The Clock House in Pembrokeshire

I was hiking the Pembrokeshire trail back in 2018 I believe (2019 actually). Always meant to leave a review for this place. I stayed 2 nights and the place was clean and the owners were very friendly. All was good. I recommend visiting the area and if you overnight it please stay for a while. The area is breathtaking.

The Clock House is not "permanently closed". The café is no longer operating and the property is for sale. But it still operates as a B&B. The accommodation reminded me of a hostel. Self service check-in, no staff except at breakfast. Room was cramped, minimally furnished with metal framel beds and plain white walls. The room partitions are flimsy with almost no sound proofing and if someone slams a door the whole place shakes! However the breakfast was very good and served with a smile. Very overpriced (£110 B&B) given the standard of the rooms.

Enjoyed a fabulous two night stay at the Clock House, which was the perfect spot for our visit to Skomer Isalnd ( 5 minutes by car from the Clock House to the jetty at Martins Haven) The booking and checking in process were slick and easy. The accommodation was very clean, comfortable and had all the amenities we required for our short stay as bed and breakfast guests. Our two breakfasts were fantastic. Well presented, tasty and filling. Couldn’t fault them ! The host was extremely friendly and engaging when we met at breakfast. Super service. An evening drink is available from fridges within the bar area ( self service on an honesty basis) and there’s a light, airy and comfortable sitting area. Pool table and various board games are provided as well as a television, although rooms have their own wall mounted tv. We would happily return again.

Stayed 2 nights here walking coastal path. Nice room with 3 windows, spacious, clean. Bathroom fine though small shower. Excellent breakfast!! Very friendly helpful host. Fridge with drinks and honesty box in lounge. Nice seating area outside. Nearly next door to Lobster Por for good food.

We have stayed at The Clock House three times now and to be fair, when we have been there, the service has been great. We wouldn't have stayed there three times had this not been the case. The rooms are a little small, (you have to climb over bags to get around the bedroom) but the location is excellent and the breakfast is great and sets you up nicely for the day. The 2 stars I have given are for the experience whilst we were there. In fact, I would have given it 4 stars had this been my only criteria. My reason for the low score was that we were charged twice for our stay. Mistakes happen but it was left for us to notice this mistake a few days later and to have to contact the owner. He then looked up my wife's email address and decided to refund using Paypal even though the name and email address didn't match, (surely a red flag). As it was, that account hadn't been used in nearly a decade so we asked him to withdraw the money and refund on the card we paid with. This whole process took nearly 3 weeks to conclude and get our refund and unless we contacted The Clock House, we never received any communication from them. By the end, the emails received became very personal and quite accusational. Considering the mistake came from The Clock House, this has left a really sour taste and upset my wife. I noticed a lot of the low scores come from comments about the proprietor and this fits with our experience too. As a result, we wouldn't stay there again which is a shame. So...perfect location, nice accommodation and if you don't complain, everything is great. But if something goes wrong and you need to complain or state something isn't right, service levels drop like a brick and it becomes quite nasty. The situation was eventually dealt with but even once completed, when I sent an email wishing the best for him and his family I still received unpleasant comments about having an ego and being called controlling.

A sweet little B&B not currently operating as a café as your research may suggest. They're looking to sell and I think some of the love may've fallen out of the place looking at previous guests' pictures. Plenty of parking. Self check-in was easy. A bright and airy nautical theme runs throughout, but not garishly so. A pool table is on offer. A basic honesty bar and fridge facility is useful as there are picnic benches out the front to enjoy the quiet village or store your picnic for Skomer. Alternatively, you can pre-order a picnic lunch or takeaway breakfast. We were a bit worried when no-one answered the three phone calls made the day before and we couldn’t work out how to get hold of anyone once we arrived; there is only an emergency bell...Having said that, the owner was there each breakfast, very friendly with great coffee and freshly served food (3 options, you chose the night before). Cooked breakfast was yummy (veggie and meat version) and set us up for all day Skomer wondering. Try the pastry / granola option too, so pretty and tasty! Rooms have thin walls and carpets, so you can hear EVERYTHING...I didn't sleep well in the twin room bed next to the window as it's a very soft mattress. My travel companions slept fine. The room was lovely and cool with blankets, hairdryer, toiletries (albeit used and mismatched!), TV, tea/coffee facilities and hanging area so was thoughtfully designed.

