The Harp Inn in Pembrokeshire

Popped in on the off chance on bank holiday Monday was travelling from Fishguard on the A40 and we came across this wonderful pub with plenty of paki base. We popped in and asked if there was any reservations so we could have a meal there was a spacious restaurant and also a conservatory, and a place if you had pets to dine the menu was a good choice. I had an excellent starter and both of us had steak.

We enjoyed a 2 night stay here so that we could celebrate the new year. We stayed in our camper van on site no bother. We also booked a table in the reatruant food was fantastic. You can bring your dogs here no fuss whatsoever. Would visit again. 5 *.

A very nice venue and the food was ok. Biggest disappointment was that the plates were cold and the food soon followed. Not sure why they couldn’t have been heated up. My husband would have liked more than 2 roast potatoes. Plenty of veg available. Staff were lovely and service was generally good.

Went fo Sunday lunch. Bar and restaurant appeared clean and inviting and bar staff were pleasant. Then the meal started. Dreadful. It is billed as a carvery but your only choice is type of meat. Our plates were taken off us and a server piled spoonfuls of sorry looking mush on our plates and piled so high that it didn't fit on the plate. Plates handed back to us only to be taken off us again by the boy in charge of gravy who slopped a ladle of watery brown liquid all over the plate. And eating it was worse. Everything tasted the same, as in no taste due to being very over-cooked. Had to put a layer of salt and pepper on top of the pile, eat that layer then put more salt and pepper on next layer and so on until got to the meat. Pork was mostly fat. The crackling was inedible gristle and beef was like chewing carpet tiles. The sweets appeared acceptable but I only had icecream which was nice but small portion. Had we not been with a good group of friends we would have walked out. Paid £49.50 for 2 two course meals (no drinks) which is a complete rip off.

Call today for Sunday dinner. Good points are easy parking also harp inn very clean including toilets been looked after. When arrived staff where friendly and service was quick. Been at the harp inn before at lunch time and food serve was as good as anybody including price wise but as the previous reviews . Sunday lunches is not as good . Quantity was good but quality of the vegetables was below par it needed salt or something no taste at all also gravy was like colourd water.it’s a pity really that they don’t read reviews and improve on their Sunday lunches because it’s a lovely and homely place to call.

Awful Sunday Carvery, vegetables and meat were not seasoned, so bland, think I used all the salt and pepper on the table, family of 4 said the same. The gravy looked like dishwater so runny, and tasteless, did not have dessert, won’t be visiting again

Came for a carvery a few months back Tough beef nearly inedible Cold vegetables, cold plates And wasn't cheap will not visit again

Walked in and heard a couple complaining at the toll and only paid for some of their bill, we should have turned round and walked back out then. Sat down and ordered drinks, my coke was watered down and I ended up asking for a can of Pepsi rather than another watered down drink from the bar. They forgot to tell us we could go up and get our food so I had to go and ask… carvery Sunday dinner where they just slap everything on your plate. Plates were cold and the cauliflower cheese was just sauce. Sat down looking forward to my Sunday dinner, dinner was luke warm, the mashed potato tasted like the the potato’s had been burnt when boiled and the swede had a very odd taste to it. The one roast potato I had was so hard I couldn’t eat it. Ended up leaving a lot of it as it was tasteless, really disappointed and should have complained when we had to pay the bill. No-one asked how the food was. I paid the bill in full which with hindsight I absolutely shouldn’t have… will never come back for Sunday dinner here. Needs some atmosphere in the restaurant also, no background music, just feels like a canteen to be honest.

Worst Sunday lunch I have ever had parsnips, we're hard and cold, the swede was soggy and tasteless, the meat was tough and the roast potatoes were hard and cold in the middle

Met zn tweeën uiteten op aanraden van onze B&B eigenaresse. Restaurant somber , maar netjes. Je zit wel langs de weg, dus een hoop herrie. Personeel behulpzaam, maar onervaren. Eten niet slecht,maar niet echt speciaal. (Lees smakeloos: porksteak met port/perensaus???. Lasagne was te doen) Dus ik zou zeggen , net geslaagd. Indien weer in Wales. Komen we niet terug. Onze B&B eigenaresse ook verteld dat het niet meer zoals vroeger was.

