The Lobster Pot in Pembrokeshire

Nearly gave this place a miss due to previous reviews, but after speaking to a local, I was advised to give it a try. My wife, our two dogs and myself called in on the off chance mid-September 2024 for an evening meal. The Lobster Pot has been under new management since Easter. The owners are still finding out what is wanted by both locals and, at this time of year, the decreasing tourist sector. It is a typical pub grub menu, but as we were rather late eating, we were informed that a few items were sold out, so be prepared to adapt if your favourite dish is not available. I am not a vegetarian, but was recommended the vegetarian lasagne. It was delicious and served piping hot. Limited puddings but take what is on offer. Both the apple crumble and chocolate brownie were great. A choice of bottled cider, an IPA, which ran out as I was going for a second pint, so settled for a Felin Foel Double Dragon to round the night off. Lovely atmosphere and engaging in conversation with the owners, staff, locals and also a guest staying there made it a great memorable experience! Will definitely return next September to The Lobster Pot as we continue our trek along the coastal footpath. We wish everyone at this pub every success for the future!

Great lunch, beautiful pint if double dragon to wash down, and best thing dog friendly

Went for food had chicken goujon burger, chips were cold burger bun was stale not impressed with service at all, Sadly ended up going for a second time, ordered cod and chips, again chips were cold mushy peas were barley defrosted, and cod had no taste at all, suspect it was pollock as this is cheaper and tasteless, had apple crumble for desert, it tasted more like cod than the cod but certainly not like apple, I would avoid this place like the plague, which coincidentally is what it looks like the staff have caught

Dropped in for a pint or two. Next time will stop for a meal.

Lovely place, not busy despite being in the high season. Looking forward to seeing it out of season, it looks like a good local.

This was an ideal place to explore the local area or walking the coastal path. The location was very quiet, especially overnight. Marloes beach was a 30 minute walk across fields and down country lanes with Skomer and Skokholm islands just off the coast. The food was good, although the beds were a little on the firm side for us.

Ok venue for after beach drink. Would have a better selection, especially of non - alcoholic drinks.

Lovely pub. Welcomed by the locals and the barman on a wet afternoon. Scampi and chips and a sandwich. All good. 👍

Nice village pub, friendly staff. Unfortunately the choice of food for lunch is a bit limited but we both found something we enjoyed very much. If you ask, they will give yyou wifi access.

Perfect location when visiting Marloes and great hosts and fantastic pub grub!

A great place to stay for walkers, after a day on Skomer (Puffin) Island. One of the best homemade burgers i've ever had & i've tried 100's. Guerkin would have added to flavours but 10/10. Great beer garden too. All staff great.

Good pub food particularly the Apple Crumble and custard!

Great location, good food, comfortable and cozy rooms, and amazing service. Thank you Chris for being such a warm and helpful host! We will come back soon.

Lovely place to visit. Spend one full evening in here

Stopped here for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by some good, basic pub grub. Chose the ham, egg and chips and it was one of the best pub meals we have had on this trip. Service was not overly welcoming, not unfriendly but just so-so. Value for money was reasonable - god beer and cider.

Had a good meal here. Reasonable prices. The food is good, the staff are friendly and helpful.

We stayed in the village of Marloes in a self catering cottage but ate at the pub both nights, they even let us come in for breakfast even though we weren't guests of theirs. Chris and Sarah were very friendly, helpful and really trying hard to make a success of their new venture. Nothing was too much trouble, and although rushed off their feet over a very busy Bank Holiday weekend they welcomed us warmly into their pub. The food was great, good choice and not a very long wait - which is great with a 6yr old child! Although they'd not been landlords for very long they certainly looked like they're going to make the place great. A very valuable addition to the village. We wish you both every success, we'll see you in August when we bring Fergus back for a camping trip! All the very best wishes, Paul Clare and Fergus x

Good place. Enthousiastic new landlord and -lady. Traditional inn.

