Restaurants in Tenby (Dinbych Y Pysgod)
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D Fecci & Sons
For the best fish and chips in town, head to D Fecci & Sons , in business since 1935.
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Plantagenet House
Tenby's oldest building, tucked away in an alley, houses its most atmospheric restaurant, dominated by an immense Tudor chimney-hearth (no less than 6m wide). It's a good place for a romantic, candle-lit dinner, the menu ranging from seafood to organic beef. The lunch menu, which includes mussels, battered cod and chips, and bangers and mash, is good value.
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Pam Pam Restaurant
Smartly decked out with dark wood tables and chairs set off with blue napkins and white walls covered in local artwork and photos, Pam Pam is a local institution and a much-loved family restaurant that produces quality dishes such as Moroccan-style lamb chops and baked sea bass, alongside a children's menu of burgers and pasta dishes.
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No 25 Cafè
An appealing café with marble tables and bentwood chairs, the No 25 uses home-baked bread and fresh local produce to create delicious sandwiches, along with good coffee, home-made soup and cakes. It has wi-fi access, too.
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Nana's Restaurant
Set in a Georgian house overlooking the harbour, Nana's specialises in authentic Italian cuisine, from antipasti (a spread of cured meats, cheeses and olives) to freshly prepared risotto to traditional thin and crispy pizza.
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Reef Café
This small and intimate Mediterranean-style bistro-restaurant offers a menu of imaginative seafood and pasta dishes, as well as tasty snacks, cakes and good coffee.
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