The restaurant was clean and inviting. Was told by a not very helpful or interested member of staff that it was a carvery lunch on Sundays. Drinks order was taken by a somewhat more helpful staff member. Waited for a short while while the carvery was ‘replenished’. Was quite horrified when I viewed the food on offer. The beef was tough, overcooked and dry. The lamb wasn’t much better and the pork was unidentifiable. Veg was overcooked. The only thing fresh was the yorkshire pudding which I’m quessing was the ‘replenished item’. The server plonked everything onto a plate and looked like she’d rather be anywhere else. We should have left. Disappointing experience. Will not return. .

Not great … we were seen to our table lovely an quick and drink orders arrived quick too 👌 Carvery Sunday roast with lamb beef and turkey ! Lovely ! 🙂 We had the lamb - lamb was cooked beautifully. However the veg was tasteless and not really hot, just warm…. The gravy had no flavour, there was plenty slapped on your plate (dinner lady style). We felt we were being watched as there was so many members of staff just waiting Round, felt very uncomfortable… All looked very unorganised… Very underwhelming and extremely bland. Plates were cold which is a major bug bear.. the young lad behind the bar was quite rude when paying, just slapping the bill down in front of us, I said it was cash, where he rolled his eyes and slammed the card machine back down by the till, took the money handed the change and walked off, not even Thankyou , bye etc……….

Just had a meal here and have to say very disappointed. A nice welcome at reception but all down hill after that. Ordered the lamb chop special which wasn’t cheap. The chops were OK, but were served with 3 undercooked small new potatoes, a few peas and half a tomato. When we asked if we could have some gravy, the reply was ‘No sorry’. When asked if we were enjoying our meal, we commented on the lack of gravy. To be fair, the front of house gentleman queried this with chef but this fell on deaf ears. Clearly chef and other kitchen staff don’t care about customer service. Two other couples were also complaining while we were there which was a bit concerning. Sadly will not be returning.

I had a few meals here recently. The food, service and atmosphere were all excellent - and an improvement from when I last visited 6 months ago. It is also excellent value for money and in a very convenient location.

I visited twice recently. The food was excellent and the staff were very friendly, albeit there were a couple of instances where I was given the wrong dish (but this was quickly rectified).

The visit was under whelming. It`s just ok. We had just an average pub meal. I can`t think of a reason to make a second visit.

Nice place not crowded they control the sittings so it’s covid safeMeals we excellent best of the holiday. Defo get the mixed grill if you’re hungry I tried some of all of our party and every meal was amazing. £20 for a mixed grill with lamb pork gammon and steak is nothing short of a bargain. Wish we discovered this place at the start of our holiday!! Service was good staff welcoming and even though my youngest (who is autistic) was making a few noises no one batted an eyelid. Defo recommend this place

We stopped, by chance, at the Harp for an evening meal. We had the best cheeseburgers we have ever tasted. Lovely service and a clean, socially-distanced restaurant.

We were really pleased to get a good meal at The Harp Inn. So many restaurants and cafes have been closed during our holiday that we have struggled to eat out. Despite being very busy the helpful staff kindly found a table for us and after four days holiday it was great not to have to return to our accommodation and cook. Thank you very much!