A seemingly popular pub, but our impression was not a good one. I had spent time speaking at length with the manager prior to booking as I have Coeliac disease and needed to feel reassured that there was an understanding of gluten free foods and the issue of cross contamination. He was very reassuring and even offered to provide a packed lunch for us on the day we were planning to go to Skomer Island. The menu on the website offered good, basic pub food, which was perfect for my partner as he is not happy to eat curries or mussels etc. I booked a room, and after Christmas I discovered that the manager was leaving and a new manager was taking over. Again, I checked with the owner's daughter that there would be no issues and was told that there had been a full handover and the new manager was aware of my dietary requirements. It advertised that the pub opened at 12 noon, so we arrived at 3.30 p.m. to find it closed. A note on the right of the door said it would open at 4 p.m. So we sat at a wooden bench on the car park waiting for it to open. We heard a click, but no one came out to let us know they had opened up. We tried the door and it opened. There was a lady in the dining area and she took us to our room. I was keen to speak with someone about the gluten free options, and she told me that Chris would speak with me and he would be in soon. We bought a drink and went to sit in the beer garden. No one came to speak with us, so we went inside the bar and asked if Chris had arrived yet. He was in the kitchen and she went to fetch him. I told Chris that I was Coeliac and asked whether that was catered for. He pointed out a couple of things on the menu. Not really that good as we were booked for a 5 day stay. Also, the menu was not the same as the one on the website, and there was very little my partner would eat. So I asked about breakfast and whether there were gluten free sausages. He said the sausages were vegetarian, to which I replied that I am not a vegetarian and most vegetarian sausages are not gluten free. He said his were. He also told me he had 4 gluten free rolls in a pack in the freezer. They were what were left from a bigger pack he had bought. He then asked me to tell him what I wanted and he would go and get it for me. But as the pub was now open for food I don't know how he could as he was doing the cooking. And that was besides the point. They knew we were coming and were not prepared. Neither of us felt reassured. I am not precious, but if I ingest the smallest crumb I am violently ill, so I didn't want to ruin our trip. Suffice it to say we politely told them that we wouldn't be staying and luckily found an establishment that was understanding, organised and reassuring.

Excelent restaurant and pub great value and great service

Great food and drink, and great service. Very nice staff. Really appreciated this place after a long day on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

Stayed next door at The Clock House, and had dinner, both nights at The Lobster Pot Inn. Curry, fish & chips and lasagna. All meals were tasty and filling. Good ales and beer. Thank you 🙏

Had dinner on Saturday and pub was really friendly, great service and good honest pub food: ham egg and chips with lots of chips for once! Nice pint too.

Called by for evening meal, on a weekday evening. Bar was fairly quiet, with a mix of locals and tourists. Friendly bar staff. We both ordered burger and chips. Service was prompt, it was a good burger, with plenty of cheese and bacon on top, in a nice bread roll. Chips were homemade and good for scooping up the tomato relish and served with a dressed salad. Good sized portions.

A lovely village Inn. Friendly staff and local clientele, very dog friendly, and a really relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a delicious evening meal. Generous portions so far too full for dessert.

I felt unwelcome not being a local

Wonderful place. Nice fireplace. Young and old get together. Good food and drinks. This is what an inn should be like. Feel at home, walk around and order at the bar. Chris is a great guy.

Fantastic food, 1st class service, friendly staff. Great place to stop off & relax & eat after a walk along the coast & beach...

Visited here a couple of times over our fortnights holiday in the area, our selection of meals have been good quality and enjoyed by each of us ....all of us eating diferent things. Nice selection of drinks available and local ales too. Staff friendly , landlord friendly and helpful .. Nice atmosphere. Thanks for welcoming us in ...and the dog.

Lovely break with the new manager. Room was comfortable and quiet with en-suite shower.Breakfast options available from basic cereal through to fully cooked and all made specifically for you via a pre order system. Lunch and evening meals are also available and at basic pub grub which was well cooked, hot and tasty every day

We were passing through as the beach was one of the best in the area.The pub is clearly designed for holiday makers as there was a row of fruit machines and childrens toy machines akin to an amusement arcade. We ordered two pints of Peroni and a packet of crisps and the bill was £12.30. The last time I paid £5.65 for a beer was at a Gatwick hotel.The menu was basic but again top money . Lasagne , chips and salad £13.50 . Typically a ten pound meal.The garden was tired and clearly not been the focus in terms of improvement during lockdown. There was some building work going on above the pub . My approach would be to make the customer areas strong as a welcome back.

Nice spacious pub with a friendly atmosphere, a decent range of beers, and a menu of pub grub favourites, including some vegetarian and vegan options. Our food was very good with decent portion sizes. Average prices, service friendly and helpful.

