Photo of Wright's Food Emporium, a farm & farm shop near Llanarthney, Carmarthenshire, south west Wales.

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Wright's Food Emporium

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Wright’s Food Emporium is an independent shop and café at Llanarthney, in the Tywi valley below Paxton’s Tower, stocking Welsh produce along with wines, spirits and beers. It draws people from well beyond the village for lunch and provisions, and sits near the National Botanic Garden of Wales. For a sit-down meal nearby, Y Polyn is a short drive away.

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