Photo of Inn at the Sticks, a gastropub near Llansteffan, Carmarthenshire, south west Wales.

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Inn at the Sticks

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Restored and reopened in 2023, this award-winning pub-with-rooms stands above the Tywi estuary at Llansteffan, pairing a warm local bar with ambitious cooking in a Grade II listed building. It makes a natural base for the sands of Llansteffan Beach and the ruined clifftop Castell Llansteffan just above the village, both a short walk away.

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