Food and Drink News & Updates
This imposing, beautifully refurbished, 19th Century building in the Centre of Llanelli, known as the Castle Buildings, is home to the Vista Hotel and Langostinos restaurants and bars.
- 24th October 2016
The clocks have gone back and there are only a few weeks left before Christmas. All the more reason to start enjoying some seasonal fare, getting out and about is fun even during the shorter days when venues light the log burners and get snug inside whatever is going on outside.
- 5th April 2016
Do you think the weather effects your choice of drink Do you prefer a cool white wine when the sun shines and maybe a warm red when it is cold and damp?
- 21st March 2016
There's an almost endless list of places to visit and things to see right here on our doorstep so make sure you're making the most of living in this incredibly popular tourist destination.
- 14th March 2016
The lovely Stackpole Inn is waiting to welcome you this Easter.
- 2nd September 2015
The excellent Schubertiade weekend held at Rhosygilwen each Autumn has become a firm favourite for classical music fans and this year’s event is set to be superb.
- 20th August 2015
While the crisis in milk prices will surely still be a big talking point at the Welsh Dairy Show in October, the event will nevertheless be a great showcase for the cream of the dairy industry in Wales.
- 29th July 2015
A music entertainment event for all the family takes place on August 28th and 29th in a beautiful countryside setting just north of Cardigan. The Gŵyl Crug Mawr Festival 2015 has plenty of free activities for children, plus some great music from some of the best bands in Wales.
- 22nd July 2015
There’s some great entertainment for families this summer on board the Gwili Railway steam trains and vintage diesels in Carmarthenshire. Enjoy a delicious cream tea on the Bronwydd Belle, a 1950s specially equipped dining train; or grab a fish and chip supper while you travel through beautiful countryside one evening.
- 14th July 2015
Natural bee nests hang from branches and inside hollow logs. You can watch the bees fly in and out with their loads of pollen and nectar, watch them interact with each other, share food and communicate using their various dances. Yes, they really do dance!