The Sun Inn in Pembrokeshire

We were staying over the road from The Sun and stopped in for a drink on Saturday. While we were there, we made a reservation to eat on Bank Holiday Monday evening. Unfortunately the weather was so bad that our reservation (which was outside due to current restrictions) had to be cancelled. So we ordered takeaway chicken madras and chilli, both of which were delicious. Staff were friendly and we would definitely go back if we were in the area again. Thank you!

Having spent a few days in Tenby, we decided to venture to a small country / village pub rather than a tourist attraction.Found this on tripadvisor so we thought we'd give it a go.Outside seemed ok, nice little village.We walked in and shown to our table which was just under the dart board on a bench seat.Not the best positon, however not a problem.The problem being the 4 or 5 people stood up right next to the table, talking and laughing as loud as they could. We was a bit off-putting when your trying to have a quiet chat.Everytime i went to the bar or toilet, i had to squeeze by. With the current 'Covid' situation you would have thought the land lady would have been more 'on the ball'.This is where we found out the loudest one of the group was in fact the landlady!Eventually they dispersed, peace!Starter was Ok, 6/10, spoilt by the constant noise.Had the steak which i must say was very nice, with the added pleasure of minimal noise!Then as we are finishing our main courses some local 20 something's turn up shouting, swearing and generally causing a nuisance at the bar.3 people to my knowledge, including myself complained, in which one couple left without orderering.You would think the staff would ask for them to calm down and stop shouting / swearing, unfortunately not as he was their mate!Ok, it's turning into an evening not as expected. We decided what the hell, let's have a desert before we leave.Go to the bar to be told, sorry mate kitchen's closed.Ok i know there is a cut off time, however surely you mention to paying / eating guests that the kitchen is closing do you want anything else!I'm not a prude, a builder by trade, however there is a time and place for everything.Could be a great pub, think the owner's need to decide if it's a drinking pub or food pub.Food ok, atmosphere shocking.

Food was lovely and we were sat our own fortunately but as for Co.Vid rules it's easier to list what was not happening.Lady who served food pulled down mask to speak to us.Barman walked around no maskPeople visiting tables, bar and toilets no masks.People leaving no masksNo track and trace visibleReal shame

We used to enjoy this pub when we came to the area for holidays. Now we live here and love having the Sun as our local because it has a really friendly atmosphere, excellent service, Double Dragon and interesting gins as well as good food. Our son and his girlfriend and other family and friends love it when they visit. We look forward to taking our daughter and her boyfriend there in the near future.Quiz night is always good and we are looking forward to open mic night.

Loved this pub on visit earlier in summer so went back early first night of a week in St Florence but unfortunately no tables for dinner due to Eat Out to Help Out bookings so earliest we could go was the Thursday, the last night of our holiday. Food was really delicious - I had curry and my kid had a tuna mayo jacket potato. Lovely staff. Shame we could only eat there the once.

Instantly when we walked through the door we felt instantly welcome . Great choice of food on the menu and choice of daily specials. The staff were extremely attentive and working really hard .My daughter ordered the Nacho's as a starter they were absolutely delicious My main course I ordered the steak which was so tender my daughters folk kept coming over stealing things off my plate which made me chuckle . Every meal we saw come out of the kitchen looked of high quality. I would certainly recommend here to everyone and will certainly return again in the near future

I spent last week in St Florence, and visited this pub almost daily. The staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome, and the landlord (Adam) went above and beyond for us. The food was exceptional, and the service in making sure we always had a table in front of the TV to watch the football was much appreciated.

Very much has the feel of a locals’ pub - but one that crucially welcomes visitors to the village. Food was very good - and yes we ate upstairs like the other reviewer, and ordered downstairs but these are not normal times and the staff are clearly trying hard to balance restrictions with giving a warm welcome. All in all, a fun evening and good, tasty food - would definitely return.

