The Plough Rhosmaen, Restaurant

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Poached eggs on toast with green leaves, orange juice and coffee on a breakfast table.
A hot dish in a metal bowl with flatbread and a grain salad on a wooden serving board beside a glass of beer.
Scones, strawberries and small cakes arranged on a tiered afternoon-tea stand.
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Poached eggs on toast with green leaves, orange juice and coffee on a breakfast table.
A hot dish in a metal bowl with flatbread and a grain salad on a wooden serving board beside a glass of beer.
Scones, strawberries and small cakes arranged on a tiered afternoon-tea stand.
A tiered stand of scones, cakes and sandwiches beside a polished metal teapot.
A glass teapot and white cup with sliced cakes on a wooden board behind.
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Slices of roasted meat with green vegetables and sauce on a blue-grey plate.
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A cheese-topped baked dish in a white bowl, served with garlic bread and salad.
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Welcome to The Plough Rhosmaen, Restaurant

The Plough Rhosmaen serves lunch, dinner, afternoon tea and Sunday lunch at its hotel just outside Llandeilo in the Towy Valley. Breakfast, brunch, coffee and cake are also available, making it a useful stop for a meal or a break while exploring this part of Carmarthenshire.

Menus change with the seasons and use local meat, cheeses and drinks where possible. There are children’s menus, and the team asks guests to discuss dietary requirements before arrival. Check the restaurant website for current menus and food-service times.

Book a table online, or call reception for a group of more than six or to request a particular dining area. The online system allocates tables to the next available area. Takeaway food can also be ordered by telephone.

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info@ploughrhosmaen.com
01558 823 431

The Plough Hotel, Rhosmaen, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, SA19 6NP

A glass teapot and white cup with sliced cakes on a wooden board behind.

Amenities

  1. Family Friendly
  2. Wi-fi
  1. On-Site Parking

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We had food here last night and we were very impressed. Great atmosphere and the staff were brilliant. Food was stunning, especially the lamb dish for the main cour…”

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How to book

Book a table through The Plough website. For more than six guests, a particular dining area or dietary requirements, contact reception before your visit.

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info@ploughrhosmaen.com
01558 823 431

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