The staff was very friendly and helpful .The food was very slow arriving to our table , it was disappoenting . Unfortunately we won’t be back

Starting with the positives: a warm welcome from cheerful staff who quickly confirmed our booking and took us to our table; an online ordering system which is easy to use and efficient; a bright and cheery ambience; the Guinness is good, lovely and cold; the chicken jalfresi is decent. Not so positive was the fact I was served the wrong meal. Having ordered a seafood lasagna I was given a vegetarian one. When I pointed this out that vegetables were part of the seafood lasagna. Having to point out a second time that there was no seafood in my seafood lasagna eventually it was changed with the reason being that they had a trainee in the kitchen. Unfortunately the seafood lasagna didn’t have much seafood in and more or less an over-cheesed gloop. To give credit, the staff did come and check if everything was ok and I said it wasn’t very good. The chef came out (I assume he was the owner given his air of authority) admitted it wasn’t up to their usual standard, apologised and instructed his staff to issue a refund. It was a real shame as this was our first night of a two week stay in the area and we probably would have visited this restaurant a few times. Perhaps I just ordered the wrong meal!

We popped in for a Sunday carvery. The food was amazing and all the staff were so nice and accommodating. Good range of drinks to choose from. Would definitely eat/drink there again.

What can I say had a lovely meal at The Harp Inn, service second to none & friendly staff also stayed the night at there. Well presented rooms, clean & fresh linen 😊

Had lunch here today. Two of us are gluten free and the chef came out and went through the menu with us. The homemade burgers were delicious and the chicken pancake was yummy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Dog friendly. Will definitely be going back.

Although the food was reasonable the customer service is terrible we were asked to order by the app due to COVID which is fine but we’re waiting 15 mins after ordering and still hadn’t received a drink. I had to go to the bar to ask if they had received the order. “They hadn’t looked at the phone” to which we then had to wait even longer for the food to be cooked. Definitely wouldn’t return.

We have been here for a meal a few times over the years, it has always been slightly more expensive than other local establishments however the quality and choice has been worth paying for. Yesterday 4 of us went for an anniversary meal and were horrified at the experience. All of the food was cold, vegetables in the veggie curry were almost raw, curry sauce lifeless and tasteless and the portions were all toddler sized. Tomato sauce on the arancini balls was just sweet and tasted like neat tomato purée which was inedible and the fish was full of bones. Puddings were ordinary and overpriced. Not once did anyone come and ask if everything was alright and they didn’t even enquire about the meal when we were paying, they haven’t a clue about customer satisfaction. The eat out to help out scheme there was a joke as they only took discount off the main course and nothing else, We will never set foot in this pub again. Just don’t bother eating out here unless you want to get ripped off to eat rubbish you are better off with a frozen value meal from a supermarket!!! Would give this place a rating of zero if one was available!!!

Very disappointed with the food. Garlic mushrooms, did not specify that there was pastry included. Very small portion for the price! Meal - Chicken korma. Very disappointed with this, could count the amount of chips on one hand☹️ Pudding was perfect just a shame on starter and main. Very disappointing as have had a lovely meal here before!

Had a lovely meal with friends. Very friendly staff. Fantastic food all homemade. Sweets well worth trying

Die Karte ist abwechslungsreich, zusätzlich werden auf einer Tafel Spezialitäten des Tages Angeboten. Es findet sich viel Fisch auf den Karten. Das Essen ist gut und scheint frisch zubereitet. Der Service ist freundlich.

Lovely friendly pub serving down to earth great food. Steak and Guinness pie was fabulous - pastry was a little soggy as gravy had been poured on it. Landlady is very friebdly, chatty and on top of things.

We have just enjoyed a fantastic early evening meal at the Harp Inn. We spotted it on our way our to Fishguars this morning as we are on holiday nr Narberth. It has good kerb appeal so we said we would bear it in mind if we were still local on our way home. We are certainly glad we did!We had a friendly welcome from the landlord who started cooking early for us. Our starters were tasty and with us within 10 mins. I had the homemade seafood lasagne which was amazing with Salad and my partner had a massive mixed grill. Throughout our meal our service was exceptional! With a vast list of home made puddings we managed to fit one in - outstanding! This pub is well presented, clean and has great food with friendly service - what more do you need?