Family of 5 booked in for evening meal. Pub was quiet but told to go up a very steep flight of stairs to find a table. We found a grubby table and waited for service. Fed up of waiting we sought out menus from downstairs and were told to go back down the grubby stairs to place our drinks and meal orders. So we made our choices from a lovely menu then trailed up and down the stairs to place the food orders and bring drinks up. Then joined by a family and their dog. They had spent the day on the beach and the dog was soaking wet and covered in sand. The smell of wet dog was appalling but not noticed by staff as not one came up the stairs! Over an hour later the food was served. All meals were missing the salad. When the waiter was asked about the same, he returned with a single tiny pot which contained a bit of shredded lettuce and half a tomato. Food was very tasty. Front of house service was lousy. We felt unwelcome and will not be returning.

Had food here a few times and every time I say I must write a review as the food is stunning and very fairly priced. I would definitely recommend the specials great value and very tasty 😋

We live here, the Sun is a part of this village and has been a "local" for over 300 years, Anne and Tom allowed our daughter to hijack the weekly quiz and threw in a bottle of Scotch as a raffle prize...£60 will now go to a Cancer hospital in Cardiff. I meet visitors here that return year after year and they are greeted as old friends. Always a good local ale on tap. There are not too many pubs like this one left now.

This is an old fashion style pub with a real friendly welcome, great atmosphere, everyone talks to you making you feel at home. It is a shame more pubs are not like this.The food is good pub grub, I had the steak wow other than at home it is the best I have had in years, the steak pie could do with more meat in it still it is above average than what you will find else where. My wife had seabass with vegetables and new potatoes.Tommy and Ann are salt of the earth people and run a great village pub, they greet with a smile and genuine warm welcome. If you are in the area do not give this pub a miss, it is well worth going out of your way to visit this exceptional pub.

Crowded when we arrived at 6.30 on Sunday. Well-kept Felinfoel Double Dragon was main attraction. The meals are from freezer. Fish and chips greasy and batter came away like a sleeve. Partner's pie looked and tasted OK but a bit anemic and crusty. Dogs allowed which is not to everyone's taste but quite common in Pembrokeshire it seems.

After staying locally we wanted to go out for some nice homemade food and drinks with the family and thought we’d try out the Sunn Inn. The food was brilliant with a good choice for such a small pub. The staff were all helpful and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

We didn’t book but got a table. Arrived at six when they start. Wait was reasonable and food good. Lovely atmosphere in the pub and friendly staff

What a gem of a find. A very traditional pub with friendly bar staff and locals. The drinks were very reasonable, three pints of beer for just over £10 and a bottle of drinkable wine for £12. A large menu catered for all tastes ranging from traditional pub fair to curry’s. I opted for faggots chips and peas and my husband had chicken curry chips and rice. Both were good portions and very tasty. The dessert menu had all your old favourites, crumbles,pies , cakes and ice creams. We opted for syrup sponge and ice cream, delicious . We immediately booked up again for tonight as it was too good not too!

Food was average the menu is nothing like it says online and the service was terrible they didnt know what was in there own food. Ordered coke and it tasted like there was sweetness in it and they denied it horrible place

Amazing place with homely feel. Excellent food, great food and friendly staff. Will definitely be visiting again soon.

Dog friendly pub that offers excellent pub grub. Staff are very attentive and friendly. We recommend the chocolate fudge cake!

We live in Penzance but being from Saundersfoot I try to get “home” when I can.

A great Welsh pub. Good selection of food and staff very friendly. Local beers on offer. The landlord is a character!

My family and I stayed in St Florence for a week and decided to try out the local pubs for some of our evening meals. The Sun is only small but the food is fantastic, reasonably priced and the atmosphere in the pub pleasant and welcoming. If we come to the area again we will visit once more.

We visited 3 times recently as we were staying in the village. The food was amazing each time and the service was great. Very friendly staff and made to feel welcome.

Visited a couple of times during our stay in St Florence. We enjoyed our meals on both occasions- steaks, cod & lasagne & found them good value for money. Our only criticism would be that the waitresses could do with some customer service training & service with a smile would be appreciated. This pub frequented by locals & they seem to take priority.

