Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 01267-238305;
www.angelvaultsrestaurant.co.uk
; 3 Nott Sq; 2-/3-course lunch £12/16, dinner £25/30; Tue-Sat
11am-late)
For a swanky night out, locals head to Angel Vaults for heavenly food and then
finish off across the square at Diablo's for devilish cocktails. The decor marries the mod-
ern and ancient, with a beautiful 15th-century limestone window linking the two halves of
the upstairs dining room. A locally focused menu features Pembrokeshire salmon and
scallops, Gower salt marsh lamb, and Welsh beef and cheeses.
Information
Tourist Office
(
01267-231557;
www.discovercarmarthenshire.com
; Old Castle House;
9.30am-4.30pm Mon-
Sat)
Getting There & Away
The main bus stop is on Blue St. Bus X40 links Carmarthen with Cardiff (two hours),
Swansea (45 minutes) and Aberystwyth (2¼ hours). Take bus 280 or 281 for Llandeilo
(40 minutes) and Llandovery (1½ hours), 322 for Haverfordwest (one hour) and 460 for
Cardigan (1½ hours).
National Express
(
www.nationalexpress.com
)
destinations include London (£26, 5¾ hours), Chep-
stow (£19, 2¼ hours), Swansea (£6, 45 minutes), Tenby (£5.50, 40 minutes), Pembroke
(£5.50, one hour) and Haverfordwest (£7, 1½ hours).
The train station is 300m south of town across the river. There are direct trains to
Cardiff (£17.60, 1¾ hours), Swansea (£8.60, 45 minutes), Fishguard Harbour (£8.80, 49
minutes), Tenby (£8.70, 41 minutes) and Pembroke (£8.70, 1¼ hours).