Great place to stay if looking for comfort and convenience close to Skomer island. The B&B is a 5 minute drive from the car park for Lockley Lodge (where you board the boat to Skomer). On arrival it is a self check in which is handy if arriving later (as you don’t need to be there by a set time). Our room was clean and comfortable, although we struggled a little with getting hot water from the tap (but the shower was fine). The owner Kirk was lovely and very accommodating. He was able to prepare us food on the evening we arrived, and also made us packed lunches to take with us to Skomer for an additional fee. The breakfast options were really good- a choice of a cooked breakfast, granola and pastries or porridge. Lots of options and adaptations for vegetarians (and noticed options for gluten free and vegan too). There is a lovely shared communal area with games, sofas, an honesty bar and even a pool table. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area or Skomer and would look to book here again if ever visiting. We loved our stay. Thank you!

I stayed at the Clockhouse for 2 nights. Both nights were quite cool and windy outside, but the room was very cosy and warm. The en suite accommodation was very clean and modern and homely. All varieties of hot drinks, a kettle and biscuits were provided. The bed was very comfortable and I slept very well, alarm clocks were available as were extra blankets and a hairdryer. The breakfast provided was lovely, I had a vegetarian full breakfast, but there were other options available. The manager is helpful and easily available on site. The accommodation is well placed for seeing the puffins and getting about this beautiful county.

We stayed one night here hoping to get the ferry over to Skomer Island. Unfortunately, the ferry was cancelled due to poor weather. However, we really enjoyed our stay at the Clockhouse where we found an exceptionally high standard of hospitality and kindness. I cannot recommend it enough and I wish everyone well in their puffin pursuit!

I am sorry to say that my (and my wife's) experience of the Clock House was abruptly curtailed by one of the rudest telephone responses I have ever known (in over 50 years' telephone use in more than 30 countries). A simple polite enquiry as to what the latest time lunch could be ordered by, was greeted with "We are SHUT! What part of 'We are shut' don't you get?" --by a man in a loud and very aggressive manner indeed. We can only conclude that this behaviour was an aberration, as the place would otherwise never have remained in business. Even if the chap were perhaps having some sort of bad day, verbally abusing members of the public simply seeking to elicit normal information is utterly inexcusable. Our sad and simple conclusion is that this establishment will never have our custom (needless to say) and furthermore we can only warn anybody off giving their hard-earned to such an unprofessional and downright rude individual --especially considering the number of businesses around employing a far more usual cheerful and helpful attitude throughout (Runwayskiln cafe-restaurant, for example). Please call time on The Clock House.

We were a party of 9 and 2 dogs on route to the beach after quad biking. We spotted this lovely cafe and stopped for lunch. Very clean and well presented. Slightly off the beaten track but definitely worth a visit. Food was very tasty and everything got eaten (even the fussy folk enjoyed their lunch) Would return when we are back in the area.

This was a welcome visit for lunch on a sunny day. We sat outside and had a mixture of salads, jackets and paninis. Everything was tasty and fresh. However we were surprised not to have proper crockery. Cups, plates and cutlery were all disposable. We would have liked proper plates, knives etc. I’m sure the reason would be ‘Covid’, but why? They were not busy, so shortage of staff not an excuse? Seems a waste of resources. However we will definitely be back next year if they are still open.

Good-sized twin bedroom & bathroom. Plenty of body wash, shampoo, handwashing liquid, tea & coffee. Very friendly owners. Peter's lovely paintings are displayed in the coffee shop for purchase. Yummy breakfast prepared by Kirk. Didn't have a chance to try out the coffee shop items but have put it in our to-do-list for next visit!! The only not-so-good point is the luggage space but we cope well with a cloth rack (just like Premier Inn). for a short stay.

Really Jem of a place had wonderful generous chips all fresh cup spuds and great baguettes - good service and top clean place. The loos even had nappies and sanitary products available if needs . Really nicely thought out cafe stop would totally recommend and the the special Easter egg hot chocolate was eye watering anti any diet plan.

Friendly staff. Very clean. Lovely choices and Vegan cake 😀 simple well prepared food. Nice indoors and out. Dogs welcome outside. Mile walk to beach so nice reward to come back to.

Excellent coffee and a crispy bacon bap just right. Spotlessly clean including the toilets. Well worth stopping off on the way to the coast.