We’ve been going to the sun on/off over the past 4/5 years and always had lovely service, reasonable food and an enjoyable time.

We stayed at Elmgrove just 100 yards away from the Sun Inn and the pub was perfect for us. Great food and selection of beers and gins. We had two fun evenings there before walking back to Elmgrove we can recommend both places very highly.

I had steak and garlic potatoes. The potatoes were inedible. I sent them back. The steak was terrible also. I usually love the food here but won’t be returning after the poor quality of food. Perhaps they have changed the chef.

The Sun Inn is a great pub to visit . Excellent pub food, a warm welcome and wonderful atmosphere. Dogs are welcomed.

The Sun is a very small village pub that does bar food. If you are looking for a dining experience this place is not for you. Staff are friendly but you are eating in a public bar with very cramped seating and basic pub grub!

Stayed just down the road for a weeks break. I visited here most evenings.

Had a beautiful meal here this week. We had sea bass, salmon and Hammond and they were all very tasty. Also had syrup pudding and chocolate cake for desert which were scrummy. You might need to reserve a table as it was very busy. Although we did manage to get a table might not be so lucky summer months.

We went here on Easter Saturday and unfortunately there was only one young chap behind the bar trying to serve drinks and take some food orders. We had a meal which was quite nice and service was good but trying to get a second drink too an age. I don’t mind waiting in a queue but I do object to queue jumpers. The locals put pressure on the young bar man to serve them first . If they can exist on local business only that’s good but any tourists like myself won’t be returning. Drive the extra few miles into Tenby and get served via an orderly queue.

Returned from St Florence today after a short break there. Charming village. The food served is typical of "pub grub". A decent selection, with reasonable prices. I found the staff to be friendly and approachable. The beer was good and a reasonable price. There was a good friendly atmosphere on each of the three consecutive afternoons we went there. It is an 18th century building with a large amount of very old tools, lamps etc etc hanging from the ceiling. It was very clean too. It is very definitely to be recommended. We look forward to our next visit. Thank you all. Sean & Paula Roche

Me and my GF recently visited here whilst staying close by. Staff are more than welcoming. We had tea on our first visit and the food is amazing, clearly homemade. I had the chicken curry and my GF had the gammon, which was huge. Prices are very reasonable on both food and drink. We will definitely going back next time we’re in the area.

We pop in one evening for a quick half very nice place locals are very friendly Good look good as well

What a wonderful little pub with a great welcome had steak and I like it blue and to be fair it came blue it was cooked as good as any steak in any professional steak restaurant and everything is homemade from the Currys to the chips and the prices are very reasonable well worth a visit

tenby we visit for times a year. this pub locals made us feel very very unwelcome as did the owner. we asked for a menue at 7.15 knowing that food finished at 9pm were taken aback when she said you have 5mins to order...we had a drink and left very vey rude. they should adjust times on the board saying food til 9pm outside and in

Been here for a drink or two, quaint friendly pub so thought we would go there for food. Really disappointed-food was rubbish.

Not posh but friendly, has history and great food well recommend. Situated in a very beautiful village location not far from some really nice beaches.

Lovely welcoming atmosphere with a good range of ales. Was going to stop for dinner but a bit too chilly for the children.

Within walking distance of our holiday let, this pub was a great find. The barman and staff were very welcoming for "out of towners". The beers are very good and they also didn't mind the dog coming along too.

We booked a table for six over the phone, but because of the background noise, on the night we phoned, we wasn’t sure if our booking was made for the number we booked for. On arrival at 6.30pm on a Saturday night, we had been allocated a table for four, but was quickly changed to a bigger table.

My wife and I had dinner here three nights and enjoyed each one. A great place and very friendly. We would recommend it.

while stopping locally for a few days we visited the sun on two occasions to eat. not being a great meat eater the rump steak special was recommended to us so I gave it a try. it was the best piece of steak ive ever had and could happily eaten another portion. my wife had the chicken curry which was as good as the steak and great value. the pub is unusual in this day and age small welcoming and very different highly recommended against these huge pile em high places.

