Castlemartin Community Cafe in Pembrokeshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We (2 humans and 2 dogs) had a very warm welcome this morning! There’s is a gorgeous selection of hot/cold sandwiches/rolls, and amazing cakes and cream teas! The dogs were also kindly given some treats. The price is incredibly reasonable, and we weee told that any profits made go back into community projects! A must visit when in South Pembrokeshire! (Cash only)

Very clean and welcoming. Good selection of cakes.it would be good if they could put some chairs outside.

Only opens at certain times, but very clean and lovely cream teas. Nice outdoor seating area if it's sunny.

Nothing better than a pot of tea and home made cake after a walk from Freshwater West. Lovely friendly cafe with cake fit for Great British Bake off. Also very welcoming of our dog who was treated to fresh water and dog biscuits

Excellent service and a great choice of freshly prepared meals and snacks. Lovely homemade cakes are a real treat.

We called in for a cream tea - what a treat! We visited as we're staying in the village and felt we should support this local social enterprise. However, the service and food we had could compete with any cafe. We were made to feel welcome and it was lovely to see that local people were there as well as tourists. Well done Castlemartin community - we were very impressed. Ps - the cream tea was excellent fresh warm scones clotted cream and jam and plenty of tea. Perfect!

Not great food and not clued up on allergy advice. Friendly but didn't really listen to what we asked for when ordering and although we stated allergies, the food came with other additional foods on plate, which when we asked if checked ingredients they hadn't. Not saying it was bad altogether but they ought to be more clued up and careful. Also felt it was expensive for what it was

An unexpected and pleasant find on our journey back from Angle via Freshwater. Our choice of a pot of tea plus hot water, a great selection of cakes, which included welsh cakes, was complimented by excellent and friendly service from the staff of volunteers. A return visit is a certainty

The best lemon drizzle cake I've tasted, but couldn't get the recipe. Cream tea was also excellent according to my son, who's an expert, and my husband. Run by volunteers who are very friendly

We noticed it on our way Freshwater West (one of the best beaches in the UK). The welcome was warm and the food was excellent. It was so good we went back the next day for lunch! If you are just visiting for a few days, or walking the 126 miles of the Pembrokeshire Path it a must. Local produce is used where possible. All the proceeds going towards the upkeep of the village hall, plus employing young people from the village. There is only one downside at present, it’s only open at weekends and bank holidays,

We stopped here on our way to a surfing lesson at Freshwater West. It was absolutely fantastic. The quality of the food, cleanliness of the hall & facilities and the friendliness of the volunteers who were preparing, cooking and serving the food was wonderful. Our sandwiches were great value for money and made perfectly. We sat outside and enjoyed our food. We really admired how these ladies were giving up the personal time to provide a wonderful service to locals, holiday-makers and people passing through. I hope they are successful with their fundraising to keep this place alive. It felt like the hub of the village and should be preserved for future generations of residents, tourists and travellers to enjoy. I hope the local government understand how important it is for community life to support this facility.

We were on our way to visit Fleur and Bill's house and feeling a bit peckish. All of a sudden this wee cafe appeared. The ladies in charge of this operation were lovely. And the food was just what we needed. Sitting outside enjoying a cuppa, it was the perfect experience.