Award winning, quirky cafe and food store.
Golden Grove Arms, Llanarthne, SA32 8JU
Tel: 01558 668929
Restaurants
Dexters Steakhouse and Grill
A rich restaurant experience for meat lovers and vegetarians.
Coracle Way, Carmarthen SA31 3JP
Tel: 01267 223000
Y Polyn
Award winning Gastro pub using fresh, locally sourced produce.
Capel Dewi, Carmarthenshire, SA32 7LH
Tel: 01267 290000
The Daffodil
A stylish & quirky food-led modern country pub.
Penrhiw-llan, Llandysul, SA44 5NG
Tel: 01559 370343
The Old Moathouse
Excellent restaurant serving tapas-style sharing plates and a huge selection of craft beers.
14 Castle Street Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, SA17 5AX
Tel: 01554 891 874
Something Different - Wild Food
Coastal Foraging in West Wales
Coastal Foraging experiences hosted by Craig Evans. If all goes well, you’ll get to cook some of the delights that you discover, on the beach, on a Solva Stove! This is a full day course - the time and place is subject to the tides. Be prepared for a 4 mile walk and take suitable footwear to climb over rocks.
“Breakfast was delicious; Fresh fruit salad, a choice of juice as well as yoghurts and cereal are on offer before you get down to the serious business of choosing your cooked breakfast, over a warm croissant if you wish. Pots of tea or coffee freely flow from the kitchen. Everything was beautifully cooked and presented; we didn’t eat again until the evening.”