I think you have to take into consideration that the Harp has to rely on a local trade during the winter. So possibly they aim at the OAP market who may well be very pleased with the food on offer.If you are looking for something different then just do not call in. The decorations will let you know if this is the place for you.We found the food bland and expensive for what it is.On the positive side, it is very clean with a large car park.

Called in this evening for a family meal three adults two children meal wasn't very good two of the family ordered pate we think it was previously frozen as it was so cold and crumbly we then ordered the pie for mains don't think pastry was cooked enough one of the kids meals was 5mins late . Not asked at any time if our food was ok having had enough we decided to leave after an hour and not finishing one plate of food at the bar even the chef didn't ask about his food ! Given a bill of £111 we paid in silence again not being asked about our meals left very disappointed.

Good friendly service, the owners (think the husband was the chef and wife serving at bar and at tables)were keen to engage in conversation. Restaurant and bar were quiet during our Monday evening although food was of a good standard. Reasonably priced, bill came to £90.00 for 4 adults, would definitely go back if in the area.

The Harp Inn is on the A40 between Fishguard and Haverfordwest and ideally situated for ferry traffic to and from Ireland. There is a large car park , disabled friendly access and spotlessly clean There is a great variety of food to suite all tastes and a specials board. The meal we had was excellent and our waitress was efficient and attentive. I would recommend the restaurant and it was not to expensive for a family.

Fantastic meal, great setting, excellent food. Good beer, friendly staff. Can't wait to try more food from the menu

This place gave me the runs....had a crab cake starter....I was poking through the eye of a needle before I knew it...not good

Rebecca and Giles did everything possible to make us welcome.

You are guaranteed a very welcome from Becky and Giles on your arrival at The Harp Inn. They really helped to bail me out at very short notice when I was let down very badly by the Rose and Crown at Goodwick who had totally and incompetently made a mistake with my booking. The Harp Inn really came to my rescue and I am delighted they did because my 2 day bed and breakfast stay there worked out really well. It’s a genuinely nice place to stay and very well situated to travel to the many nearby tourist attractions. The rooms are neat, tidy, well equipped and immaculate. The pictures on the website are a real reflection of what they look like and just how good they are. I could not find fault. There’s a bar and a restaurant and these are both lovely areas to eat and drink in. I thought the quality of the food (both the breakfasts and the evening meals) was very good indeed. The evening menu offers a very good range and variety of options - I would say something to suit everyone’s taste and appetite. Serving staff are friendly and capable too. Overall I was impressed with everything I experienced so despite having felt very let down by the Rose and Crown I actually ‘landed on my feet’ by discovering The Harp Inn. If you visit I do not think you will be disappointed.

We took my mother for a birthday meal and the quality was exceptional. Excellent service. Very welcoming and very clean. Although we did not stay overnight the rooms look real good. Definitely worth a visit.

staff great lovely food great place to eat lovely menu plenty of parking great childrens menu and teenagers menue what a great place to eat and have drink all in all great place

We had a lovely stay at The Harp Inn. Our room was spacious clean and comfortable. The bathroom was the same. We got ourselves unpacked after a long day of driving and had dinner in the Harp Inn. Our food was delicious cooked by Giles and Becky was great taking orders in the bar and Dining Room. We ate Breakfast and 2 evenings in a row. You must have the Mussels. All meals were delicious. Becky gave us lots of information out and about St David’s Cathedral which is a must for anyone to visit. All in all we had a great stay at The Harp Inn and would love to one day visit again. Thank you Becky and Giles

We (2 adults and 2 9 year old girls) came in soaked from a local themepark. Lovely owner tumble dried my daughters jumper whilst serving up great food at great prices. Service with a smile, great menu and idyllic location for lunch / dinner. Definitely on the list for when we are back in the area.