We stopped here looking for a light lunch on a miserable rainy day . The pub was very covid safe thanks to the very conscientious staff .The menu is quite limited as most are and although we were looking for a light lunch my husband chose fish & chips which was a huge portion , beautiful fresh fish . I chose ginger and lime fishcakes which were very nice . The pub is dog friendly .It felt quite chilly but I think this was because the day before it was gloriously sunny . Overall not bad for a simple pub meal .

We arrived for a 3 night stay, greeted by a lady who told us we'd only booked the room for one, then accused us of changing the booking online when she realised that it said 2 people.Having booked a family room, we were shown to a double room that had ripped curtains. The lady stated that they had new curtains but hadn't put them up yet, asking if we could put up with it for the duration of our stay. When we questioned the fact that we weren't in a family room, we were told that the room wasn't ready. We agreed to go elsewhere for an hour so that the room would be ready when we got back.We had dinner here on the first night, which was a little disappointing. We ordered our food at the bar, and the barman walked off straight after we'd told him our order, without acknowedging what we'd said or waiting for our drinks order. When the food arrived, the battered fish was split in half, but we were told 'it will still taste the same'. The next morning, we had a lovely cooked breakfast and found out that the bar had flooded.All in all, every time something else happened, we just had to laugh. Definitely not worth the £125 per night.

Stayed for 2 nights, had a very enjoyable stay in a clean and tidy room. A lovely welcome, and an excellent evening meal and breakfast. Cleanliness during this pandemic was second to none - well doe to all staff for their due care and diligence towards all customers. Covid signage and safety practices were all in place, which made our stay as safe as it could possible be, well done! Can not wait to return to this beautiful part of the world!

We popped in on the off-chance to grab a quick meal and we pleases we did. The owners have gone to great lengths to make the pub safe and it was appreciated. The Felifoel Double Dragon was lovely and we both enjoyed the local take on Chicken Curry. Enjoy a meal on the quiet side!

No complaints here: stayed 2 nights, eating hearty meals, being generally warm and comfortable, amid friendly staff and regulars. Oh, and singing, too... an unexpected bonus.True, this place hasn't joined the artisan sourdough movement yet. You will not be laying your head to rest on a sustainable pillow made of recycled jute, nor dining on a sausage made ethically up the road by a website designer who has 'returned to his Welsh farming roots' (ie, discovered a great great grandfather from Merthyr who once had a pig), nor receive your eight-quid shot of small batch gin with a little handwritten thankyou note and some instructions about how to enjoy it, authentically. If you're after that, there are plenty of places you can find it, and I'd say it's pretty clear from a very small bit of prior research what you'll get, and what you won't.I'd call this a comfy bolthole for a few nights, amid beautiful country. Many thanks for my stay.

we came for something to eat and it was very clean and the staff were very friendly as the welsh people are. The food was lovely

As we were in the area food at the pot seemed a good call after a days walking but I would have to say the food was a little disappointing very average but not cheap. Guy behind the bar looked totally feed-up guess must have been a busy day, with so many good pubs to visit will not be rushing back to the Pot.

There were three adults and and seven children the youngest 12 years.We spent in excess of £150 for a brief stay of drinks and dinner.We were all generally appalled with the level of service.The barman was nothing short of rude and thoroughly unimpressed by serving us.Starters were ordered but came out with main meals.All orders arrived over a 15 minute period.One order was ham egg (x2 eggs)and chips a fly landed on the egg as it was being served,unfortunate but not uncommon we were outside.The waitress reluctantly took it away dumped the egg and no offer of a replacement.

Overpriced frozen food. Could be soo much better. Lower your prices for what you serve or serve fresher food done well. You’re in a unique place so offer something unique. You won’t get returning customers. Cannot recommend sorry.

had fish and chips here for tea the portions were large though at £13 were not the cheapest the staff were always friendly and helpful

Poor quality food only exceeded by even worse service. Beer battered fish was late (we think they forgot the order), dry and tasteless - and nowhere near worth the price being charged. The service from the waiting staff was fine but the woman behind the bar was probably the rudest we’ve ever met - off-hand, sarcastic and bad language to top it all off. Will never visit again. Such a shame for them as it’s a lovely location.

Recently stayed in Marloes village and had our evening meal at the Lobster Pot four consecutive nights. The staff are so friendly and checked with us to make sure our meal was satisfactory each night. The food was great, especially the beer battered cod, which was the best I have ever tasted! Totally recommend, cosy atmosphere and genuinely nice people

The foods great, the service is good, the people are friendly and the Beers good! What more do you want??????????????

