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£20 VOUCHER TO SPEND AT CIG CERION BUTCHERS

Published on 13 Feb 2018 by Gwion Llwyd

For those booking to stay at Lloft-Sarn, Stabal-Sarn or Ysgubor-Sarn from now until 30th April 2018, the owners are offering guests a £20 voucher to spend at the award-winning local butcher, Bryn Jones at Cig Cerion in Sarn, Pwllheli.

Having returned to the area 5 years ago, Bryn followed his life time ambition to train as a butcher and set up Cig Cerion in Sarn, offering locally sourced meat. A favourite with the locals, he is the go to place for great cuts of meat and in the summer time, his BBQ offering is not one to be missed.

*** min 3 nights stay***

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