The Cafe at Number 4 (4 Queen Street, Carmarthen)
This cafe is a favourite with Aneurin and his girlfriend, Nest. Delicious food from the new management. It's now open for dinner on certain evenings too.
Ollie's Bistro, Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo
A favourite pitstop for Merle
Book 1:
Y LOLFA
Talybont
Ceredigion
Cymru/Wales
SY24 5AP
+44(0)1970 832 304
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Gaynor Madoc Leonard was born and brought up in Carmarthenshire, in a Welsh-speaking family.
Having worked in the City of London for some years, she now divides her time between London and Carmarthen. FOLLOW GAYNOR AT TWITTER (@ MADOCLEONARD).
Carmarthen is easily reached by road (M4) or by rail. Local trains go to Swansea, where they link with intercity trains to London. There are also direct trains from Carmarthen to Manchester and Cheltenham.
There are numerous places to stay, both in Carmarthen and in the vicinity and a number of very good eating places in and around the town.
There is a new shopping mall in St. Catherine Street but the centre of town has some very high quality privately-owned shops which are worth seeking out.
See the map under 'How to find Carmarthen'. Further information is available from www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/tourism
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