A welcome stop after a long day on the road. Steak and Ale Pie and lasagne, sunny, beer garden made it all worthwhile.

A highlight of our vacation. Good food and great people.Friday night open mike outside seating good beer and ice cream sundaes. All your needs met. Make it a place to visit!!!

We were tired after walking from Broad Haven and getting late into town. This pub was one block from the Clock House B&B.; We ordered a salad, steak and pie ale and the fish special of the day. Not bad. Even though the pub was not full, it took a while to get the meal into our table. But, service was friendly and the beer was also good. We'd visit again.

I will bet good money on the fact that I was served a microwave meal and charged £12 for it. My friend had 2 dry, slightly burnt pre-packed fish cakes and a drop of salad - £12 again - you have got to be joking. Lady behind the bat was so nice I couldn’t bring myself to complain.

Called on the way back from Skomer. Nice sinage (which bought us in) 100% for the food and warm welcome.

Food was absolutley awful. Was too embarassed to complain. Will never visit the place again. The crab cakes and jacket potatoe were dry. The mussels I had were cold so too afraid to eat just in case I had issues. The chips looked and tasted like they had been reheated.

Visited today after visit to Skomer Island. Booking staff were friendly and accommodating. Welcoming on arrival and drinks enjoyable in spacious beer garden to rear. However, ordering of food was laboured and food was a disappointing quality. Would have preferred more limited menu with locally sourced produce.

A pleasant country pub in quiet village serving good beer and good pub food. Limited menu but something for everyone. Pleasant helpful staff and good value for money.

Great Sunday lunch,charming staff and a log fire. Dog friendly plus live music on Fridays. In summer skomer island is accessible from Martin's Haven, also many coastal path walks near by. Highly recommended.

New managers have changed the ambience and brought new and delicious food into Marloes. It is back to its friendly self and my Sea Bass was delicious. I recommend revisiting the Lobster Pot, I think it is on a rising tide.

Friendly and welcomming staff. The food was pretty standart pub food. Notthing fancy and not high quality. I would not recommed this for a dinning experience, but for a drink and some filling food after a day of fresh air, it is a fine place.

As my waistline will testify, I have had eaten a lot of chips in my time.

Looks nothin from outside - or even inside! But food was good and service friendly. Locally smoked mackerel specially to be recommended!

Terrible food. Very disappointing! We ordered Beer Battered Cod with chips & mushy peas. Chips were dark brown & soaked through with grease. Fish was greasy. Inedible!! There were 4 hefty bikers on the next table & they also were unable to stomach the chips. When plates collected I remarked very nicely that chips were not edible & the girl just looked at me.

We really enjoyed our two evenings at the Lobster Pot! The staff are really friendly. The food was perfectly fine pub grub. The drinks were all well served. Prices were reasonable. I think its a bit much to expect every place everywhere all the time to be serving up gourmet this and cask conditioned that. This place is a good solid British pub. I liked it.

We arrived on the evening of a beautiful sunny day to find the restaurant packed, despite this the service was excellent and the food beautifully prepared. They were very patient with the adjustments my teenagers wanted to their dishes and everything arrived exactly as ordered.

The pub has a good range of food and the service was quick . The meal was ample and well cooked . We would defintely eat there again

Food was fine but a little expensive , service a bit slow but nothing to get upset about. The pub emptied around 9 and I don't think they stay open if there's no customers so late customers beware.

We had an excellent evening meal at this pub earlier this month, just a short walk from our digs.

Can't complain, pool darts and beer :) Could do with Sky/BT but not going to moan, good food reasonable priced :)

We had a tasty pub meal and a good beer. If you are looking for another one you must drive through a small narrow until Dale. It's not worth it. The Lobster Pot is more than enough.

We have often visited this pub after a bracing walk on the coastal path. Being the only pub in the village I guess it has a captive audience. I remember many years ago when our children were young and the management was different it was always packed out. ....but these days it struggles for decent numbers and we wonder how the place manages to survive.

Arrived after a coastline walk to a warm cosy pub which had lots to choose from on the menu.