Stopped here twice for coffee and cakes, then for coffee and lunch. Had a ham and cheese baguette which was OK, the cakes are much better. Service was very friendly (particularly on the second visit) and there is adequate indoor and outdoor seating. Much better than the Lobster Pot down the road

I stayed 3 nights, my room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were lovely. The food is amazing, especially the breakfast pancakes! The cafe is welcoming, with tables inside and outside. Good choice of cakes, and they will even make you up a packed lunch as well if you're exploring the area. One of the best B&Bs I've stayed in, would highly recommend, great value for money

Popped by after a seeing a signage on way back from the Deer Park. It looked busy with walkers and bikers, and decided to stop. The staff were welcoming and friendly, and I had a lamb and mint burger, which was delicious! The chips were the best I’ve had in Wales- crisp! Lovely tea in a quirky pot, local paintings for sale inside. Will definitely recommend.

You will not find a better place to eat than here! Definitely the best in Pembrokeshire. We are frequent visitors due to the excellent quality of food, friendliness of all the staff and cleanliness of the outside and inside areas. The luxury hot chocolate is a must!

Popped in for a quick bite to eat.Tables outside well spaced out for social distancing. Great well varied menu, food was awesome and four happy customers.Great location if your around Marloes Sands- just in the village. Sorry didn’t have desert , kids wanted a Mr Whippy!

Chicken burger and chips - good portion and delicious. My husbands ham egg and chips filled him up- very unusual! Quirky pot of tea/ plenty of refills. Chocolate cheese cake a great end to a satisfying meal.Excellent implementation of the COVID requirements/ well done to all concerned

Clean, friendly, terrace cafe. Great simple cafe food at fair prices. Chicken breast burger good and big

Had a very rude response from the proprietor when I pointed out the “open” and “closed” signs were confusing. We had seen 4 “ open” signs but it was closed. He shouted across the outside area “We’re closed. This is Wales not England, it’s different here.” We knew which country we were in, thank you. He then became very belligerent and practically shouted at me. Customer service needs to improve urgently and the proprietor needs to learn to take constructive criticism.

We passed through Marloes during a 14mi coastal hike, starting and finishing in nearby Dale, and decided to stop at here for a snack.Although we only had a sweet and tea for two, the cafe is finished to a high standard, the food looked fantastic, and the cake we had was superb. Some good banter with the owner also when placing our order.We hope to return for breakfast before our week-long holiday comes to an end and we head back to Norfolk. Well impressed, a lovely eatery.

Beautifully decorated and clean and tidy place. Friendly welcome and amazing fresh cooked food. Wide selection of soft, hot and alcoholic drinks available. Biggest and only downer is it shuts at 5pm. But it opens at 8am so we had breakfast and went back for an early dinner on another day. Everyone enjoyed what they ate. Faultless. Hot and cold meals and snacks available. Try the luxury hot chocolate. Would recommend to all far and wide. I didn’t stay in the rooms but I can imagine standards are high as they are in the cafe.

After a long walk along the Pembroke coastal path we were so pleased to find The Clock Tower Cafe on our way back. The owners we so friendly and chatty. They had an amazing range of teas. If we lived near I would be back to try a different one each week! Fab cakes too, loved the parsnip cake that would also be worth a return visit.

The Clock House is a short drive from Lockley Lodge making it an easy spot to grab breakfast after buying your landing pass for Skomer Island. The breakfast was tasty, reasonably priced and most importantly quick.

Breakfast was served by friendly staff and food was excellent. Great choice and generous portions enough to keep you going all day!!

Stopped in at The Clock House yesterday (5 July) around 3.30 after walking a section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Lovely people; amazingly good ‘all day breakfast’ for me and a panini for my wife. Absolutely brilliant. We will return when we do the next leg of the walk.

We stayed at the Clock House for 3 nights last week.Such a lovely place. Spotlessly clean and bright and fresh. Really nice to be able to sit downstairs in the evenings on comfy sofas and make use of the honesty bar!Amazing breakfasts too!Thank you for looking after us so well!

Stayed three nights at this brilliant B&B. Warm welcome by Sam, and soon in a spotless room. Breakfast offerings a bit different and traditional cooked, pancakes, porridge and granola all excellent during our stay. Also, highly recommend the packed lunches and grateful to Kirk for 'doubling up' on a few things! A very nice touch on top of all this is that residents can use the cafe space in the evening where there is a well stocked honesty bar with snacks - great idea! Oh and we hd the 'arrival supper' on the first evening - absolutely yummy! If going anyway near Marloes, highly recommend.

