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The Bluebell Llandovery
The Bluebell Llandovery
The Bluebell is a pub at 19 High Street in the centre of Llandovery. It is a place to call for a drink while discovering the town, meet friends after a day out, or settle in for an evening of games and conversation. The bar offers real ales and a changing choice of beer, stout and cider across its draught lines, alongside cocktails and other drinks. Its own social page is the place to check what is pouring and what is on.
Inside, the pub has darts, a pool table and a jukebox; live sport is also part of the offer. Outside, there is a beer garden and heated garden pods, giving another option when you want to sit out. Dogs are welcome. Events and opening arrangements can vary, so check the pub’s current updates before travelling for a particular occasion.
High Street runs through Llandovery’s compact centre, close to Market Square and the streets and shops that reward a wander. The town is also a useful stop for visitors exploring the Tywi Valley or travelling towards the western Bannau Brycheiniog. It can be a stop during that day out or a place to return to in the evening.
The Bluebell is connected to the wider King’s Head family of Llandovery businesses, but it has its own address and purpose. The King’s Head is the coaching inn on Market Square for rooms, restaurant meals and drinks; Juno’s is the family doughnut shop on Kings Road. The family overview connects these distinct places for visitors to the town.
Welcome to The Bluebell Llandovery
The Bluebell is a pub at 19 High Street in the centre of Llandovery. It is a place to call for a drink while discovering the town, meet friends after a day out, or settle in for an evening of games and conversation. The bar offers real ales and a changing choice of beer, stout and cider across its draught lines, alongside cocktails and other drinks. Its own social page is the place to check what is pouring and what is on.
Inside, the pub has darts, a pool table and a jukebox; live sport is also part of the offer. Outside, there is a beer garden and heated garden pods, giving another option when you want to sit out. Dogs are welcome. Events and opening arrangements can vary, so check the pub’s current updates before travelling for a particular occasion.
High Street runs through Llandovery’s compact centre, close to Market Square and the streets and shops that reward a wander. The town is also a useful stop for visitors exploring the Tywi Valley or travelling towards the western Bannau Brycheiniog. It can be a stop during that day out or a place to return to in the evening.
The Bluebell is connected to the wider King’s Head family of Llandovery businesses, but it has its own address and purpose. The King’s Head is the coaching inn on Market Square for rooms, restaurant meals and drinks; Juno’s is the family doughnut shop on Kings Road. The family overview connects these distinct places for visitors to the town.
Amenities
- Dog Friendly
- Wi-fi
- Family Friendly
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How to book
Call in for drinks, games and the beer garden. Check The Blue Bell’s Facebook page for current opening arrangements and events.
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