Gwili Cafe - Carmarthenshire

Well Bryan sadly is no more his relatives took over with the intention of taking over.Last time we came down ot was closed so this time I rang to make sure and was told it was open until 3pm Dog walked off to Llandeilo impolitely I didn't ask if Milo could come in I apologised later when I found out New staff/owners were quite happy and Milo certainly made several new friends. Now the food apparently one of the chefs had worked fo Bryan.in the past and it showed.A plate of wonderfully tender roast beef, Yorkshire pudding with stuffing, carrots, peas, roasties, new potatoes, red cabbage, brocolli swede, cauliflower in white sauce and green beans, a very full plate as I said at the Cottage more veggies than I knew existed! Long may they continue to serve the community and visitors like us. Pudding was jam sponge,me and chocolate Leila both with custard. Lovely!!!

Lovely cafe on main street of Llandeilo, we stayed in the next village along and our accomodation didn't do breakfast so found this place on google. So glad we stopped here as the 2 English Breakfasts we had were delicious. Coffee was also very nice. Owner and staff very friendly and we had a lovely chat, leaving with recommendations of some great places to visit as we hadn't visited this part of Wales before. Overall excellent value for money and we would highly recommend.

Always good and deliver to Llanwrda. Went to the Cottage today to try and have to say not like it was in Brian's day but early days.

As always called in on our recent visit to our static caravan in Llanwrda. We had our young Labrador with us as usual and were all made very welcome Brian as always found time for a chat when he returned from his deliveries,indeed next day we followed him to Llanwrda. I have always been a sucker for the chicken curry and this time was surprised to notice that the recipe had been changed as it looked very different the waitress confirmed there were two chefs and that the recipe had been changed. My wife had a ham and cheese toastie which she said was very nice. Two pots of tea gave a little over 2 cups each. Just a very brief word on the curry it was very tasty and had large chunks of chicken but sadly I preferred the old recipe as always proper chips, not frozen, piping hot and on this occasion we ate alone, very rare. Still miss the Cottage under Brian's ownership but Gwlli has been a good alternative for us on our, fairly, regular visits to the area

What a fantastic find. Have seen this cafe for years but never visited. Thank goodness we finally did. The staff and other locals could not have been friendlier. Especially as we had a loud, excitable 19 month old to feed. They cook specials everyday. We had pie of the day with homemade chips and it was great. We visited again 3 days later…. And I had the Gammon. Great again! It’s not going to break any culinary boundaries but home cooked classic dishes really hit the spot. And so, so friendly.