In the heart of Marloes, opposite the Clock Tower lays an absolute amazing place, home made cakes, great food, good selection of beers, wines and spirits, home made lasagne was awesome, if you visit Marloes or going to see the puffins, grab your tickets and come back for breakfast.. Then grab anducious takeaway pack lunch for your trip to skomer, we did and it was absolutely spot on, can't fault the staff or anything, so so clean, amazing well done the clock house!

Great place to stay in Marloes. Recently taken over by young owners who strive for excellent customer service. They prepared us a packed lunch which was probably the best we’ve had during our walking trip in Wales. The Coronation Chicken was excellent! A great find and newer accommodation on the Coast Path!

This is a terrific cafe. We had a late lunch one sunny June afternoon and came away well fed for a reasonable price. hard to ask for more. Parking was easy, outside tables full sized , choice of outside terrace or tables inside, staff welcoming, portions generous. I had a juicy plump tasty cheeseburger with salad and chips washed down with a good full pot of tea and was pretty beached afterwards. Friends had a jacket spud with cornonation chicken and a chicken salad and pronounced themselves well happy and too full for puddings given the proposed walk that afternoon. The thing about the chips is that they have the skins on, are cut to a plump full size and seemed to have perhaps been twice fried. Anyhowsup they were absolutly tip-top. More than happy to make repeat visits with the sole caveat that service was not under pressure with perhaps only four tables taken. Seemed pretty dog friendly as well. Man alive but those chips were good!

Fabulous cafe. Perfect lunch after walking through the rain. Warm atmosphere and log fire to top it all off. Full English, cups of tea, homemade cake and a few bottles of beer to top it all off. Couldn’t ask for anything else.

Great cafe with excellent cakes and the biggest pot of tea I've seen! The service is warm and friendly and the choice of food very good. Inside and outside, this is a place I shall return to.

Very enjoyable cakes and tea.Nice to be able to sit outside to enjoy too.Friendly service.I had courgette and avocado cake.

Quick service in a lovely location. Latte, tea, fresh orange juice all available Dog friendly and a beautiful outdoor seating area to enjoy the peace of the village. Parking available off the road too

Stopped here for lunch mid week, what a lovely surprise! It was a beautiful sunny day, so we sat outside on the lovely patio, spotlessly clean everywhere. Inside was so cosy and inviting, to one end relaxing sofas and soft furnishings, and then a cosy dining area. Welcoming owners, and a delicious lunch. Well worth a visit, we will be back!

Absolutely stunning food. Home made cakes like courgette and avocado, ginger, lime and parsnip. The place is beautifully furnished, with an array of clocks, it is also very clean.

We called in here for lunch today after walking the coast path.It was really sunny so we sat outside (our dog was with us too).The staff were very welcoming and friendly and there was an extensive choice of meals available.We both chose the fish basket and it was absolutely delicious and a generous portion,beautifully presented.The inside of the restaurant looked very welcoming and very bright and clean.We saw some breakfasts being served and they looked really appetizing.

I have grown up coming down to Pembrokeshire Dale, my whole life but I have never been to the The clock house. My family and I went for breakfast on bank holiday Monday, and this place is such an amazing little cafe in the heart of Marloes. It is such a friendly cafe with such great customer service and the food is also excellent, homemade quality food which is beautifully presented. I will defiantly be returning in the summer and 100% recommend this place to anyone in the area.

Popped in for a late lunch after visiting the deer park at Martins Haven. The wide choice of food suited even the fussier members of the group. Food was freshly cooked, delicious and we were all made to feel very welcome. Even the dog got his own bowl of water brought to him! Will definitely return before we head home!

Popped in this lunch time. First time in this area and this cafe.

A great friendly cafe with excellent food. The owners were very welcoming and have clearly gone to a great deal of trouble to create a fresh and well presented establishment. Thank you it was a great lunch after a walk on Marloes Beach.

I visited the Cafe on Friday 1 March 2019 and I fully recommend a visit, the owner gave us a very warm welcome and we thoroughly enjoyed a great cup of coffee and the most delicious scones, fresh cream and Jam! The Cafe was very warm and cosy and has a lovely sun lounge. This is a jewel in the crown for Marloes village and I will certainly be visiting again.