Arrived about 530pm on a Saturday there had been a wedding in the village so was quite noisy. The wedding crowd dispersed just before 6pm and the pub was quieter. The overall look of the pub was very cluttered and quite oppressive.

Went for a bite to eat on a Sunday night and it was packed. Managed to find a corner where we had chill, nachos etc. Food was good, plentiful and reasonably priced. Hosts were nice and it was 30 seconds from our guest house ... what more could one want?

We stumbled across the Sun Inn whilst on holiday, it was approx 7.00pm and being peak season we were worried about getting food however the staff couldn't have been more helpful.

Really friendly pub in the middle of St Florence. We went back night after night. Food was good but if you want a table it's best to book.

Whilst staying in nearby accommodation we visited the pub several times over the course of the week. We found it was a fabulous village pub with friendly staff and locals. The men in our group enjoyed the beer offers available. The food menu was varied and we all enjoyed everything we sampled! Great that the pub is dog friendly too. Very old worldly but that's right up our street rather than chain pubs.

We ordered steaks, fish, burgers and kids meals. They were under pressure but turned the food out quickly enough. It was of good quality and there was the added bonus of entertainment on the open mike night. Worth a visit.

Nice food moderate prices. Lovely atmosphere. Booking a table is advised as pub is very small and can get very packed.

Visited the Sun Inn for drinks & food whilst staying in St Florence for the weekend. We ordered out food at 18:49 & were told it was half hour wait. Our starters arrived at 20:00 - nachos (turned out to be Doritos) covered in clumped mince. After asking the not so helpful waitress how long our mains would be at 20:45 I asked for my money back - the bar managers reply was that’s what you get at this time of year ! Appalling service and even worse attitude, definitely wont return.

The Sun is a real pub,so it does not have the identikit of the modern chain.

Very disappointed in this place. Had a meal for 4 of us 3 meals turned up and the fourth turned up around half hr later. When we were complaining we were just sniggered at by the kids who were serving us... Well supposed to be serving... Very very poor and will not return here. My friend complained to manager downstairs who didn't seem to have any idea what was going on in the upstairs eating area. My partner was the o e who had to wait half hr after everyone else for his food and it turned out yo be a pre-prepared curry which had obviously just been put in the microwave - however it was not properly cooked and he was sick all night and the following day after it.. This started within half an hour of eating it. Definitely somewhere to avoid if you value your hard earned time away.

While on Holiday in St Florence we enjoyed a good meal in friendly surroundings without any fuss. Perfect . I had the Welsh Rump Steak and my partner had the Sea Bass. Both were delicious. The Double Dragon beer was excellent , hardly touched the sides. Came back again 3 days later and had exactly the same again.

We ate here as we were staying in a guest house nearby for the Long Weekend Course.

visited pub while staying in st florence found it to be friendly , the food was good and had a great atmosphere with a warm welcome .

evening drinks here most nights of our weeks stay in St Florence. Locals very very friendly and each night was a good laugh. We even joined in the quiz with some other holiday makers and that was the funniest quiz night I had ever been too but also the most enjoyable.

we had the most warming welcome and amazing food we've had for a long time the people and staff couldn't have been nicer I'm definitely going back asap ....what a place

Four Days Spent in Tenby at the end of May 2018 and four evenings in the Sun in St. Florence a lovely old fashioned village pub, excellent food, great atmosphere and friendly locals. Visited it ten or more years ago so we knew what to expect. It's not very big so book your table well in advance it's very popular. We only wish it was nearer to us

We were staying in St Florence and as there are only two inns and we were staying at the other one we thought we would try this one out and we wasn't disappointed! The staff and customers were extremely friendly towards us, we had a few drinks and something to eat, I would recommend you try the double cheese burger it was very nice. The inn was very busy and people kept arriving, there is a small car park over the road. X ts gets busy but don't be put off as they've a seated area outside.

