Plas Llanelly House in Carmarthenshire

Lovely the way. They've transformed the House, lovely food, good service, prices average.

Always a pleasure to have great coffee here. Atmospheric room. Friendly staff.

Lovely afternoon tea in a lovely setting - we ate in the Great Hall. Friendly staff and delicious food with unlimited drinks.

Impeccable service and a delicious Valentine Day Sunday Lunch.... Food was amazing and so special.

WHAT A GEM AT THE HEART OF LLANELLI. Went on a house tour and the guide Craig was so informative and we also got to meet Sir Thomas Stepney to my surprise, this was an added bonus.We stayed for lunch in the Great Hall after the tour of the house and couldn’t fault it.. Service, meal quality and the house tour made my day… Well worth a visit… thank you

My husband and I had a tour of this beautiful historic building on Monday. The lady who took us round made it so interesting and, along with the technological features, made it come alive. We learned so much about Llanelli and its history. Well presented and very informative. We would recommend anyone to treat themselves to this😀

Slow. So very, very, slow. 33 minutes to get a scalding hot, undrinkable coffee and an incredibly bland avocado crumpet.

What a beautiful building. I have not tried the facilities for food and drink yet but I have heard wonderful things and will definitely be visiting again.

Absolutely amazing experience, a warm welcome from staff and all aspects of the tour was given first class. Our host was so accommodating, knowledgeable and enabled us to engage from start to finish of the tour.The tour was at a steady pace, and interactive so we can really absorb the information given. Having images & sounds projected, also live characters helped to bring the experience to life.I would highly recommend this experience for anyone visiting Llanelli.

One of Llanelli's oldest aristocratic buildings, tastefully renovated to include a quaint tea room/restaurant ,you will sit surrounded by displays of historic local pottery and information about the buildings past. You can't help but feel an air of dignitary as you enjoy afternoon tea, a coffee or a bite to eat. . A trip to the loo through a grand doorway lends itself to a peep back in time, as uncovered cellars, on show through glass floors add to the historic feel. The option of having a look around the rest of the building is also available via a ticket purchased on site. The menu is simple but perfect. Worth a visit.