Unfortunately the website seemed to indicate this place is open, but actually closed. Why don't the owners realize that the website is a window on the world and nowadays is a first stop for most people!

My son & I stayed here for October half term and we weren’t disappointed.

We stayed here for one night whilst walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The room was good, clean and comfortable. The breakfast was lovely and the staff were all very friendly. The packed lunch was excellent! Would stay here again.

Stopped in after a five mile walk with the dog. I asked for a hot chocolate with everything thing they can throw at it and they were happy to oblige. The dog slept off his walk in the sunny and clean conservatory. They had gluten free options in the well stacked cake cabinet so everyone was happy.

My soup tasted homemade and baguette was good. Expensive for an everyday lunch though, especially cakes. Ok setting

I'm a local and just popped in for a light lunch and I have to say the food was OUTSTANDING.

Stayed here for 2 nights on the Celtic Trails Pembrokeshire Coastal Walk. It's a great place for a 2 night stopover. Very clean and attractive rooms. Very good cafe and proper coffee. Also did us a good packed lunch for our two days of walking from here. Everything had been very cleverly thought through for stopover guests. Extremely well organised. Also very welcoming and friendly.

We stopped off here for lunch on our way back from a walk on the cliff tops.

Alles was ein schöner Café bieten muss: guter Tee,

Good parking and very accessible to me. Friendly and welcoming. The all-day breakfast was perfectly cooked and huge for the money. My friend had the adult one and I could only manage the children's version. They must have the best coffee machine on the peninsula and they clearly know how to use it. What a treat.

We had a fantastic meal here yesterday prior to our boat trip. We sat in the dog-friendly conservatory, with a lovely view of the clock house. The food was well-priced and delicious. We had a lamb and mint burger, and the Seafood basket; it was fantastic!

Quick stop for tea, after the sea safari off Skomer island. Warm welcome, new place with plenty of space to sit outside. Easy to park too.

After an exciting trip around Skomer to see the puffins we were all famished and headed to Marloes in search of immediate lunch. It was past 2.30 but we were very happy to find this little cafe open with an outside eating area.

I was very pleased to find this lovely cafe. With a range of gluten free options it is a great place to visit as a coeliac too. Plenty of space, with shaded tables outside perfect on a hot day.

The cafe was lovely, great fresh food, very welcoming, can have extras if you don’t want something, totally recommend for a break and food after a few days in Skomer

We stopped at this lovely cafe for a much needed cup of tea and a sandwich for a very late lunch while out walking round the Marloes peninsula. The delightful young couple who own it were so warm and friendly. The panini and the baguette were delicious to say nothing of the tea. Everywhere was clean and bright and we would certainly recommend it to anyone out and about in the area.

After a couple of years of being shut, as we drove past we were delighted to see that The Clock House was open once again! It’s a lovely cafe with beautiful food and coffee. The staff are friendly and welcoming. There is also a super playground just opposite for the kids.

First time pulled up to the car park very clean. Came down to the entrance for the cafe. Stunning front lovely tidy decour. Place was amazing spotless beautiful tidy, nice customer service, lovely coffee best tea was said by my partner. Look if your passing this is a little bit of heaven. From the in and out its stunning. Top this Marloes is a lovely little village. I recommend the cafe, to anyone. Top that this is a guesthouse look it up. How do I rate it top notch. Never use the word excellent but stunning is close. Also loved the sale of paintings by local artists, the gifts choice lovely to from this experience it's worth a visit.

Skomer island and puffins here we come. But having queued and bought tickets you then have to wait. So if like me you want a great coffee and a great setting and great music then just drive back a few kms to this amazing cafe. A bonus is great free wi fi!

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights while visiting the Puffins, we decided on the Clockhouse purely on location, but we can strongly recommend it.

The couple who seem to run the place just bend over backward to make customers happy! The food is very nice and reasonably priced.

We were a hiking group of 6 and spent the night. The Clock House is up to date in all ways. Our room was small but very neat and stylish and comfortable. Great bathroom.

We stopped in for a coffee on a Sunday morning.

We called in for coffee and cake whilst on a cliff circular walk from st Brides. This place is a feast for the eyes! Everything was so lovely - pale blue chairs and tables.inside was so light and airy. The owners here are new and it opened in March this year. They have put so much into it and it shows .