An invite to Sunday lunch from friends found us back at the Harp. I wasn't over-impressed last time so returned with some trepidation. The Sunday lunch menu is OK but no more with a very limited choice for starters and mains (3 of each). More puds to be fair. We missed the starters and had three beef and one pork. The meat was OK for us (I had the pork as I don't like well cooked beef!) but the veg were a bit of a let down with a big portion of mash potato and roasties but a bland root veg mash and watery leek gratin. No table check at any stage and no opportunity to comment without leaving our dinner as staff seemed to not notice us. At the end of the day you get what you pay for and this was quite cheap but that was reflected in the food and service standards.

Food was ok. Portions were generous. Good starters but the pate was very crumbly and dry. We ordered a few steaks but all were overcooked but were of good quality. Service was effecient.

We went here as a party of 10 mostly vegans and vegetarians, the food was absolutely amazing and the friendly staff could not do enough to help , especially catering for the vegan needs effortlessly. Would definitely go back .

We stayed here for our last night after a beautiful week exploring the breath taking scenery that wales offers. The room was spotlessly clean, roomy and modern with a comfortable bed. The ensuite bathroom was also nicely finisished tiled throughout. The couple running the place were friendly and also ran the attached bar restaurant. We ate our evening meal at the restaurant which was spot on with everything tasting home made and piping hot. After a restful nights sleep we enjoyed a tasty breakfast which started with a fresh fruit extravaganza and a choice of cooked breakfast combos. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely return if this way again.

Wow! Took my husband and 8yr old twins here whilst on holiday nearby. The menu flummoxed me as I wanted everything on the starter page. Opted for fish terrine (husband) and chicken liver pate (me) which came in Olympian portions. My advice is to go when very hungry. My main was a local beef serloin which came as ordered, medium rare, with a wonderfully caramelised crusted outside - goodness knows how they managed it; the result was wonderful; I ate every scrap except the edging of fat but only then because of a nod to slimming world. My husband had the special of fish in watercress sauce which he walloped down. Highly recommended if you are here and want a good feed with great ingredients.

My wife and I visited the harp on Monday 14 May for dinner.We had a very friendly welcome told we could sit anywhere we liked .We chose Pork belly from the specials board with new spuds it was brillant.The menu was very varied and not overly expensive.Plus a great specials board.Great sevice very clean place all round.

We visited The Harp Inn on spec having given up trying to find anywhere to eat in Fishguard and were very pleasantly surprised. The staff were very friendly, the seating in the conservatory was delightful (despite the noisy main road) and the food was excellent!

took my fiancee there for a birthday evening meal, we both had the mixed grill & dessert the food was excellent, the service was top notch, the view of the pembrokeshire country side was great in the evening sun,

My Sister and I decided to surprise my Dad on his 90th birthday and get all the family together for a meal . We chose the Harp as we have been before and have enjoyed it.

We came for a family meal and really enjoyed our evening at The Harp Inn, Leterston. We all ordered from the specials board, which was extensive and everyone enjoyed their choice. Locally caught fish was the main attraction and was cooked to perfection. Some of the side salads were a bit more like a fruit salad, but that’s a minor point.

We chose to eat at the Harp on Easter Bank Holiday Monday for the first time.

the set meal was absolutely tasteless even the gravy had no taste to it. What went wrong chef? and the waitress could have had a smile instead of looking as if whe did not want to be there

Being a large party of 21 we were asked to book our meals two days in advance. Unfortunately there was an error in the original order where a child's scampi meal had been ordered as an adult meal instead - this caused a bit of...

Disappointed with the meal and not recommended eating here, especially for the price. There was a large party of us of 22. Orders were pre-booked but there were faults in the order, which needed an adult meal changed to a child. The head of the table thought the child meal had not been ordered so asked for chicken nuggets but within a few minutes asked to cancel. We were served a child scampi only but charged for chicken nuggets and adult scampi, which is disgusting! The apple and cherry crumble was sold out but the table was not told and sent out apple pie, this was not acceptable. The apple pie was not sweet and pastry uncooked, it was more of a savoury dish. I would not recommend the curry was minimal with sauce with 4 prawns for £13.95.