I have neither eaten nor drunk at this pub but I have experienced their "hospitality". Arrived at 2.20 on a Saturday afternoon hungry and thirsty after a long walk. Cheered by the blackboard outside which said food was served until 3 and another sign on the wall saying food served until 2.30. When we went in we were told that they had stopped serving. Apparently the reason was that it had been quiet. If that is their attitude to customer service, I am not surprised it is quiet. Don't let this stop you visiting this stunningly beautiful coastline but my advice is to bring a picnic if you want to be sure of something to eat.

This hotel is located in the centre of a cute little village. The wifi is best in the pub bar, comfy lounges to relax on and drink a pint. The bar staff are friendly, food is good. Quiet room with windows that open.

A good pub atmosphere, with no frills. We had booked earlier in the day (just as well). Large portions of food - good for walkers like ourselves. My husband sampled the fish & chips, my friend had whitebait and I had the broccoli and cheese...

It's a shame people haven't enjoyed this pub as we had a lovely meal here. The atmosphere was good and the food lovely. I had the curry which I enjoyed very much and my son had the cod and chips. There was too much for...

Sorry to everyone at The Lobster Pot, where we had two fantastic nights with great food and excellent service. My previous comments which I sent in error were intended for the proprietors of 'Craig y mor' at Whitesands. It is obvious to anyone reading that...

The good news first - lovely fish and chips, fresh and flavoursome . However the service certainly could be improved and the menu rethought. Although we ordered before 7.30pm steak and lasagne was off - the menu is not exciting so pleased the fish and...

Menú enorme y por encima de la media. Comimos allí un par de noches, ya que estábamos alojados en el ser y estar en el pueblo. La cerveza estaba bien. El personal era muy servicial y la comida era razonable para la desventaja pricethe era...

Aspectos positivos: buena cerveza, Buen pub local, perro. Puntos negativos: Perdí mi comida-orden. Tras preguntar demora, me dieron una disculpa. Tardamos una hora de ordenar (y pagar) hasta llegar a la mesa. Nadie vino a ver mi comida estaba bien. . Y nadie me reconoció...

I spent three nights in Marloes and this is the only restaurant open at night. I felt the food was over priced and on one night inedible. If it wasn't for the friendly staff my rating would have been poor.

Yuck! This was a huge disappointment and without any local alternatives. Service was slow or unresponsive, food was poor quality and way overpriced, seating was uncomfortable and the atmosphere just felt dingy. For coastal walkers, carry your own dinner or buy something from the local shop if you arrive before it closes.

Decided to stay a night in Marloes as had not been there in a long time..Room was clean and adequate,The bed was really comfortable..I would suggest a bin in bedroom and small towel to step out of shower..We had an evening meal which was a long wait ,but we were in no rush..I had vegetable lasagne and my partner had chicken coujons which were a little overdone!! tried to order dessert at time of ordering meal,but couldn't, then to be told they had run out!!Breakfast was a little disorganised ,especially as We had been asked the night before what we wanted ,Had to ask for everything,butter ,juice etc But food was very goodI would suggest to save staff running about,maybe having a table with jugs with ice cores and glasses and some cereal and milk, and maybe tea pots and cafetier's brought to table..or just have a waitress in for a couple of hours so owners can get on with other things..Hope owners see this as constructive criticism as they have a gold mine here,would be a shame to spoil it,Would definitely stay again when in Marloes,thank you...

We clocked the sign for The Lobster Pot on our way to walk part of the Pembrokeshire Coastal path and decided to try it for lunch on the way back. A damp walk later we were welcomed to a warm pleasant bar area which was dog friendly. We both had the fish dishes which were delicious, generous and reasonably priced. The original sign had said food 12 until 3 and we were fortunate to be there for about 2, however, some people coming in after us were too late at 2.30 so it may be worth checking or err on the side of caution. Our experience, super friendly staff, fantastic piping hot and tasty food and dog friendly, just the ticket.

We dined here midweek, despite a luke warm recommendation from a local, who only enjoyed the beer, which I thought was served too cold. Whilst the presentation of the main course was good, the fish dishes themselves were disappointing. Chips were fine, as was the sticky toffee pudding, which was the only pud available! The service was quick and friendly. However, £50+ for 2mains, a pudding and 2.5 pints seemed a bit much. Unfortunately, there really isn't really much choice in this area. It's just a local that serves food.

Had lunch in here, nothing fancy but general OK. The choice was a bit limited but what there was tasted fine. Pleasant staff, overall a reasonable visit.