The owners of this cafe were so accommodating. They arrange for us to have a private dinner in their lovely dining area. The food was presented tastefully and the menu was fairly diverse and the food was delicious. The rooms were immaculate and inviting.

I stayed here for two nights during walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. I had such a nice and clean and very stylish room with a modern en-suite bathroom as well as delicious breakfast with fresh coffee. Dinner was great, too. The owners are very friendly and welcoming, I would stay there again. It's located half a mile off the Path but can be reached easily. Thank you very much!

Stopped off on one of our walks the place has been totally refurbished to a high standard there was a lovely welcome and a great choice of drinks and snacks the coffee was great as was the pistachio and rose cake well worth a visit you’ll love it

We stopped here for lunch after a long walk on Marloes Sands. What a great little cafe/restaurant. It was immaculately kept, very clean, with a nice menu and great coffee. We each had a brie, bacon and cranberry panini followed by a piece of pistachio cake. Delicious. The seating area outside welcomes dogs, and water is provided for four-legged friends. Inside is very nicely furnished. There are new owners here, and we wish them well. We will certainly call back when in the area. It's just the thing after a walk along beautiful Marloes Sands. Many thanks.

We stayed at the B&B; for two nights and only had dinner here one night. That was a big mistake because the dinner at The Clock House was better and less expensive. Sam is good cook and the food was not heavy pub food but very filling, tasteful and well plated.

Didn’t go inside as I had a soggy dog but one of the girls came outside when she saw me, you can take dogs into the conservatory but I stayed on the bench outside! They had non diary milk alternatives so I could have a cappuccino, she said they had milk free cakes such as flapjack or apple crumble cake but I imagine they still had butter/eggs but I didn’t check. The lady staff member I spoke to was lovely, brought everything outside to me, made a fuss of my dog, was a lovely person and really helpful.

Unser Zimmer war schön, aber leider viel zu klein für zwei Personen. Wir konnten noch nciht mal unsere Koffer aufmachen...

This might be a very good B&B But it is no longer open as a restaurant You are doing a disservice to visitors to the area who expect to eat here.

Nos alojamos en el reloj de la casa de Julio de 2017 en nuestro camino a lo largo de la región tren costero. El hotel en sí está bien dirigido y muy limpia, aunque para nuestro gusto un poco demasiado "albergue juvenil" en comparación con los hoteles de ambiente más exclusivo y encantador a lo largo del camino (e. g. En Dale, Pendyffryn Allenbrook Inn en pequeño paraíso, y Cambrian Inn en Solva). Con eso dicho el desayuno fue el mejor que tuvimos en el camino. Lo mismo para el almuerzo que hicimos para el siguiente tramo de nuestra caminata. El propietario John es super servicial y es él agradezco sus sugerencias de las mejores ciudades de éxito a lo largo de la ruta costera. Sin duda el tramo de Marloes de Pequeño paraíso fue uno de nuestros favoritos, no te lo puedes perder. Como notas al margen: el reloj ya no sirve la cena que es lamentable, ya que el restaurante de Marloes (The Lobster Pot) deja mucho que desear. Pero que no podrá olvidar pronto esta decepción una vez que comience su paseo a lo largo de la costa remota impresionante pequeño paraíso!

Un grupo de 6 de nosotros nos alojamos en el reloj de la casa hacia el final de mayo. Estábamos en un viaje de 6 días a lo largo de caminar el Sendero de la costa de Pembrokeshire. El desayuno era excelente. Ya no están haciendo comidas por la noche. John y su mujer eran unos anfitriones maravillosos. John hizo todo lo posible para ayudarnos a conseguir entradas para ver la isla Skomer frailecillos. También nos dejaron usar el comedor para la cena una noche (pedimos pizza de una mujer local - Camille? ). Digo ir mientras usted puede porque los actuales propietarios están tratando de vender el lugar.

Deliciosa comida para el desayuno, tortitas de Ricotta el maíz para morirse, buñuelos de la especialidad de la casa que vale la pena probar.

Although the bed and breakfast side is still running unfortunately, as of this season, The restaurant is no longer open

Este B&B; es diferente a cualquier otra. Ha sido renovado a un spec muy alto. Mi habitación estaba limpia, cómoda, fresco y que era bueno, pero el desayuno era extraordinario. En vez de los típicos cereales, tostadas y desayuno inglés, aquí hay pocas opciones, pero...

John and Chris are excellent hosts and the Clock house is a gem of a place to stay, very clean...

