South Pembrokeshire
The spectacular beachfront setting is more than matched by the wizardry emanating from chef Tom Hines' kitchen at this award-winning restaurant. Whether…
Must-see restaurants in Pembrokeshire
North Pembrokeshire
With names like Strumble Head, Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Land of My Fathers) and Costa del Newport, the Canteen's lip-smacking range of thin, crispy, stone…
South Pembrokeshire
Pop into this bright and cheerful cafe in the morning for a cooked breakfast or in the afternoon for a glass of wine and a platter of Welsh cheeses on the…
South Pembrokeshire
Candles flicker and the views stretch for miles from the dining room of this upmarket restaurant attached to the St Brides Spa Hotel. Lovely local produce…
South Pembrokeshire
Atmosphere-wise, this place instantly impresses; it's perfect for a romantic, candlelit dinner. Tucked down an alley in Tenby's oldest house, parts of…
North Pembrokeshire
Delicious sandwiches, samosas, Iberian-accented deli platters (laden with chorizo, jamón, sobrassada and manchego), pies and pastries are the main…
South Pembrokeshire
This wonderful country pub is a cosy place on a wet day, with a gas fire, beamed ceilings and whitewashed walls, while the garden is perfect for a summer…
North Pembrokeshire
From the slate floor and leather armchairs in the wonderfully cosy cellar bar to the modern art in the elegant dining room, this place oozes style. The…
North Pembrokeshire
Housed in a beautifully converted machine shop right by the harbour, this simple little bistro is renowned as one of Pembrokeshire's best seafood…
North Pembrokeshire
With quality pub grub on offer, this relaxed traditional inn is a great choice for a meal, especially if you've got kids in tow. It gets busy on weekend…
South Pembrokeshire
Adorned with technicolor chandeliers and vividly painted walls, this friendly little bohemian cafe has a loyal local clientele who flock here for the…
North Pembrokeshire
The Cambrian Inn blends old and new with exposed stonework and original beams but a decidedly contemporary style. It serves an interesting menu of…
St Davids (Tyddewi)
A friendly, rambling pub full of locals, walkers and blow-ins, this place serves hearty pub grub with a smile. There's a roaring fire in winter, a decent…
South Pembrokeshire
Although it's anchored to the High St, this fresh, modern eatery drifts breezily from a daytime cafe serving comfort food (cooked breakfasts, sandwiches,…
North Pembrokeshire
This great old pub has grafted on a glassed-in pavilion to make the most of its extraordinary riverside views. The food is excellent, particularly the…
South Pembrokeshire
Stone walls, slab floors and low ceilings all hint at the venerable age of this village pub. It's some 7 miles to the sea, but the kitchen specialises in …
South Pembrokeshire
The Waterman's crowd-pleasing menu includes the likes of lamb shanks, burgers, steaks, curries and giant Yorkshire puddings laden with meat and gravy. The…
South Pembrokeshire
Gargoyles on leashes guard the door of this trippy, hippy gift shop that doubles as an offbeat cafe. The Georges has cosy nooks of stained glass and…
St Davids (Tyddewi)
Stock up on picnic supplies (including lavish hampers) at this delicatessen, which specialises in local organic produce. Or you can grab a pastry or a…
South Pembrokeshire
The aroma of cured meats, fine cheeses, olives and freshly baked bread greets you as you walk in the door of this wonderful little deli and cafe. Stock up…
North Pembrokeshire
While the pub grub's perfectly good, it's the lovely riverside location and higgledy-piggledy interior (at least in the original sections) of this 16th…
South Pembrokeshire
Polished wood, old timber beams and exposed brickwork create a rustic atmosphere in this cosy restaurant. The menu makes good use of local produce,…
South Pembrokeshire
Although on the face of it the menu at Newgale's beachfront boozer reads as pub-grub-by-numbers (fish and chips, chicken tikka, gammon steak etc), the…
North Pembrokeshire
With wooden tables worn smooth by many a bended elbow, old photos of Porthgain in its industrial heyday, and interesting nautical clutter all over the…
South Pembrokeshire
Dark timber beams and polished copperware lend a country-kitchen atmosphere to the restaurant here. The locally sourced protein (Welsh lamb, Carmarthen…
South Pembrokeshire
Opposite Carew Castle this cosy traditional inn has a wood-panelled bar with a roaring fire, darts and an old-fashioned 'snug'. It serves good-quality pub…
South Pembrokeshire
Housed in an 18th-century granary on the Mill Pond, this cafe serves homemade soups, toasted sandwiches and cakes. Tables spill over into a separate stone…
South Pembrokeshire
This classic village pub has a rhododendron-shaded beer garden, a jukebox and live music on Saturday nights, as well as a decent range of pub grub.
St Davids (Tyddewi)
The food's quite canteenish, but the restoration of the cathedral refectory is a triumph of design. Medieval St Mary's Hall has been given an ultramodern…