Whilst the village was extremely quiet the pub itself was a hive of activity, clearly the centre of the community with bingo in one room and drink and food in another. Although there were specials on the chalk board we were told that these weren't available as it was out of season - perhaps the specials could have been rubbed off to avoid confusion. We went in for a quick lunch in the middle of a clifftop walk and the food available was enjoyable along with a decent pint too. The staff were really friendly and the service excellent. The barman also went out of his way to help us find the footpath when we were dithering outside after lunch - thank you !!

Best Fish & Chips meal on my 3 week trip to Wales for hiking Pen y Fan and Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Light batter and very tasty. Service was excellent here.

Nice food. Would have liked to spend every night of our stay here, but not dog friendly, so could only manage one meal, as weather dependant.The pub tends to be empty apart from dog walkers outside. It's plenty big enough to take a dog friendly area inside. They are totally missing a trick here.Put a big chalk board outside 'dogs welcome' and watch the customers flood in. Crazy not to. With heavier footfall, might even be able to get a better selection of LOCAL brews. Keep the area through the archway dog free.

My family and I went here for an evening meal while camping in the area. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was friendly. To the rear of the pub is a lovely beer garden. The food was delicious, with a good variety of choice. Would definitely eat there again when in the area.

Nice pub, staff very friendly and answered honestly about the beer choices. Liked the beer which was well kept. The food was pretty standard pub fayre but I found the fisg to be pretty good for my two meals here. It arrived promptly, was hot and there was plenty of it, especially potatoes - don't order side dishes the volumes are more than adequate. One constant niggle for me, please wash the glasses properly, it really did detract from an otherwise excellent pint of beer.

Food was really good, we'll presented, and the blonde barmaid was fit. Which made my experience very worthwhile. I will definitely revisit.

I ate here two nights in a row while staying in Marloes. I had (different) fresh fish twice, as well as starters and home cooked pudding. These were a Friday and a Saturday night. Irritatingly, they don't take bookings (or so I was told - but they clearly had reservations for some large groups) so I turned up early to get a table. Well worth the inconvenience though: two enjoyable meals.

Super lunch for wife and two youngsters . Lots of space, very friendly staff food was excellent all home cooked and very tasty

Ate and drank here a few times while staying in marloes, great food, great service and well priced. Vast beer garden with a lovely sunny spot.

We spent an afternoon here in the lovely beer garden whilst on holiday, staying at the local campsite. Really friendly staff and set in gorgeous surroundings, this is a great place to stop off after cycling or walking the nearby coastal path. We had lunch whilst we there and the food was good with plenty of choice.

Very convenient.. but no other choice!.Nice meals. Fair choice on menu. We came here 3 times. All meals were very good.Family of four can eat for £30 to £40.Free wifi.Would recommend..

Stayed locally ahead of 3 nights on Skomer Island. Excellent service, great food and atmosphere (well Wales did win) at reasonable prices - we very much enjoyed and look forward to returning one sunny day.

Very average pub food. The broccolli in the broccoli bake tasted like it was frozen. Does not serve lobster.

very poor choice of food. limited range of beers and wine,over priced, poor service and food was cold on arrival to the table, had to wait for replacement meal {to be honest I think they only re-heated it in the micro wave?????}.will we go back''''defiant NO.

We turned up at the lobster pot, thinking it would be a local's bar and were pleasantly surprised by the decor and the staff. We ate in the garden and were served quickly and the food was tasty and homemade. Really glad we went!

We visited the Lobster Pot at the weekend but was immediately disappointed. We are dog owners we arrived at 9pm only to be told dogs are not allowed. This was a shame as the pub was set out nicely including sofas ideal for a long night. We headed into the lovely garden but it was too cold to stay. We popped back in on the Sunday night which was slightly warmer but cooled however the staff helped us with a nice takeaway meal off the menu. Such a shame as they lost out on our business over 3 nights and while we have a dog we won't be going back. If you don't have a dog it's a nice place!

Pleasant dining area, staff friendly although the staff serving food seemed very young and in my opinion needed better training. For the price the food was just average even though it was well presented. The meat in the pie was chewy and the fish batter was overcooked. There was an apology but that's all.

Poor choice of beers/lagersPoor food - boring, bland and greasyPoor servicePoor decoration and table layoutPoor ambianceSimply poor but the only place to eat in Marloes. The Griffin Inn at Dale is only a few miles away but far far superior in all respects but is at least 20% more expensive.