The Warren in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales is about simple, honest, wholesome food, and is the creation of a local chef whose passion for food is evident in the mouthwatering dishes from a menu which incorporates as much homegrown produces as possible. There's a brunch menu of delights using a number of local, seasonal and organic ingredients made from scratch in the kitchen, and the Full Warren comes highly recommended, and the dinner menu is sublime starter choices, mains like Capestone chicken thigh, spiced honey glazed lamb shoulder, pan fried tofu or hake, the Warren burger in meat or vegetarian choices, it's all here and more. The Warren also hosts many pop up events in the restaurant and they are not to be missed like the Thursday club for board games and craft beers, and the street food Sundays, there's also a copper beech bar serving craft beer, gin, coffee and more, it's a must visit.READ MORE

Waverley Vegetarian Restaurant in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales is also a wholefood shop for organic fruit, groceries and supplements, and you can conveniently shop online or visit them. They have an incredible list of products from nut, seeds and dried fruit, to home baking, beverages, bakery delights, herbs and spices, condiments, oils, vinegars, dairy free and soya goods, tinned foods, toiletries, honey, jams, spreads, savoury bakes, household items and much, much more. The Waverley Vegetarian Restaurant also do celebration cakes and cakes and scones made to order, and there's a delicious lunchtime delivery menu, plus the restaurant features mouthwatering vegetarian and vegan dishes, soups, pies, salads, cakes and more all freshly made on the premises using local and organic where possible, and there's a courtyard to dine al fresco, it's a must visit.READ MORE

Whatiscoasteering.co.uk in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales will take you on the adventure of a lifetime, and according to them there's nothing to it and nothing to be scared of, you don't even need to be able to swim, the buoyancy of the wet suit and aid will keep you afloat. There are fun, qualified and trained instructors too, and after a safety briefing you are taken along the slippery rocks through a series of team games to get used to the coastal environment, this session also includes some rock scrambling, rock traversing, rock hopping, swimming into caves, wallowing, smiling and lots of laughing. With Whatiscoasteering.co.uk all challenges are optional, only do what you are comfortable with and challenges may include the washing machine and quarry jump as well as the angled run, there is no danger and much fun to be had, book today.READ MORE

The Castle Hotel in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales was originally built in the 1800's and is ideally located a short drive from beaches, and just a short walk to Carmarthen Castle, shopping areas, cinema, theatre and historical walks of Carmarthen. There are s three twin bedrooms, one single bedroom with two shared bathrooms and all linen and towels are provide, tea and coffee, freeview TV and more for a comfortable stay. The Castle Hotel is a family run pub and hotel that but does not provide breakfast but there are wonderful restaurants and bars close by, come stay in a town and building steeped in history, it's the perfect base. The bar with beer garden at the rear has draught beers and ales, ciders, wines, spirits, BT sport, a jukebox, pool table, dartboard and free WIFI, it's great for a pint or refreshing drink.READ MORE

Carmarthen Golf Club in Carmarthen is one of the finest golf courses in Wales, located in the beautiful Carmarthenshire countryside, and the course is carved through the Gwili Valley with parkland layout, and 18 breathtaking holes. The clubhouse with restaurant serving traditional and delicious Welsh cuisine offers panoramic views and it's the place to relax with a drink and meal after the game, they also serve legendary Sunday lunches here, and are an amazing wedding and events venue where you can celebrate in style. Carmarthen Golf Club also hosts golf days for corporates and societies, and lessons and workshops are available by the professional, there are practice facilities, a floodlit driving range and pro shop, it's all here.READ MORE

The Pumpkin Patch Kitchen and Garden School in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales welcomes you, it is here they teach adults and children how to bake, cook and gain confidence and new kitchen skills, and learning takes place in small, friendly groups, so come make new friends. Come enjoy cookery workshops in their warm, relaxed and home traditional Welsh farmhouse kitchen at Allt-y-Gog Farm in the heart of the Towy valley. The Pumpkin Patch Kitchen and Garden School grow most of their own fruit and vegetables and the beds are cared for by the Pumpkin Patchers themselves, come learn to cook wholesome food from a young age, this will set the little one's for life, they even have workshops for little Pumpkins and their moms or dads.READ MORE

Creepy Carmarthen Tours done by the Spooky Magic Company in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales runs every Wednesday night and they take you on a trip back to Carmarthen's creepy past where you meet murderers and their victims. There are dark secrets to be discovered here secrets and visits to ghostly executions, you will even find out where ghosts walk, it's thrilling and award winning all at the same time. You will take part in magical experiments along the way which involve ghosts and murder weapons, antique photographs and even a witch trail, it's fascinating and spooky, magical and mystical and a must for locals and visitors. Creepy Carmarthen Tours also offer private tours throughout the year, and they host birthday parties, every youngster loves a bit of mystery.READ MORE

Carmarthenshire County Museum in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales features eleven galleries that take you on a fascinating journey over 50,000 years of history. Located in an ancient building where the New Testament was first translated into Welsh in 1567, here you will find artefacts from mammoth bones and Roman gold to Welsh dressers and painting portraying the county in different eras. Carmarthenshire County Museum has something for everyone with amazing and varied collections, visits are free and you can enjoy a walk or picnic in the museum park with stunning views over Tywi Valley, plus there's a shop with souvenirs, a must experience.READ MORE

The Palm Caye in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales is open for lunch and coffee and is vegetarian friendly, is great for good meals, excellent coffee and ice cream and there's a children's play area. The ice cream selection in waffle cones is amazing with lots of flavours to try and they change weekly, there are also mouthwatering milkshakes to enjoy which can all be taken away. The Palm Caye offers an eclectic, colourful interior and there's outdoor seating, they come highly recommended, staff are friendly and prices are great, it's perfect to stop by for the best ice cream in town and delicious meals, come see for yourself, their waffles, ice cream and crepes are to die and made on the premises. READ MORE

Prezzo is a delightful and popular restaurant in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales with disabled access and facilities, baby changing facilities and free WIFI in warm, inviting surrounds. Open for lunch and take away meals, the menu includes nibble of garlic bread and marinated olives, and delectable starter choices of king prawns, cheese and truffle tortelli, crab cakes, giant meatballs, antipasto misto and more, they serve pizza classic with thin crust stone baked delights made to order as well as prestigio pizzas which are made with their larger crispier base and topped with more ingredients. Prezzo also do calzones and pasta classics with sharing bowls available as well as al forno which are oven baked and topped with a blend of three cheeses, there are meat and fish selections, risotto, salads and sides, come for the Italian divine. It's modern and fun here, and as they say, whatever the occasion, make it a celebration.READ MORE