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Gorllewin yw'r gorau - cwpl o lefydd yng Ngorllewin Cymru

Ar ddiwedd mis Awst, gwariais cwpl o ddiwrnodau yng Ngorllewin Cymru. Er roedd hyn ond yn trip byr, ymwelais a nifer o lefydd dda, felly penderfynais ysgrifennu amdanyn nhw ar y blog. Dyma rhai o’r uchafbwyntiau!

 

Wright’s Food Emporium, Llanarthne

Dyma un o’r uchafbwyniatau’r taith. Mae Wright’s wirioneddol gwerth ymweld a. Café/deli gyda dewis eang o gaws, cigoedd a pethau eraill, sy’n cynnig bwyd dda iawn a detholiad gwych o gwrw – o fragdai lleol ac o rai o ser y byd cwrw crefft rhyngwladol, megis Mikkeller o Ddenmarc.

 

O ran cwrw Cymreig, roedd cwrw ar gael o Tenby Brewing, Gepiel, Wild Horse, Bluestone ac eraill. Roedd hefyd cwpl o gyrfau da ar dap, gan gynnwys cwrw gan The Kernel – bragdy bychan o Lundain.

 

Os rydych chi’n teithio tuag at Gaerfyrddin, baswn yn sicr yn argymhell detour bach i Wright’s.

 

Mae rhai son bod cynlluniau ar gyfer safle yng Nghaerdydd, gyda ffocws ar win. Gobeithiaf fod hyn yn wir (a gobeithiaf bydd cwpl o gyrfau ar gael hefyd!)

 

 

The Ginhaus Deli, Llandeilo

Diwrnod arall, deli arall. Eto, detholiad gwych o gaws a chig, gyda dewis eang o gin.

 

Dwi’n hoff iawn o’r ddeli hon… Mae’r tu-fewn yn atgoffa fi o selar gwin (mewn ffordd dda!), ac roedd ganddi awyrgyll swynol iawn yn y noswaith dan olau cannwyll.

 

Dim cwrw ar dap, on dewis da o gwrw mewn caniau a photeli, gan gynnwys cynyrch gan 4Four, Otley a Bluestone ymsyg eraill.

 

Dyle unrhyw daith i Landeilo cynnwys ymweliad i’r seren bach hon. Deli gwych.

 

 

The Angel Hotel, Llandeilo

Dyma tafarndy croesawgar a diddorol, llond cymeriad. Mae nifer o stafellau o gwmpas y tafarn, pob un gyda phersonoliaeth unigryw.

 

O ran cwrw, dewis da o gwrw Cymreig, gan gynnwys Gower a’r brand newydd adferwyd Celt.

 

Mae gan y tafarn hwn cynhesrwydd hen-fyd, sy’n gwneud e’n boblogaidd ymysg pobl lleol a thwristiaid hefyd.

 

SandBar, Tenby

Wel am dafarn bach anhygoel! Lleolwyd mewn buarth bach oddi ar Upper Frog St, dyma bar bach smart gyda décor modern, diwydiant ysgafn.

 

Tap y bragday ar gyfer bragdy lleol gwych Tenby Brewing Co, sy’n cynnig dewis ardderchog o gwrw lleol yn o gystal a detholiad da iawn o boteli Cymreig a Phrydeinig, yn cynnwys Crafty Devil, Otley, Heavy Industry, Arbor ac eraill.

 

Dyma bar a chegin cwrw crefft gwych… Yn fy marn i – un o’r goreun yng Nghymru!

 

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