mariners inn in Pembrokeshire

Lovey spot for a drink and lunch break on the coastal walk!

You will get a lovely welcome at Mariners. Very family friendly and relaxing. The food and drink are excellent and can be enjoyed in comfy chairs whilst enjoying the view onto St Brides bay.

Great location by the beach - no side orders of food otherwise 5 stars!

A lovely tea, latte and 2 Victoria Sponge cakes on return after a hard slog on the coast path. The cakes came with some fresh fruit consisting of strawberries, grapes and blueberries which was a nice touch and added to the presentation. Lovely young girl serving who brought the refreshments outside to us and even done her bit for nature tending to a stray bee on the path. The views from the outside seating area were spectacular and with the sun out were on par with some European sun hotspots. Awesome.

Absolutely love this place. Lovely coffee and food. Great atmosphere. Thanks to Hopkins and his team for staying open all year round regardless of the weather . Its a gem

Stopped at this pub as a halfway point in a coastal walk with some friends and it was such a lovely place! The pub is beautifully decorated with a lovely view of the beach and lots of drinks and food to choose from. There was even a band practicing for their evening performance and some local, handmade gifts available to buy, with all proceeds donated to charity. Everyone was so lovely to us, both locals and staff, and the food was delicious. Would happily come back here, especially for another Christmas pasty!

Quaint old pub steeped in history. Great to see it still here after all these years. Great place to visit if you want to see maritime artifacts and a traditional fisherman's bar. Now houses the artifacts from the Duke of Edinburgh pub in Newgale, including the old taxidermist albatross with it's huge wingspan and accompanying birds in its glass cabinet which is now showing signs of deterioration with age and is in need of restoration before it's too late.

Found this cosy place while driving through, lush cake and coffee and great views of the beautiful cove.

Walked here from Broadhaven for a lunchtime pint and some food. Despite being advertised as open, including the Internet and, even, the sign outside the pub itself, it wasn't. BTW, there's no mobile phone signal and the bus only runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Could've turned into a major medical emergency with a diabetic and 5 alcoholics in the party...