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BROWNS HOTEL
An Iconic building dating back to 1752.
This is the pub most associated with Dylan Thomas and it's a festival hub.
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DEXTER'S RESTAURANT
Browns have opened their own fine dining restaurant right next door. Steaks the speciality. Booking essential.
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THE FERRYMAN DELICATESSEN
A very welcome new addition to the Laugharne food scene – the towns first deli. Great coffee and sandwiches to eat in or take away. And fine local beer and chocolate to take away..
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POONS STREET FOOD
Excellent new addition to the Laugharne culinary scene. Serves great Thai food and a fine selection of cakes.
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THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT
Situated on the town square (The Grist) this caters for all your needs from breakfast to afternoon tea to an evening meal. The traditional Welsh delicacy bara brith is recommended.
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THE GLOBE WINE BAR
Brand new wine bar in the heart of Laugharne (Duncan St). Food and drink offerings look excellent.
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TY-GLO
In the newly-refurbished former Portreeve premises, Ty-Glo offers pizzas, burgers and small plates.
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THE NEW THREE MARINERS
This pub offers real ales, stone baked pizzas.
If you are wondering what became of The Old Three Mariners it is now a heated smoking area opposite the pub and will feature a BBQ during the Festival
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THE CARPENTERS
A little bit outside Laugharne on the road to Pendine this pub specialises in traditional Sunday lunches.​
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THE BOATHOUSE
Once you’ve paid admission to see Dylan’s old house you should treat yourself to the fine coffee, tea and cakes (the cafe itself is free to enter).
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BROADWAY COUNTRY HOUSE
This hotel has a very good restaurant and bar and is open to non-residents and is a ten minute walk from Laugharne.
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