The Welshmans Arms in Pembrokeshire

Used this place as we needed accommodation for a night to visit a local restaurant. A very well appointed and comfortable room. Car parking at the rear also a bonus. Good bar downstairs. The big bonus is the host, John. A very obliging and helpful chap.I cannot comment on the food but, Sunday lunch there is very popular. There is a bit of work in progress but, nothing to worry about. We would use again.

My husband and I went to The Welshman's Arms on the evening before Valentine's Day. We'd had a nice long walk around the town and took plenty of photos. It was our first and, sadly, last visit to that pub. We will never go there again! It began well and the bartender seemed friendly but when I went to use the washroom, there was a (dirty) mop and bucket propping the outer door open, I moved it, because I wanted to have privacy and shut the door. The bartender came, at speed, through the bar area to stop me. He was shouting out to me which caused people around the bar to look over, this was very embarrassing. He told me to leave the mop there. At first I thought he was joking, the situation was so bizarre, so I laughed. But he was deadly serious. He said I couldn't move it so I said, ''I want it shut.'' He said it's never shut. He pointed out that the two cubicles had doors (the one I used had a broken lock). I insisted on shutting the door. When I came out of the washroom and went to put the mop and bucket back he took it out of my hands and said that the door had been open for four years because of COVID. He was very cross and so was I but I remained calm, I was astonished. My husband and I left and we won't be going back. On the board outside a Valetine's dinner was advertised, for the following evening. I hope the pub owners weren't expecting any ladies to attend because we ladies are not allowed to use the washroom in private! Added to that, he happily let someone sit at the bar, vaping.

Outstanding Roast, we visited last weekend for a family occasion. Never eaten here before, every aspect of the Sunday roast was outstanding. Not one thing I could have said they could improve. Already looking forward to returning!

Highly recommended. Great little pub with lovely Sunday roast. Thanks to John for being so welcoming and helpful. Can't praise him enough. Will be back soon.

Sunday lunch is the best from here. Always fresh and hot. I am local and have tried many places and this by far has to be the best, also great takeout service. Staff very welcoming and friendly too. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a good Sunday lunch.

Visited for a short stay. Very welcoming, very very reasonable prices. Had a steak and a curry. Had a Sunday roast and honestly it was the highlight of our stay. Home made, all fresh. Very highly recommend!

This was my second great stay with friendly & helpful Landlords. Stylish newly-decorated en-suite room with tv, small fridge, microwave, toaster etc. Sunday lunches in the pub are legendary and worth booking. Lots of beautiful locations to visit nearby. Looking forward to my next visit!!

Staying in Pembroke Dock for a sporting event. Found the pub was a stones throw from the travel lodge. Wow!! From walking through the door we were made to feel so welcome. Staff and patrons were all welcoming and helpful. Sunday dinner each week Pool table Darts Duke box Great selection of beers and spirits. You need to pop in and enjoy the hospitality on offer

Not the best food not cooked too properly and I seen the chef pick her nose and and another customer shouted at my family as the waitress watched

Food average, atmosphere below average. Certainly not the best place I’ve been, but not the worst… just ok

Came today with my husband and dad , amazing food ,piping hot - cauliflower cheese especially lovely. Great service and brilliant prices

Had the Lamb roast Lunch today and it was delicious. 14 of us and service was great. We will be back.

Booked for a group of friends. The owners were very relaxed and although initially there were 20 of us booked, we were not asked for a deposit although we offered one. The lounge area is beautifully done out and very cosy. We were served very quickly with drinks at the table and then ordered food. The whole atmosphere was relaxed, warm and friendly but this was surpassed by the absolutely delicious food. We had a choice of four meats, sauces were offered and there was more than enough vegetables. What particularly pleased me was that we were given mashed potatoes and roasts, whereas many places serving roast dinners offer plain and uninspiring boiled potatoes so this was a very welcome treat. I cannot fault this place for Sunday lunch and will be making regular bookings here in future. This place is a hidden gem, thank you!

Pop in for a few beers . The pub was lovely and clean , the beer was excellent and the owner was very welcoming

Waited 35 mins for service. Food was ok but could have had been a bit more salt. Mayb better next time

Visited Pembroke Dock to see some friends. We used The Welshman’s as our local whilst we were there. We have done this for a number of years, but this year we found that the pub had new owners. What a difference, we always liked the place, but it looks so much more inviting, and the welcome from the new owners was excellent. Normally my wife and I would find a table tucked up a corner and keep ourselves to ourselves, but this time we found ourselves sat at the bar chatting all the time we were there. I can only say thank you for making us feel so welcome. We would recommend this pub to anyone visiting the area.

came for Sunday lunch about three weeks ago . food was lush and the service was great . we sat out in the beer gardens as it was so sunny . planning to go back today !

Absolutely disgusting disgusting food rubbish atmosphere an a crap selection drinks!! What a waste of money well an truly disappointing if you ask me!!

Excellent pub with Sunday dinners to die for. I work all over the country and this is one of the best places I've been. The staff are awesome really friendly and go head over heal to help you out. It's like a home away from home. Anyone who visits The Welshman's Arms will not be disappointed..

What a lovely Sunday lunch. Food was delicious and staff were attentive and couldn’t do enough to help. Prices were reasonable and excellent value for money. Good selection of meats and huge portions. Modern interior and great to see a small business bending over backwards to help customers. Would recommend and will definitely be back!

Food was bland sadly as the pub is beautiful inside and such an improvement of what it once was. O well

I came here aged ago pre covid-virus and wish I asked the lasses name and number behind the bar. Tall tattooed and short haired. I hope they still work there. Enjoyed drinking their because of her so will definitely be back in to try my lucky as I am a local gal now!!!! She definately made my night worth it ;) Pros- great service- fit staff-nice choice of drinksCons -spent all my money chatting at the bar- got drunk and didn’t catch name

Wonderful staff, excellent food and so much of it. The staff were very friendly and nothing was to much trouble, absolute credit to Pembroke Dock, will definitely be visiting again whilst visiting family. Thank you

Visited last week while on holiday in Pembrokeshire. It was ok. Food and drink ok. Was I happ with food. Yes. Would I make a return trip just to visit again. No.

Had lunch today absolutely delicious we have eaten here a few times now and have never been disappointed food always piping hot and delicious John and Emma are brilliant hosts

I stayed here for 6 weeks as I was working as a contractor on the nearby Valero oil refinery.John and Emma,the owners were so welcoming and friendly throughout my stay. The accommodation above the pub was so clean and comfortable.They cooked for us most nights and the food was absolutely amazing. Great portions and top quality food everytime.Sunday roasts were the highlight of the week. I do love my food and I can honestly say the Sunday roasts were the best I have ever tasted and I really did struggle to clear my plate, but man v food man won ! Just If ever I come to work in this area again The Welshmans would be the top of my list. Thanks again Emma and John for spoiling me with you're delicious meals and ultra clean accommodation

Went for food this afternoon for Sunday lunch, it was delicious. Food potions were spot on, enough of everything and really good price too. Delicious, would 100% recommend and visit again.

Everyone left full. Sunday lunch was beautiful. Definitely worth a visit. Clean and friendly. Plenty room inside and out

stopped in when i had a viewing of a house on the same road. as the title suggests its nothing to write home about. food was okay but not the best i have eaten. it was a bit bland and tasted of grease. location of the pub is crap and on busy road. not much parking. atmosphere was okay and decor is nice i spose. just not overly impressed and think i could have got better for my money elsewhere. will not be making this our local if we decide to move to the area. we prefer the first and last. bit disappointed as this place has got some real potential.

Pub could of done with a bit of a clean. Food were mediocre and not worth the cost. Staff didnt seem to care for customer’s needs and where mor e busy having chats amungst themselfs. Wont be making a return visit.

Fabulous pub, great atmosphere and the most amazing sunday dinner, totally to die for!! The loveliest staff with a full selection of drinks, definitely will be returning

THE BEST Sunday lunch EVER!!! If honest the pub looks nothing from the outside and certainly not one we would enter had it not been recommended but OMG .... everything about this place was amazing. Top quality food, beautiful surroundings and great staff.

Waiting time very long 30 minutes plus haven't had food yet still waiting not very busy here no excuses for it, poor quality of service not thinking of coming back to eat here.

We've just had a takeaway Sunday Lunch from the Welshman's Arms which was absolutely delicious. There was a choice of pork, beef, lamb or chicken, the roast potatoes were fab and all piping hot. John, the landlord, has done an amazing job at renovating and updating the interior and the outside space is nearly all under cover, and includes several patio heaters. Feels very Covid secure, next time we'll eat in.

Came in for Sunday lunch it was absolutely amazing! No complaints 👌 New owners taken over and they've done an awesome job on the refurb looks really good 👌 friendly staff and a warm welcome! Highly recommended 👍

New owners new decor, outside are usable now, pub on major re ferb, rooms all good, and sunday lunch as b4, banging, well worth popping in for relaxed atmosphere, this good now, dont judge a book by its cover, go in, will b back V soon,

Our Local Pub whilst visiting Pembroke. The Barman Mike is friendly and efficient. Local people are good company. Always have a laugh and know there will be a welcoming face.

We came to welshman for a family sunday lunch and I say it's one the I have every had meat nice and soft home made gravy it was so wonderful thank you we be back soon.thanks to the staff.

Came here with my parents this time for fathers day and what a fantastic meal.The portions sizes are large and the food is very tasty.The atmosphere is lovely and after food you can nip to the other side of the bar to play some pool.Staff are very accommodating and helpful. We no doubt be coming back here for food.

This restaurant does the best Sunday lunch for miles around ... Ben the chef puts his heart and soul in to make his dinners so tasty ... his cauliflower cheese is to die for ... no booking necessary but we always book as the restaurant gets extremely busy

Once again a fabulous Sunday lunch so much to eat. Meats and loads of veg. We were there for my grandsons 21st meal with all the family. Can certainly recommend it.

Very nice Sunday dinners and they also do take away ones so brill! And they serve late not like some with set times

Started with the beer fine cask ale. It plummeted very quickly along with the pint down the drain some help needed by brewery to keep it going but there wasting there time needs a good clean also a bar tender course shocking manners

Meal was good until one of the staff came up to the table and took a dish of cauliflower cheese off our table that we had already tried and had been on our table for more than 10 minutes, he took it down the restraunt and served it straight away to an other table.

Mi marido y yo fuimos para el almuerzo de domingo con nuestro perro. Que no nos dejó en nos dijo que fuéramos en la parte posterior para el jardín de la cerveza. Caminamos unos 180 metros y luego me dijo que no este abrupto hombre no podía venir y fue muy desagradable. Él no decir lo siento. No vayas si tienes un perro. No perro amable en todo.

Had Sunday lunch today with my partner food was fab service 5 star.booked for nxt sunday.look forward to seeing u all next week

Very pleasant pub, friendly staff, and very friendly dog that insists on greeting you upon entrance. Lots of interesting stuff on show to look at, such as pottery, pianola etc.

Took friends for a meal - we all really enjoyed it. Great food, plenty of it, and good service. Friendly bar man - we were made very welcome

Nos alojamos aquí dos veces en vacaciones, propietaria de Jen, personal y Henry el hound muy amable y acogedor. Mejor almuerzo de domingo, y música en vivo folk en mi última noche añadieron al ambiente. Habitaciones muy espaciosas y las camas increíblemente cómoda. Los lugareños me dio un montón de información sobre lugares para ver y visitar en Pembrokeshire, haciendo la estancia más agradable. Sin duda volveremos el próximo año.

Un grupo de 13 de nosotros fuimos a la armas para una cena Welshmans y unos tragos y tuvimos un tiempo increíble. El personal es increíblemente servicial y educado, las bebidas son un precio estupendo y tienen una mesa de billar. Sin duda lo recomiendo! Buena comida y buena compañía (también sus lobero irlandés es precioso).

Great little pub. Friendly and cosy, went for a works drink and had a great time, reasonably priced and accommodating, highly recommended.

Tardis like it is. Much bigger than it looked from the outside. Pleasant enough with a warm atmosphere, good beer and a massive,gentle wolfhound called Henry .

Second time at the Welshmans Arms. The Sunday lunch was absolutely fabulous. Proper home cooked food and lots of it. The service was excellent and the staff were very friendly and welcoming. The pub was lovely and clean. Well worth visiting. Can't wait to go back to West Wales just for Sunday lunch.

Lovely Pub in Pembroke Dock, the owners are really friendly welcoming everybody in this lovely pub. The beers are good and you can stay forever thanks to the beautiful lounge and atmosphere. If you really hungry be sure to check with a phone call they're serving food that day, so you're not disappointed if they aren't.

We have visited twice this year when staying locally whilst walking the Pembrokeshire coastal path. The Friday night music has a really good feel to it and there is another bar with a pool table and music. We found the locals friendly and it certainly added to our trip.

After a last minute decision to stay in a nearby hotel & in need of a beer, I was directed to The Welshman's arms by the helpful hotel staff. This is a lovely, traditional pub & as soon as I walked in & stood at the bar I felt at home & could hear some locals engaging two Australian tourists in conversation. It wasn't long before I too was included by a friendly local, never once intrusive but polite, friendly & welcoming.The beers started flowing, as did the conversations & laughs as I got to know some of the interesting characters there! I also gained some invaluable local knowledge of best beaches & coastal roads to take on my journey the following day. I was among the last few to leave as I was having such a lovely time chatting at the bar with the landlady, Jen, & Mike, once everyone started to peel away. It really did feel like it was a local pub I had been frequenting for years!To summarise: Great beer, lovely cosy surroundings with friendly, warming & welcoming staff & punters to match.

We visit family around 3 times a year, always call into the Welshmans Arms as we are always given a warm welcome by Jen and Henry. It is a lovely cosy friendly pub, the food is very delicious and highly recommended. The local people always happy to have a chat with you. Henry (once people have eaten their meals) comes into the pub - he is gorgeous and very friendly too. Been meaning to leave a review for quite sometime. So will see you all soon end of July - well done The Welshmans.

Signage offers meals....upon entering was met by a massive wolfhound and a lady who when asked confirmed there were no meals this evening. Disappointing after stopping especially. Maybe it would be useful to show the times food is served on signage. Otherwise this looks a quant place and probably has loads of atmosphere and character.

Walked in off chance for sunday lunch at 2o clock yes no problem. