Black Pool Mill in Pembrokeshire

I have eaten at Black Pool Mill previously and today brought four family members for the Festive Afternoon Tea🎄 The Greeting was Welcoming, all Members of staff that we saw were smiling and very friendly, very refreshing to see. Our Afternoon Tea was absolutely Fantastic, every aspect from fresh bread, the sandwich fillings, home made cakes (especially the mince pies and macaroons😍) with the fantastic display of festive foods on a slate cake stand ( with freshly picked holly) topped it off.. 🎄 Thank you All for a Magical and Delicious Afternoon Tea (& Prosecco🎄🥂)

The vegetarian Sunday lunch option, Paul's roast, is a small disc of potato. No protein and indistinguishable from the other vegetables in the plate. Expensive at £22 when others were having steak.

Beautiful setting. Sunday lunch was a let down. Very grissly beef. Had to leave alot. My friend had same experience. Staff were v pleasant. Will come again but not for a lunch.

Overcharged for children's meals should have cost £25.50 actually paid £35.00 after waiting 50 mins for our drinks, I asked for refund food orders had not even been passed to the kitchen , realised later they had only refunded the correct price for the children's meals leaving me out of pocket to the tune of £9.50 trading standards to be informed shortly,based on my own experience I would not recommend this establishment, it looks lovely but completely fails to deliver

Visited for Sunday lunch, very welcome environment lovely staff, and amazing food

A fabulous setting to dine, the restoration of this historic mill is outstanding. The food is brilliant as is the service. It is a shame they stopped doing breakfasts.

Met friends who had been recommended by others. Great recommendation as the food & staff were fantastic, nothing was too much trouble 😀

.Arrived at 3.15 for tea and cake Told there was no cake left!! Enquired re lunch menu and told lunch had finished although website stated 4.00pm. Managed to get a bar of Aero!! Surely they could have got some cakes from somewhere.?? Very disappointing

Beautiful old flour mill building. Booked a ground floor table in the dog friendly area for our two dogs (which were made to feel very welcome). We both had the Samphire & crab starter (delicious) and the Sea bass main course which was plentiful and amazing. We didn’t think potatoes came with the main so ordered a portion of chips to share. The main had creamy mash so we didn’t eat any of the chips (and explained why). The waitress insisted on taking the cost of the chips of our bill which I thought was really nice. We were on holiday here but wouldn’t hesitate to return.

A stunning building in a beautiful setting in the countryside. The food was exquisite and the service was outstanding. We were staying at the bluestone resort and I'd realised I'd left my wedding ring at the resort. One of the staff went out of their way to liaise with the resort and arranged for my wedding ring to be retrieved and returned to me, while I enjoyed our meal. It took the stress out of the situation for me. We had a large group and were seated in our own private room. We had no delays or issues with the food, which is quite often the case with large groups. Highly recommend this venue.

What a wonderful place! Set in an old tidal watermill, beautifully restored as a restaurant. Staff friendly and efficient. Food superb! A real treat. Will definitely return when next in the area.

Beautiful location, and the food was very good. Lots of people bringing their mothers out for lunch 😋

I recently visited Black Pool Mill in Narberth, and it was an absolutely delightful experience! Nestled in the stunning Pembrokeshire countryside, this charming historic site offers a unique blend of history, beauty, and great food. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the mill's picturesque setting. The beautiful stone building, surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of the nearby stream, made for a perfect tranquil getaway. The atmosphere was peaceful and welcoming, making it an ideal spot to unwind. The staff at Black Pool Mill were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. They went out of their way to make our visit enjoyable, providing interesting insights into the mill's history and answering all our questions with enthusiasm. The food was another highlight. We enjoyed a delicious meal at their on-site restaurant, which featured locally sourced ingredients and a menu that catered to various tastes. The dishes were beautifully presented and full of flavor. I highly recommend trying their homemade cakes – they were the perfect treat to complement the relaxing ambiance. Black Pool Mill is also a great spot for families. The kids enjoyed exploring the grounds and learning about the history of the mill. The on-site shop offered a variety of local products and souvenirs, making it easy to take a piece of this charming place home with us. Overall, our visit to Black Pool Mill was a memorable one. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking for a peaceful place to enjoy good food and company, Black Pool Mill is a must-visit destination in Narberth. We will definitely be back!

What a beautiful setting serving stunning food.

We had afternoon cream tea at The Black Pool Mill Restaurant, which has been beautifully renovated. The afternoon tea was superb, very tasty and filling. A great selection of well made sandwiches followed by four different individual cakes and scones. Coffee was a really rich blend which was plentiful. Sadly, they were very short staffed. We waited 45 mins after sitting down at our reserved time. Although tea and coffee was unlimited we could not find anyone to replenish our cups, rather frustrating. Food was excellent, staff were lovely but the service, on this occasion, was really poor. Need more staff Black Pool Mill!

Lovely refurb of an interesting building. Great coffee and cheesecake during the week (but be warned, the Sunday cheesecake is very average).

Only stopped for drinks and sat outside in the stunning grounds. The interior, whilst it looked sympathetically restored , felt rather cold & bare so not sure what its like to eat here. Oddly, for such a huge place, the bar area is tiny & is tucked up to one side on this spectacular looking building, this really is a place geared more for dining in our view. Lovely to drink outside but would be nice to have the benches randomly scattered across the front area rather than all in a straight line which we thought looked odd.

We had an early dinner here last evening, our second visit after a very lovely first meal. We were quickly greeted and shown to our table. Waitress sat us down with news that there was ‘none left’ of the starter we were looking forward to, samphire and crab salad. How can this be at 6.30pm? Waiter came quickly to take our drinks order, we wanted a bottle of Rosé. We asked which was the driest, to be told “all our Rosé’s are sweet”. I challenged the waiter on this, as we felt it couldn’t be the case, however, he returned from checking to confirm they WERE all sweet. We consequently order a glass of white and a beer. We ordered our meals, and the starters were promptly delivered. Egg ‘n’ soldiers was very nice, Cauliflower Pakora very disappointing. Main courses again were prompt, my wife had sea bass dish, very tasty but paltry sized fillet for £30. I had lamb and leek dhansak, which again was very tasty, but couldn’t find any leeks, and the ratio of sauce to rice was very poor. Overall, this restaurant is a very pleasant eatery, with attentive (but not knowledgeable) staff. This meal though, has left us not wanting to return. Checked wines online once home and found 3 were dry and one medium, most annoying.

We had an early dinner here last evening, our second visit after a very lovely first meal. We were quickly greeted and shown to our table. Waitress sat us down with news that there was ‘none left’ of the starter we were looking forward to, samphire and crab salad. How can this be at 6.30pm? Waiter came quickly to take our drinks order, we wanted a bottle of Rosé. We asked which was the driest, to be told “all our Rosé’s are sweet”. I challenged the waiter on this, as we felt it couldn’t be the case, however, he returned from checking to confirm they WERE all sweet. We consequently order a glass of white and a beer. We ordered our meals, and the starters were promptly delivered. Egg ‘n’ soldiers was very nice, Cauliflower Pakora very disappointing. Main courses again were prompt, my wife had sea bass dish, very tasty but paltry sized fillet for £30. I had lamb and leek dhansak, which again was very tasty, but couldn’t find any leeks, and the ratio of sauce to rice was very poor. Overall, this restaurant is a very pleasant eatery, with attentive (but not knowledgeable) staff. This meal though, has left us not wanting to return. Checked wines online once home and found 3 were dry and one medium, most annoying.

This was my first time at Black Pool Mill for food and something I had been looking forward to, as my partner and I often go walking around the area, and were able to watch the renovation of this building over the past few years. Thankfully, the interior is just as beautiful as the exterior, and both the food and service are equally as good! There were two of us and we both had the lamb roast dinner with a pudding, plus some wine and drinks. The lamb was perfectly cooked - juicy and tender, with lots of flavour to boot. There was a good selection of vegetables served with it, including a large yorkshire pudding, a huge roast parsnip, plus roast potatoes and carrots, along with lashing of gravy. We also had a side of green vegetables to add to this, which gave us more than enough food on our huge plates. We both followed this up with a sticky toffee pudding, which was moist and sticky, and came a pot of ice-cream (we asked for a bowl of dairy ice-cream instead of the vegan ice-cream that it was served with and they were happy to oblige). Along with the great food, the staff were also very friendly and helpful. We had a dog with us and they brought us a bowl of water for him, and also smothered him in lots of attention (which he loved!). They were very attentive and checked on us throughout, so we never needed to wait around or fight for their attention, despite there being a good amount of people in the restaurant. Other than that, there is also a lot of parking for guests directly outside the building, plus an overflow car park. There are also tables outside for dry weather and a small coffee shop selling tea, coffee, cakes and alcoholic drinks (we're hoping to go back and enjoy this when it's a bit more sunny). Overall, this is a great addition to Pembrokeshire and somewhere I'll definitely be visiting again.

Bit of a odd mix of heritage preserved mill equipment and brand new plasterboard and commercial ventilation. food was nice but service was either non existent at the wait to be seated sign or rushed and abrupt at the table.

The food was well below their usual standard. I had maple cured bacon with peas,the peas were hard n shrivelled. My husband had the pork chop, he said it was really fatty and dry. Two of us sea bass which was good,and the crab salad was good also. However,for the price (£182), we expected their usual standard which Iv always said was high,this was very poor for them. We won’t be going back for a dinner again.

We had a wonderful celebratory lunch for our Silver Wedding Anniversary. The setting is certainly picturesque and you can see the effort and attention to detail that’s gone into restoring this beautiful building. The service was first class , the staff were really friendly and the food was delicious!! Great sized portions and all was fresh and tasty. (We had a side of chips and my husband said they were the best he’d ever had!! )Looking forward to returning to try an evening meal or Sunday lunch. Highly recommend !!

The venue was beautiful. We held a networking event in the morning and they were very welcoming and accommodating.

We enjoyed tea and cake in this beautiful and unique converted mill after a pleasant woodland walk a couple of weeks ago. We returned this evening to try out the restaurant upstairs. The food was excellent! The menu provides something a bit different from the usual fare and the emphasis is very much on using local produce to support family businesses. The staff are friendly and always alert to the needs of diners. We will definitely be returning and bringing our friends!

Beautifully renovated building. Extremely friendly and welcoming staff. Not pretentious as many places of this quality can be. Delicious coffee and food at very reasonable prices. Magic window seat overlooking the river and managed to see a Kingfisher going about its business. Lovely place just off the beaten track. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Food was delicious staff were very pleasant. Not too pricey will definitely go again.

Great place for an awesome experience.

Excellent food and service 10/10. Amazing building with a great atmosphere. We will definitely return. Thank you.

Dined at this restaurant whilst staying at Bluestone, food was top notch. We were a large family party of 20 guests including children, we all had 3 courses with drinks. All the food came out at the same time for each course, the food was cooked to perfection and hot when it came. The staff were amazing and it was a definite highlight to our stay

Great service and very good food... lovely natural setting...

We visited Black Pool Mill restaurant for a private family celebration. We had a private room. Food and service were amazing. We certainly come back 👍😋

Deeply impressive and tasteful conversion of an imposing water mill, keeping many of the original features. We were made to feel very welcome, with our three dogs too, by the friendly staff and soon decided to stay for lunch. Our choices were delicious and perfectly cooked. All with local produce too. We wouldn't hesitate to visit again, on a rainy April day, we didn't want to leave!

Food excellent,staff very attentive and pleasant,a really enjoyable experience will be going again. We especially appreciated the quiet background music,making the atmosphere relaxing.

We visited Blackpool Mill as a family group of 12 as part of our stay at Bluestone Resort. The team contacted me in advance to place a pre booking, all the special requests we made on this such as the childrens main courses being served with the adult starters were acurately accommodated with no fuss which was very refreshing! We were blown away by the beauty of the building and loved the private dining room we were given, this made it so much more relaxing with 5 children in the party. The service was friendly and attentive, again bring very accommodating to the children. The food was really superb, beautifully presented and cooked. We all throughly enjoyed it. We would definitely book in again on our next Bluestone visit!

Seriously disappointed. Food took 40 minutes to arrive. Staff were surly and unengaged. The food, when it arrived, was tasty although arrived on a board and could have done with a plate to transfer to, to eat from. The staff really let the place down. Barman didn’t know how to make lime and lemonade. Serving staff were just short of rude and had no people skills at all, obviously only there for the £. Staff constantly coming in and out of the front door going for smoke breaks. Staff coats hung on coat hooks inside door. Hugely lacking any professionalism. Such a shame in a lovely venue

Really lovely food, brilliant staff and a brilliant service.will definitely book again

This renovated former flour mill dating back to 1813 is now the home of a characterful restaurant combining great atmosphere with first-class food and service. The building is steeped in history, retaining its original wooden floorboards, support beams and much of the upgraded milling and grinding machinery installed at the beginning of the 20th century. Food is served from 10am until 9pm Monday to Saturday and from 12 noon until 6pm on Sundays and guests have a wide choice of tables laid out across two floors. There are also private dining rooms and a space for corporate events and entertaining. The menu offers a range of tasty and interesting dishes and includes some items that will provide a new experience for many diners. We visited Black Pool Mill restaurant for a private family function and did not leave feeling disappointed. The experience was memorable from start to finish. We will return!

Booked for Sunday lunch for 13 of us. Had a lovely side room. They were very accommodating, let us put some banners up for a 60th birthday. Starters arrived. Then the main meal. Half the group had their meal before the rest of us , had to wait a few more minutes for the veg. Apart from that, the meals were delicious. Belly pork, beef, salmon, and the vegan option all went down a treat. Would recommend, and definitely go back there.

Waited 10 minutes to be seated. Building was cold and asked for window to be closed due to draft. Food was good , however, one of the group was handed her meal on a long board and it didn’t balance correctly as the table was too small , boiling sauce all over her hand and clothes , not even asked if she was ok. Disappointing as it was a 50 birthday celebration ! Cash not also accepted, even though £ on menu , please omit as this the case

We pre booked this for a birthday Sunday lunch. We arrived on time to find that the veggie option was sold out and were not given any alternative. Two vegetarians ended up with just a few vegetables! The room was freezing cold and the meal, when it eventually arrived was poor with not enough vegetables and parsnips which were completely raw. All in all a very poor meal with disinterested staff. Will not be going back!

Beautiful setting but disappointed with the rest of the experience.Very overpriced for a poorly presented and inedible meal .The ham hock was greasy ,full of fat and mostly tasteless ,two small sticks of celery ,6 grapes ,1/4 of sliced apple,chunk of bread and whipped butter and a chunk of overated 'local' cheese for the price of £16 .We paid extra for coleslaw ! We did mention to our server at the time ,and was assured it would be passed onto the chef .We waited 40 mins for 3 Cold meals.The restaurant, all 3 floors were busy with pre mothering Sunday lunches .We would have to think twice before dining there again unfortunately.

What an amazing experience. Fantastically finished themed restaurant with amazing food and service. We had a private room, table of 10 all having 3 courses for lunch, the salmon and prawns to start and the burger for main was delicious. We will be back 👍

Great venue! Stunning views from the loo with a view on the top floor 😀

Special family meal - incredible building, friendly staff and lovely food. We had a lovely Sunday lunch to celebrate a birthday - really recommended for a special occasion.

A big disappointment was so looking to a nice evening. Waited 40 minutes for drinks to arrive they arrived one by one food was ok but over priced starter pigeon breast with mash no imagination and obviously been on hot plate for a while as dry.Staff need serious training passed plates down the table instead of placing in front of customer. Asked for plates to be passed to them no puddings or coffee offered very slow service overall very disappointing started clearing main course before everyone had finished. Staff obviously wanted a early finish.

Awesome venue, like a museum crossed with a restaurant 👌

A very restricted menu and not all food on the menu available. Service was ok but waited an hr for our starter. Wouldn't go again in a hurry

Brilliant evening, good food but the bread was dry, lovely and unique setting, fantastic customer service. Only real negative - we were very disappointed to find the restaurant did not accept cash (only found out at the till). Great otherwise.

Served us stale pistachio biscuits. Gross.

The Black Pool Mill is a superb restaurant in the charming venue of a former Mill, which has several floors for different groups of guests. The service was courteous, friendly and luxurious, for instance we were all offered a glass of champagne as soon as we stepped through the door. Whilst eating it was as though we had an entire team waiting on us and on standby just in case we needed anything at all. The food itself was delicious and very filling, and the drinks and cocktails were excellent and exotic - I myself had a virgin espresso martini. Just to be really harsh there was a slight error where I was given the wrong drink and left waiting for a little while, but other than that it made a perfect Christmas Day lunch and couldn't have been better, hence why I confidently award the Black Pool Mill 5 stars.

We were made to feel welcome on arrival and shown to a table with comfortable seats. The other diners were friendly and there was a warm happy atmosphere with everyone chatting freely without being overheard. We skipped starters and one of us ordered smoked salmon with homemade pesto, balsamic tomatoes and a micro herb salad with king prawns and two of us chose seared pigeon breast with smoked mash, sweet and sour baby onions which melted in your mouth and green beans. The staff were attentive, efficient and unobtrusive. We enjoyed a delicious sticky ginger cake with crème anglaise for dessert and agreed that it’s easy to understand why Blackpool Mill has become one of our favourite places to eat.

We had an evening meal here as a large group of friends post Christmas. The location is beautiful and the building which as been restored is impressive. The booking process was very easy and there was plenty of space. Our table was booked for 8pm which although a little late worked for us with childcare etc. The food was tasty (perhaps could have done with a little more seasoning), if a little expensive. The food didn't quite match the location and price. I thought the starters were too large and the sauce I had with main didn't have as much flavour as I would have hoped for. I think the service could have been improved - the order taking was chaotic and instead of going around the table and asking everyone individually they wanted us to raise our hands / shout out if we wanted the same thing. I don't think this was the most efficient way of taking orders. We also had to order starters, mains and desserts at the same time. I understand why they asked us to do this as we were a fairly large table and the kitchen closes at 11. I decided not to order dessert although would have preferred to have decided after the main course was served. I guess this is a tip for large groups to book an earlier table. I would go back again but there are probably better options available in this price bracket in the wider area.

Lovely to see such an historical building put to good appreciated use.

Very helpful staff food excellent We spent a very pleasant afternoon with friends here

If you haven’t tried it yet you’re missing out. Beautiful location and lovely restaurant. Staff are great and food is amazing I left feeling happy and full.

The Sunday lunch was one of the best meals I have had for a long time. The sirloin beef was tender and tasty and plenty of vegetables. The cheese plater for sweet was very good with a good selection. Service good and the setting is superb. One improvement would be serve the gravy separately as not all like the same amount of gravy but this did not detract from a great meal.

Lovely food in a stunning location. Friendly staff & good value. We celebrated my daughter’s birthday enjoying a lovely Sunday lunch that kept the whole family happy.

As a three generation family group we had a fabulous lunch today at the stunning Blackpool Mill. What an amazing setting to dine in, totally impressed by the history of this remarkable building. After sharing a bread basket our exceptional meals arrived, 3 went for the fish and 2 for the steak. We were all totally satisfied by our wonderful meals. We then decided to try the desserts. Again 3 for the cheese cake and 2 for the tiramasu, and I have to say they are phenomenal. Highly recommend this restaurant and next time we might go for a walk too!

Have been wanting to go here for a while since it reopened. Was not disappointed! Lovely ambience and incredibly attentive staff. Food was tasty with decent portion sizes. Had a nose around upstairs and noted the lovely private function rooms - will be popping back for a special occasion with family!

Only called for tea and cake. Very friendly staff, excellent service. Beautiful surroundings with all the old workings preserved.

Nice food, if rather expensive for what it is. Service was slow and inattentive, and we were served doubles when we hadn't asked for them! They did put it right though, even if we were staggering out of there!

Had a lovely meal. The location is amazing and the history of the mill has been incorporated into the restaurant area which is very nice. We had the steak and the cheeseburger from the lunch menu, both of which were delicious. The staff were great and our waitress was very helpful and polite (can't remember name unfortunately). The only drawback is that I'd say the puddings are a little pricey, but the mains were definitely around industry standard currently (it is quite a fancy place).

Lovely piece of fish... chips were wedges and could have been fried more. A little under cooked. Would give BPMR another go

First time we’ve been to this restaurant. Ambience and location lovely but, it stops there. Food cold, very slow service, very pricey wine list, very disappointing.

The setting in stunning but it's very much style over substance here! People were clearly coming in to visit the building refurbishment. The food doesn't match the venue at all. The service is very normal with tentative servers, immaculately laid tables and lovely linen napkins...

Room was very cold, food was not up to our expectations and very small portions for the price. Fabulous environment and has the capability of being high end, it hasn't got there yet.

Fantastic refurbishment, the building looks great and very well done but it doesn’t feel finished. Also doesn’t seem to work, huge wasted areas that could be better utilities. Food menu is very small, good wine menu and so it’s good for drinks with friends in...

Business dinner for 16 people. All food preordered. Absolutely delicious. All group enjoyed all starters and mains. Only grumble was a wait of up to 15 minutes between first and last dishes coming out. Nice wine options but a bit surprised when we ordered another bottle of wine at 10.15pm to be told they stopped serving alcohol at 10. Perhaps someone could have told us before 10 that this was the case to give the opportunity to order then.

Positives - it is a stunning location and the renovation is superb. Negative ( I hate writing poor reviews). Our second time eating here, this time a business gathering for an evening meal. We had to chase down staff to get drinks. Found the staff...

Visited for birthday had Sunday dinner 8 of us in total. Food delicious & staff really lovely. Beautiful restaurant will definitely return when next staying at Bluestone

Really really disappointed, this is my second visit, first was just a pit stop on a walk with my daughter, ordered a coffee and hot chocolate at the bar, unfortunately we were turned away as I only had CASH and they refused to take it!!!! Then today 3 tables had customers on them at 1.30pm and we were refused a table as we hadn't made a reservation and they had a function upstairs and 3 tables downstairs with people on the, the lady said they couldn't take any more people in the restaurant due to the function although standing outside the restaurant walking back to the car you could book a table online for 15 minutes time.... really really disappointed.. I definitely won't try a third time Also it was absolutely freezing inside the restaurant, radiators were off...people in the restaurant still had coats on ... Absolutely beautiful place but unfortunately I'll never know what the food is like 👍🏻 Good luck with the future

Warm and competent service, great food and an incredible setting. Would return for a future special occasion.

i am local to the area and have had several lunches here this year, and i do find the service and quality are not holding up earlier in the year the fish and chips was spot on nice crunchy batter and crispy chips bur recently...

Beautiful restoration of old mill. Ambitious restaurant offer but unmatched by poor menu choices & expensive pricing. Friendly, willing waiting staff need more training to deliver high end service. Ambience would be improved by lighting dimmed & redirected away from people's faces.

Amazing service! Nice menu with a good selection of dishes. Will be back again to try desserts and breakfast.

I took my children on a Saturday evening for dinner, the driveway leading to the mill was grand with the mill standing elegantly in view, we were shown to our table, which was surrounded by history of the mill, magnificent! Service was impeccable, we were looked after from start to finish with a smile and professional service, not too intrusive. Food was a delight, the menu was easy to the eye, good choices throughout. The children's menu was great, my children were spoilt for choice. I opted for the vegetarian option of charred hispi cabbage, beetroot and crispy parsnip, amazing! What a refreshing change to the normal vegetarian options! This mill is a gem, and so reasonably priced for the quality of food! I highly recommend 👌

The food was so delicious and full of flavour! The decor and scenery was beautiful!! The staff will so helpful and couldn’t do enough for us. They even gave me a birthday as it was my 21st! Thank you Blackpool Mill

Beautiful setting. Very attentive staff. Fresh authentic food and didn’t feel rushed to leave. Thankyou

Such a stunning renovation and location. Seriously let down by the quality of the food ! It has such potential to be a high end A la Carte restaurant, but they need to recognise that guests will only return if the food meets the same quality of the refurbishment.

Lovely place, excellent food and great service.

Very good place to go, where you eat seated around the old mill equipment. Terrific setting, good food and service.

Relaxed atmosphere and inspiring food. The price made it great value. The staff were lovely and friendly.

We went for afternoon tea after a lovely walk around the area. We waited about 20 minutes for something to happen then the plate of sandwiches and cakes arrived, which looked lovely and were very tasty. However the fly in the ointment no tea, plates...

Beautifully and thoughfully refurbished watermill.Fabulous decor, tasteful with a luxurious ambiance. Top class staff, brilliant chefs, top quality produce. Surroundings outside with lovely terrace in heart of Pembrokeshire countryside, swallows and rushing water. Absolutely recommend.Breakfast is perfection.

Characterful, immaculate setting with friendly and attentive service and most importantly, really excellent food.

Great ambiance in a recently refurbished old mill. The grinding mechanisms are still in situ and occupy pride of place within the building with tables arranged over two floors around it. Service was friendly. The food was nice but not exceptional and I expected better for the price. Glad I went and 3.5 stars would more accurately represent my feelings abut Blackpool Mill.

Unfortunate lunch. Despite a lovely renovation, portions were minuscule. The food took nearly 45 minutes to turn up. Would not recommend. Disappointing!

Impressed with the food and service, I also loved the setting, they have done a beautiful job refurbishing the historic old mill.

Just had a coffee nice place and lots of history

Beautiful rural location. Historic building well restored. Plenty of young willing staff and plenty of parking. Wines by the glass were good but make sure the bottle was opened recently. Menu limited and not too exciting. Dishes were competent but not memorable. No need to make a detour

Lovely surroundings great building. Menu a bit limited and my Welsh rarebit was a pretty cold. Asked for some mayo for my salad but it didn't arrive until I had finished. The place was almost empty so I don't know what it would be like if it was busy!

Beautiful location, food and excellent customer service and all reasonably priced. Will definitely revisit.

First visit for ice creams and teas. Lovely calm atmosphere, spacious sitting area and quick service. Reasonably priced . The honeycomb ice cream was delicious.

Ein sehr besonderer Ort mit sehr besonderem, sehr wohlschmeckendem Essen. Ganz tolles Ambiente!

Where do I start A beautiful building and surroundings, all went down hill then. A friend and I went here for a special meal. We both ordered risotto with basil and chicken. It was disgusting, it looked like lumpy wallpaper paste. We sent it back only to be told the chef said it was bad. I then ordered chicken salad and that was far from the standered for a place like this. We also had to remind the waitress that we ordered drinks and had not received them. . .

Stunning venue, tastefully decorated and sympathetic to its surroundings. The staff were amazing and made a real fuss of a family members birthday. Compliments to the Chef and their team, delicious, flavoursome food. We’ll be back and cannot wait to return at Christmas!

It was a lovely evening spent with family to celebrate a win at a horse event locally. Food was great.

Oh my goodness this is the best restaurant in Pembrokeshire by miles. The historic atmosphere, gorgeous grounds and friendly caring team are equally matched by food that was truly out of this world for presentation, quality and man alive what taste! Insanely impressive. Thank you...

Cannot rate this place high enough. We were a large group of 10 so were seated in one of the separate function rooms. The whole restaurant was stunning retaining all the original fittings and parts of the mill. The room we were in was decorated...