Recommended to us by a M&S; sales assistant. A Warm friendly welcome with a very relaxed charming atmosphere. The food...

Been here a couple of times over the past year or so, the food is quite simply good quality pub...

We were given a very warm welcome when we walked in, the staff were friendly and efficient and we enjoyed...

Unfortunately we were all very disappointed! In the past the food has been excellent. Sunday lunch wasn't upto much and...

We went here before the fire and always enjoyed it. We decided to stop off again and had delicious steak...

ate here for a family meal. Portion size is very good and the service is as well. No real negatives,...

Visited on a Thurs evening with my hubby whilst on holiday in the area. I Started with garlic mushrooms whilst...

Lovely food....especially the veggie selection. Not cheap but good quality. We all enjoyed it and the puds were great!

On passing the Harp we decided to go back and eat lunch. Food was lovely and all our requests were met. The staff were all lovely and owners were there with their grandchildren who were introduced to, infact my 2 boys had a great time playing with them. We will definitely return when we are back in the area.

Staff are friendly and food is good. There is a specials board as well as regular menus. You can eat there at lunchtime and evening. It has it's own car park. Good choice of drinks and you can also get coffee there at some time.

This original farmhouse is now a small hotel with 6 rooms. These are housed in a converted barn. Our room was superb and on speaking to other guests it would appear theirs were also. Becky, the owner was very friendly and helpful, as were the waiting staff. The breakfast, which was included in the price was excellent. Including the specials, there was a very good choice of dishes which were all reasonably priced. Only spent 1 night there but would definitely return for a longer stay.

Recently had a family meal here. To be fair they had a few specials but I opted for something on the limited menu. It was ok but not great. What really let it down was the service.There was a sign outside advertising for staff so maybe this is a one off but both the bar and food service was very slow, to the point where you wonder are you being ignored. When we were served the staff were very friendly.

The food here is smashing and served by friendly staff. I had seafood lasagna and it was delicious, becky very helpful with indecisive grandchildren.

We had dinner on one night. The meal and atmosphere was very good. We had a peaceful and enjoyable meal. They seem to specialize in fresh fish. My wife had fresh lemon sole tasted fresh but a little under seasoned. I had a chili con carne which they added more chili to.The wine was reasonably priced and we will return.

Great place for good, hearty food. A fantastic welcome and service was excellent by all concerned. A real little gem!

The Harp is right on the A40 at Letterston about 5 miles from Fishguard. So it's convenient to stop at. But the food menu is typical, filling, and rather bland pub grub. Service is average. Drinks are average. Furniture and comforts are average. There's no real character and no real reason to stop and eat other than a good-sized car park. Sorry Harp but you'll have to up your game for 2017.

We stayed over for one night, as we had a wedding to go to near by. My brother and his wife had booked separately. We had an excellent lunch together on arrival and checked into our rooms. We were then told the inn would be closed from 3 until 5:45. So we would have to stay in our rooms or go and find somewhere else to have a drink. This was dissapointing we had been driving for 2 hours and were looking forward to a leisurely afternoon in the bar. The rooms were clean and comfy with a good bed. Breakfast next morning we arrived to get told the tables had been laid for couples and it was not possible for us to all sit together. Again this put a dampener on the experience. I can't say I would recommend you to drive over 100 miles to stay here which is what we did. But if you want something to eat and your in the area the food is good.

For: A warm welcome and good beer. Nice surroundings.Against: Sadly, the food! It seemed to be made to appeal to the 'lowest common denominator'; Sunday Lunch by numbers. It was Ok, no more! A little bit more imagination from the kitchen would make a huge difference. For a couple of pounds more go to Allt yr Afon for a far better three course Sunday Lunch.