Visited this Inn whilst on an overnight stay in St Florence. We were very warmly welcomed by the staff and locals. Food was superb. It was served quickly and very hot. The atmosphere was very relaxed.

Visited again whilst on short break in St. Florence, lovely quaint small pub, full of friendly locals, characters. We really enjoyed the Wednesday quiz night, run by landlord - what a character, he is funny, friendly and you ha w such a warm welcome from everyone - really wish we had a local like this .

Found this Inn after doing a search on trip advisor. It had good reviews. Phoned and booked a table for two us us and my dog.

Called in whilst staying opposite for an evening meal. Food was very good and staff were very professional but fun, especially Carol, and very attentive. We had a lovely evening and will call in again next time we are in the area.

Our party of 11 had a good evening at The Sun but it was a different experience which we are still laughing about. Meal was pretty good and quick service- one main meal was disappointing but not to complain about.

This pub was a pleasant surprise. Friendly, cheap ales and great food.cosy and TVs for sport etc. We were here for the weekend and really enjoyed ourselves.

Really welcoming. good food, lovely people, dog friendly Would go back there again, thankyou very much.

Had a lovely meal, service was very good, can highly recommend the steak that was cooked perfectly! Will definitely return

We stayed in St Florence for half term and had a great time. A few trips to The Sun Inn and it was very welcoming, great food, very cosy.

The Sun Inn was cosy. Warm and welcoming, serving great food. It sums up what we all love about the...

Staying in st florence for the weekend went to The Sun for evening meal on Saturday absolutely lovely steaks couldn't...

Lovely local pub .. with very friendly staff .. meal was lovely and nothing was to much trouble .. locals...

Booked a table on a friday night as adviced ordered the special the welsh rump when the meal arrived part...

Lovely village ,good beer ok for families on holiday not very large limited tables but an outside area as well.Friendly...

I visited with my family this month - twice within a week! Both times we booked a table. We were...

De suite en entrant, on voit que l'on est bien dans un pub Anglais avec l'ambiance et le sport à la TV !

Having found out that this pub was dog friendly we visited here on our first evening of holibobs. Soooo pleased we did, we all had a fabulous meal- by far the best rump steak I have ever had! My teenage son also said how amazing the pizza was.Being a pudding fiend the homemade apple pie was a must and it was absolutely delicious! For a cider drinker there was a good range as well as several draught beers. We all thoroughly enjoyed our evening and would highly recommend this friendly pub.

We visited this pub on a Saturday night in August. We had been advised by the staff to book a table and we were very glad we had. The pub was very busy but the staff were very helpful and efficient. We were a party of 4 adults and 2 teenagers. The food was freshly cooked but we didn't have to wait long. The food is largely pub favourites but was delicious. Gammon and egg, fish and chips,chilli (quite spicy), pizza and Welsh rump steak followed by home made apple pie and blackberry and apple crumble. The teenagers pronounced it the best ever. And Old Rosie? She is a draught cider to remember!

It was a bit of a surprise to walk in on a Monday evening to find a nearly full room but once we'd been here a while we could understand why.First a few decent beers to choose from and then a menu with something for most people. The 16oz rump steak was tempting but instead we opted for the steak and scampi and a very enjoyable choice this was with both meals being cooked as requested.As the couple next to us finished before our meal had been served we quickly switched tables for a better position but this didn't cause any problems to the service.This might be a pub for the locals but it's also for anyone else looking for good beer, good food and good value.

A proper local pub with a very welcoming crowd. Steak special and the homemade curry were excellent....and value for money. The Ale was wonderful.

We only stayed in St. Florence for 3 nights. I was put off by the exterior of this bar because it look a little shabby but that only goes to show you cannot judge A book by its cover. We were pleasantly surprised by the warm welcome and pleasant food. The staff and locals made us very welcome. Only sorry we had to leave Saint Florence that what the next day.

This is very much a locals pub that happens to do food. Having said that, the food was good value and very tasty. The quality of the steak was excellent. Beer was a bit disappointing with only 1 ale on tap.

Great, friendly pub with good beer and food. The residents of St Florence are welcoming and friendly.

A real pub! Friendly staff and locals and fellow tourists. Excellent pub grub, quick and helpful service. We were there on a Thursday evening for the fortnightly all comers musical night. Very entertaining, lots of local talent, of the musical variety!! Well done to all concerned.

A warm welcome here - in spite of it being a locals Pub. Very good service/food/value.Very dog friendly too.Recommended AAAAA

Called tonight,the locals were very friendly but the food was average and in some ways a throwback to the eightys, the salad was poor and chopped into little bits and slightly over priced for 'pleasant cafe style food'.it was a shame really as we were looking forward to our visit from previous Tripadvisor reviews.

The inn was busy and after our experience in the other pub in the village we expected a long wait for food but it arrived promptly and was delicious. Good prices and choice plus live music. Lovely evening!

Had a lovely bolognese here it was lovely and the Shiraz too..went upstairs to eat Nice friendly pub

A busy and buzzy local pub serving really nice grub. Lots of pub favourites on offer as well as a specials board, good sized portions and reasonable prices. There is a quieter eating area upstairs but that lacked the character of the pub. Best to phone and book to make sure you can eat here as it is very popular.

Proper pub, good beer, food smelt good (should have booked at the weekend) pleasant level walk home!

Popped in here for a quick drink before food, I had a cloudy cider that I can't remember the name of but wow it was nice, my partner had an archers and lemonade, very reasonably priced. They did serve food, although the menu looked great we were booked in around the corner but we will definitely try the sun next time!

We visited twice whilst staying in St. Florence, and it suited our purposes. There were 10 of us, ranging from grandparents, parents, to kids aged 3-7. We were seated upstairs both times, and fortunately, this meant we weren't disturbing any other customers. The food and drinks were fine, nothing fancy, but perfectly good for the price. The lady on the bar at the start of the holiday was terrifying, quite frankly, but the lady who we dealt with on our second visit couldn't have been nicer! Service was prompt, efficient, and polite. It's not a fancy/gastro joint, but it certainly serves a purpose!

First time here. Very welcoming atmosphere. Homely. Friendly staff & locals. Super food. Definitely come back.

We had a lovely meal for 3, good sized portions all freshly cooked; reasonable prices. Friendly bar staff and locals, beautiful location, chock full of character - definitely recommend a visit if you're in the Tenby area.

Cosy pub with a good chef providing honest well cooked grub - splendid open mic evening on Thursday and Europa League football too. Went back twice but still didn't try the 7.2 cider! Most enjoyable!

Great little pub with character, good food at reasonable prices for a holiday area. Had a fun if very strange Pub Quiz evening although the owner was VERY biased against English people finding them the hardest questions!!! Despite this we had a good night and a good laugh.

What a fantastic character filled, fun, and truly brilliant public house. There are not many places like the Sun left these days. Long may it last, I love it.

We have just had a 4 night break in Pembrokeshire and we stayed in St Florence.I'm really pleased that we found The Sun Inn which is in the village and we ate there twice during our stay.The pub was really cosy, there was a friendly atmosphere and we were made to feel very welcome.The food on both occasions was really good and we thoroughly enjoyed our meals.If you find yourself in St Florence or the surrounding area we would definitely recommend a visit to The Sun Inn.

Been going in this pub for a good few years, every time we`re on holiday in the area. Tom and Anne have made us feel welcome from the first time we went in. They make every one feel welcome . The pub has got a lots of charm and lots of character, there is so much to see inside the pub . There is a very good menu and I`ve heard good reports but we hav`nt eaten there as yet. Quiz night is an experience. Tom must be one of the most entertaining quiz masters you could ever meet. It brings locals and tourist together promoting a good community pub. Try it, its worth it .