Grannys Kitchen — Restaurant in Wales

Grannys Kitchen located on the Lampeter High Street. Has just been taken over by the new kid on the block . Owen Marsh accompanied by Lillian Ramirez , hospitality and caring is in the blood of Lilian , so the New Grannys Kitchen is right at home with her . Owen an old face to Lampeter , a chef at the Black Lion now brings his pots and pans , with a sound of percussion in the back ground of The New Grannys Kitchen . This wonderful hub for locals and passers,- by to come and meet and experience the culinary expert in action . A tardist once inside with quirky items on display ! Tea pots is favourite at this kitchen . Old butter dishes plenty of nostalgia around this landmark in Lampeter .

Ample room to accommodate parties or just a quiet table for one . Relaxing fire side chairs for people who has a problem with low seating a perfect setting in Grannys Kitchen . In the back ground a selection of tunes to take away the boredom and join in with toe tapping to the beat .

The staff are all jovial to put the customers at ease , all in all a perfect location to rest and yet mingle . There's a cozy corner to enjoy solitude if you so wish . The sound of the steamer wooshing in the back ground and the grinding of the coffee sounds like you have just walked in to a Delicatessen in Italy with a Welsh twist .

I looked at the Menu and went for Grannys number one breakfast , No disappointment an excellent choice . Bacon rashers nice and trimmed and thick , tightly rolled sausage , double egg and toast and large plum tomatoes accompanied by beans . I was in grave yard heaven . An extensive menu to choose from Give Grannys Kitchen a try and be the apple of Grannys eye . Now my Second visit equally as good as its first ordering something different to fill the crevis in my belly . Another 5 Star experience . No disappointments . Grannys Kitchen is a great find on the Lampeter's...

Having visited this tea room two yrs ago with a great experience, today’s visit was dreadful. The young girl serving was polite but the young staff were totally inexperienced and how to do table service. They brought a small teapot which half filled a mug and half filled a cup. My sister ordered a potato pancake, it was over cooked and very dry, not put in front of her with cutlery just left at the end of the table, she wasn’t asked either if she would like a sauce. My order was forgotten, when I chased them up my omelette was dry and burnt I couldn’t eat it. I left the whole thing, We were charged full price for poor food and service. Such a difference from 2 years ago where my experience...

We visited here after reading it won awards for best cafe. We are completely bemusement as to how they won. Our food arrived tepid, re heated sausages, bacon was too tough and only items that appeared to be cooked fresh were the toast and eggs. We ordered some sausage for our dog which came out cold thats when we knew the food wasnt cooked fresh to order. The dog refused to eat the sausages which says it all. We were asked when paying how the food was, no check back whilst eating. Only positive of the whole experience was the plate of dog busicuits and water bowl delivered to the...