I wouldn't return. Caters for pensioners more so & the food is lousy. The place lacks atmosphere & comfort. Like eating in a school canteen. The owners are not friendly & I have no clue how it's still in business. Very disappointing.

I was I have to say pleasantly surprised by a number of things. 1) how well equipped the owner and staff are to deal with children 2) the quality of food- I had venison which was superb as was the onion rings and roquefort cheese sauce. Salad was great with a mix of fruit through it too 3) allowing children to have desert a little earlier 4) selling hand made knitted hats with all monies going to charity. And from talking to staff they do a lot for charity. Only downside.was the chips. Not great so go with salad or potatoes. I know I will when I definitely return next time I'm in the area.

Was just passing here on our way home from Brecon , we were made to feel very welcome by all staff and the Sunday lunch was very reasonably priced and tasted great.Excellent service too

We arrived as a large party for Sunday lunch.We had heard mixed reviews for The Harp and sadly we all agreed that Sunday lunch was rather poor. Quantity was good but everything from the meat to the vegetables to the gravy , was very bland. No taste at all. Disappointed , won't return

My wife and I just had a very pleasant meal at The Harp Inn.Wifey had a huge plate of battered cod and chips,myself,I went for the mixed grill,for dessert with both had apple pie and custard (large portions) all very nice and with good attentive service.

A nice pub with rooms (we didn't stay but they look modern and quite nice from the outside) Food was great. Friendly staff good service.

Dropped in on the way home back to Fishguard. Found staff very polite and welcoming but the most important thing was the meals,they where all really tasty and hot.Iam a very fussy person and the standard here is good.

Great, fresh food, a warm welcome and lovely service. We have been three times during our week in Pembrokeshire and it has been outstanding. Don't miss this while you are in the area.

Only ever had sunday lunch here which was very good with great puds. The staff were vert friendly and the service was efficient The room was rather large and could be noisy but had was clean and well laid out.

My partner and I live local, and we have never tried the harp, outside they advertised the "special lunchtime menu" for £6.99 so we thought we would Try it. The menu itself had a few selections. My partner had the hunters chicken off the normal menu which was a good portion, and I ended up trying the "steak & ale pie" off "special lunchtime menu" what I received was a poor portion and disappointing quality. The pie was most disappointing as it was poor quality and the size was to small to be served as a meal. The chef must have only counted 10 chips only to go on the plate as if they were going to run out of food and a desert spoon full of peas. I probably would have only paid £2.99 for that portion and quality of food. It was a kids meal really. We will not be returning again.

Four of us went the other Sunday evening and must say we were all very pleased with the meals and the service. We all will be going again soon.

We called here early one evening on a Saturday, we hadn't booked and as it was filling up fast were doubtful about getting a table. No worries, the manager seated us in the bar area and asked the barman to take our drinks order. We were warned there was up to half an hour wait for food, this was a very accurate prediction. We pondered an extensive menu and made our choices, the ambience of this restaurant was really enjoyable and the time flew by. All staff members were really polite and efficient in this busy establishment. Starters arrived and were happily received, mains arrived quickly after our first plates were empty, puddings took a little while longer but to our relief.

Enjoyed our lunch, eventually chosen from a very extensive menu, plus daily specials, plus a selection of mains @ £6. Definitely something for everyone including superb salads. Attentive, friendly service and noticeable attention to detail. Good draught beer and everything sensibly priced. Recommended - a good stop en route to the Fishguard ferry. We will definitely return.

In previous years visiting family in Haverfordwest we have thoroughly enjoyed meals here.However this time unfortunately it wasn't the case this time.I have to say we did arrive at the end of service and was accommodated which we were thankful for. Although the food served was bland and I would have preferred then to refuse the table rather than serve rushed food.

