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Several changes of owners have seen a wet sales only pub with a largely agricultural clientele (in the 1980's) change into what is now a food orientated establishment with a reputation for the high standard of cuisine. The present owners, Mike and Sue have recently enlarged the pub, with the addition of an upstairs dining area.
For it's food, Y Polyn has two AA rosettes, an Egon Ronay star and an entries in the Good Food Guide, Michelin Pub Guide and Alistair Sawday's Guide to Pubs.
Prices match the standard of catering, though the limited lunchtime menu "for the squeezed middle" aims at offering special value. The great majority of customers visit for the food, though suitably attired patrons (no working clothes) are welcomed in the bar area to sample the three well kept local ales.
Historic Interest
The old stone building was a toll house at the time of the Rebecca Riots. Y Polyn (welsh for "The Pole") describes the means used to block the road. An interesting feature is the stream running through the vaulted cellar and into which the establishment's sewage was discharged until the mid 20th century.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Y Polyn, Carmarthen
Changing beers typically include: Tomos Watkin - Cwrw Haf , Tomos Watkin - Old Style Bitter/OSB
Source: Local
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Garden
Family Friendly
Parking
Function Room
Real Fire
Restaurant
Separate Bar
Real Ale
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