Nice food. Huge bar with wide range of drinks. Mainly a football supporters pub but not in the bad…read moreway.

We found this pub to watch the Euro 12 final it was the nearest to the hotel (premier Inn)…read more What a gem! Locals were friendly and the guy who owns the place was sound. We had kids with us and it was no problem. We enjoyed quite a few drinks there and the staff were great we were over for a wedding so the chances of going back are slim but I would definitely travel a few miles to drink in this boozer. Ten out of ten

I have been a regular at this, pub in Llanelli, over the years and cannot believe the…read moretransformation it has had. It is due to re-open soon and has been taken over by Carl bates. He has completely transformed the Greenfield Inn and the theme and has focused on entertainment and the menu is going to be the number one Grill House in Llanelli! They have a new website which is under development at http://www.thegreenfieldinn.co.uk . They are going to be a Steakhouse in Llanelli with excellent entertainment. I have signed up to the mailing list at http://www.thegreenfieldinn.co.uk to keep up to date with the events and offers

Formally a cinema or 'picture palace', this branch of the Wetherspoon chain still retains the…read morebeautiful high ceilings and original plasterwork with a sweeping staircase, gilt trim and art deco touches. Quite large, as you would expect, so plenty of tables and chairs upstairs near the bar or downstairs at street level. It's spaciously laid out so avoids the cramped atmosphere of so many places these days, and the lighting is soft and pleasant. The menu is extensive with plenty of choices for everyone, including vegetarians, and very good value. There are many 'special offers' to look out for too (burger with free beer every day, or excellent curries with free drinks on Thursdays, for example). I was there today and enjoyed my lunch enormously; the house wine was been a delicious Merlot and my husband was perfectly happy with the draught Guinness. The friendly barman Jamie was an added bonus. TV flat screens on the walls and free WiFi too so a definite thumbs up all round!

This restaurant has pleased me with its delightful food ,Extravagant service and the homely…read moreatmosphere within the pub/restaurant. When i went to 'whetherspoons' I decided to have an ultimate burger (which I recommend to try) and the meal was out standing ; It had a juice burger covered with creamy cheese along with some fresh lettuce and tomato with its iconic burger sauce, Also I had deep-fat fried chips that were lovely with a side of mayonnaise. That's why I gave whetherspoons 5 stars and I hope you keep on working at this standard.

In terms of history the Cambrian Inn was one of many early 19th century inns and taverns that…read moreserved the sailors, dockworkers and ship's masters who frequented the busy docklands area of Seaside in Llanelli. The original building would have been of traditional style with a thatched roof and small rooms. In 1872 Marine Street could boast 12 licensed premises with the Cambrian Hotel, Pilot Arms, and Trafalgar Inn next door to each other. Other premises in Marine Street included the Sailors Arms, Friends Inn, Albion Hotel, Mariners Inn, Liverpool Arms, Glanmor Arms, Ship & Pilot Inn, Cardigan Arms, and the Royal Exchange. By the 21st century the Cambrian was the only public house in Marine Street, once the main street of Seaside. The past aside, you look at the pub at present and it resembles a typical back street pub on the surface which looks quite small in dimension from the outside. All is not as it seems, as the inside is much bigger. It is decorated in traditional fashion and is very cosy. The lounge is very comfortable & clean whilst the bar room is quite spacious. The lounge boasts a jukebox and football memrobilia on the wall as befits the Headquarters of Seaside AFC. The trophies are out on display in the bar area of the inn. The Cambrian has Sky TV Live Matches shown on a big screen TV too. There is also further entertaiment on offer with live music showcasing periodically. There are also pool tables & darts to be had for further amusement. The pub serves Felinfoel Ales & brand beers. The service is both friendly & prompt whilst the cilentele are locals to the area by and large. Well worth a visit.

The kilkenny Cat is very much a regulars pub. If you are on a night out in town they are an…read moreexcellent stop on the way. They do not do bar meals. The beer is not overpriced and they are a friendly bunch of people. The have a pool table and a juke box that has every song ever. The pub isnt in the best condition and the toilets leave much to be desired but it is atmosphere and a good laugh you are looking for then the Kilkenny Cat should definately be on your list.

Very popular pub, fairly centrally located in Llaneli. Busy on the weekends especially. Often used…read moreas a stopping off place before going into the heart of the town itself. Traditional drinking mans pub, fuelled by the fact that the pub has Setanta & Sky Sports on TV. So as you can imagine gets very busy on the day of big sporting events. The best feature is the spacious sun terrace (former bowling green !) towards the rear. Pub also has definate bar, lounge & pool room. It is also a free house so has a range of drinks on offer (but no food).

This is a cosy but lively pub, close to the centre of Llanelli. The drinks are quite cheap and the…read moreatmosphere is good. There is a lovely outside area for those odd days when it doesnt rain. The rooms are a little small in the pub hence the term cosy, so it can get crowded during busy periods such as rugby internationals. A good range of drinks, including local ales and also a good choice of crisps/nuts. Staff are pleasant and the service is quick. Maybe could do with a facelift in the bar area. Overall this is a very popular local pub which is in easy walking distance to the shops and other local pubs and restaurants.

Can higly recommend it as far as Sunday lunch & Xmas lunches go. Fairly reasonably priced and…read moreplenty of food portion wise. Drink prices are also reasonable too. Recommend booking though as smallish restaurant (& even smaller bar !)

While visiting my grandmother in Llanelli, I visited Thomas Arms twice and I think it was the best…read morepub in the area. I didn't stay at the hotel, just came for the food and drinks. It's close to the downtown area so it's a central location. The first time I came for lunch. I had a shandy and a BBQ chicken melt sandwich. Both were quite satisfactory. Christine, the manager, served us and she was quite friendly. Next time, we came for dinner with the whole family. Great service. I ordered the Chicken Tikka masala, which was quite good for pub fare. Everyone was pretty satisfied with their meals. I think Thomas Arms was great. Their patio had a nice atmosphere as well. If I visit Llanelli again, I will return to it.

I have been to a wedding reception here and it was mediocre. The food wasn't very good and the hall…read morewas dingy. The bar was ok but I didn't think much of the pub area. There was nowhere at all to park and walking miles through the rain was not my idea of fun.