Cómodas habitaciones, adorable decoración, los fantásticos desayunos (en serio, no necesitas volver a comer hasta la cena!) y los propietarios de lo más servicial y amable ~ John era siempre muy acogedor, alegre y interesado, y una fuente de conocimiento local. No puedo alabar lo...

El alojamiento es muy, muy limpio. La comida que se sirve en la cafetería abajo es maravilloso. Recomendamos la sopa y los pasteles (caseros). Fabuloso

El reloj House es un muy buen café en un lugar muy agradable en el pueblo. El personal era muy agradable pero el té helado era muy pobre. Un bollo seco con un recipiente de plástico confirmación color crema y una pequeña bolsita de mermelada....

Accueil parfait et convivial . Cuisine maison , chambres cosy et conseils avisés du propriétaire . On reviendra

this place was amazing; one of the highlights of our trip. its described as a cafe which does not do it justice; the food and service were great

Stopped off here for light refreshments before visiting Martin's Haven. The coffee & brownie (with salted ice cream) was delicious. The people opposite were tucking into mussels which looked wonderful and perhaps I should have chosen that but then it's a good reason to return! A perfect setting and we wish the owners every success.

One of the best places we have ever been to, this little cafe in Marloes is wonderful in every way. From the friendly welcome to the tasteful decor to the inspirational menu, this is a great place to eat. The new owners have done a really great job in turning an already excellent cafe into a fantastic one! The chowder is scrumptious and our kids loved the fish finger, crispy bacon, lettuce and tomato ciabatta sandwiches. Our pooch was also made to feel very welcome with a home made dog biscuit. We will definitely be back!

We called for coffee one morning and tea another afternoon, and judging by these, lunch must be good too. Drinks, cakes and sandwiches were really good and the bright indoor seating and outdoor terrace were really pleasant. Service was great, up to the point when one of us waited for food that turned out to have been forgotten. But for that our rating would have been 'excellent'. It's surprising that The Clock House closes at 3.30 in the afternoon and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so time it right and don't miss it.

Visited Marloes as it brings back childhood holiday memories from the 80's and we stayed and ate here in later yrs when it was called The Foxes. Now it is a bed and breakfast with a Tea Room. Lovely sunny day to sit out with the dog and enjoy sandwiches and a cream tea. I have no complaints about the food or the friendly owner and my dog loved his treat. Things I know change and today it seems alot of places cater for the 'bottle of wine at lunch set" rather than a good old cup of tea with a scone after walking the coastal path. Perhaps that's where the money is and I hope the owners make a go of it and the business is a sucess. We shall return for our cups of tea. Thank You.

Lovely meal outside with my parents and young daughter.All had delicious fish meals with the chowder to die for!Found the facilities perfect with every clean excellently presented. Female toilets provided the best baby-changing facilities we've ever seen.Thank you very much, we'll be back!

We wanted a light lunch after going on a boat cruise around Skomer and arrived about 3pm having driven straight there. However there was no option for the chowder or quiche but cakes only. I did ask but was refused. It was August in the school holidays and 2.30 seems very early to be stopping lunch. Indeed the shop closed at 3.30 so it seems we were lucky to be able to eat anything!What we did have was lovely - blueberry scone with clotted cream and tea. Excellent both. The tea shop was also decorated in a very attractive way and looked very stylish and seasidey. So we loved what we had but would have liked savoury stuff really.

Popped in while passing with 2 hungry little boys, the eldest was delighted both by his fishfinger sandwich and the size of the marshmallow with his hot chocolate! I shared the seafood chowder with the 1 year old and we both really enjoyed it, it was the best I have eaten for a long long time. My husband also gave good reports if his bacon butty with really good crispy bacon.Nice environment to eat in, friendly and helpful staff and reasonable prices. Worth the drive to a rainy Marloes, we will definitely eat here again next time we're in the area.

Visited for afternoon tea with the dog. Dog was made welcome, as were we, and given a lovely home made dog biscuit. Cream tea was lovely. Thank you for the hospitality.

Went in for a snack and a cuppa on a rainy day and ended up having a full lunch of mussels and chowder! Completely delicious. Children made welcome. GVFM. Nom!

Stopped en-route to Skomer for some light refreshments. The coffee is the best I tasted all week. The Barabrith was epic in both scale and taste. We will definitely be back and we are looking forward to trying the dinner menu in the near future.