Eating and Drinking at The King’s Head
Welcome to Eating and Drinking at The King’s Head
Eating and Drinking at The King’s Head brings a restaurant and bar together in a coaching inn on Llandovery’s Market Square. It is a place for a meal while exploring the town, a relaxed drink after a day out, or dinner if you are staying upstairs. The food and drink offer has its own focus within the wider King’s Head family, so you can visit without booking a room.
The kitchen uses local produce and offers a main menu alongside specials that change. There are desserts and a Sunday lunch menu, and the inn also lists a steak night. That gives visitors different ways to use the restaurant, from a stop during a visit to Llandovery to a longer evening meal. Because menus and serving arrangements can change, the inn’s own dining page is the most useful place to check what is available on the day. A table-booking route is provided there too.
The bar serves real ales, traditional cask and bottled beers, ciders, wines, spirits and soft drinks. You can call in for a drink without treating the inn solely as accommodation; the bar and restaurant sit in the centre of town, close to Llandovery’s shops and historic streets. Its Market Square address also makes it straightforward to combine a meal with time spent discovering the Tywi Valley and the western Bannau Brycheiniog.
If you are staying overnight, The King’s Head also has nine en-suite rooms, with breakfast included in each stay; the separate accommodation profile covers those in more detail. Elsewhere in Llandovery, The Bluebell pub and Juno’s doughnut shop are part of the wider business family, but each is a distinct place to visit. The links from the main King’s Head profile make it easy to choose between them.
1 Market Square, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, SA20 0AB
Amenities
- Eat in
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How to book
Check the current menus and opening arrangements, or request a table through The King’s Head’s dining page.