Lovely food lovely puddings and a very nice pint what more can I say,with the harp so close to home again with our local chipshop we call here on a regular basis for lovely food,have never had a bad meal at this establishment,also with its large car park and easy access for disabled in wheelchair making it an easy place to enter

called in hadnt booked but was made most welcome by friendly staff the menu was a good selection but we had sunday roast an it was lovely all pipping hot when served and plenty of it

A long overdue night away was needed after working hard in both our jobs. We wanted to stay local so decided to stay at The Harp. After an enjoyable day walking the coast path we arrived at The Harp. Our room was ready for us it was immaculate and the décor beautiful and tasteful. The converted cowsheds are a delight. The bed comfortable and the en suite shower room with plentiful supply of hot water was well received. We made our way over to the pub where we were greeted by the lovely land lady, we enjoyed a couple of drinks whilst deciding what to eat from the varied menu and specials board. We decided on the classic steak and gammon which were cooked to our liking and both proved to be delicious. The home made puddings were also delicious we can highly recommend the Banoffee pie and summer pudding. After a comfortable night sleep we enjoyed a full English breakfast with fresh orange juice and lots of hot coffee. Again the hosts were welcoming and making us feel at home. We will definitely be staying again and cant wait.

We booked a table with only about an hour's notice for a Bank Holiday evening meal. When we arrived we encountered a small problem - the restaurant is described as "fully accessible" with dedicated accessible parking bays, but the car park was deep gravel and we couldn't find the accessible parking. Crossing it with two wheelchair users was very hard work.But with that hiccup out of the way, everything went much more smoothly. The landlady came out to help us in, and showed us to our table which had been already been prepared with chairs removed for wheelchair users. A highchair was on hand for our toddler, and there was even a mat to go under it to protect the carpet from food spills (this is a fantastic idea which I'm amazed I've never seen anywhere before!).I hadn't seen the menu before booking (the link on the website wasn't working) so we were going in blind, as it were. Most of the dishes are Welsh and English pub food, with a few others such as curries, and with main meal prices coming in at about £10-15. We were pleased to find a dedicated children's menu too, with a good choice of meals in two sizes.The landlady and the staff were a pleasure throughout. They chatted to our toddler across the bar, brought everything out with a smile and generally made us feel so welcome. The food was delicious - I had the Welsh pancake with leeks and mushrooms in a creamy cheese sauce. We often expect a frosty reception when we arrive with a small child and multiple wheelchair users, but our visit to the Harp couldn't have been further from that. We'll definitely return next time we're in the area.

Last day of our holiday, but had popped in for a drink on the first day, saying we would be back.Had a terrific lunch, my lady wife had the Liver casserole, and I had the Monkfish tail wrapped in bacon.Great meal, good service, and a good pint.Would visit again.

My wife and I called in on Sunday evening for dinner. It was a really friendly welcome, comfortable layout, first impressions highly positive. The choice on the menu and the 'specials' board was great, the waitress friendly and efficient. BUT When the food arrived, it was disappointing. The quality of the ingredients was certainly high, but the taste of both meals (I had casserole, Sue had chicken and mushroom pancake) was bland. It could well have been just one of those things that can happen from time to time - there were certainly more positives than negatives but at the end of the day the meal itself didn't match everything else about The Harp.

Nothing was too much trouble, even though we arrived after the scheduled lunch times. Than you for your delicious food and excellent service.

On the first Sunday of our holiday and not wanting to cook, we stopped by "on the hop" and were easily accommodated. As we hadn't booked a table we couldn't sit in the main restaurant so we were shown into the small conservatory dining area. Despite being a busy time of day the staff remained helpful and friendly, although service was a little slower than we'd anticipated. The food was tasty, almost like home cooked, but the portion sizes were small, especially in relation to the final cost as no prices are shown on the menu.

Great food and excellent service , the specials board is enough to make your mouth water , with great home made puddings , a connoisseur delight

Very convenient, good parking, and helpful service.The menu is good value for the money, all the vegetables are fresh.

Friendly staff, good menu, nice food (some of the dishes lacked seasoning). Drinks are expensive £1.40 for a small bottle of Tonic Water.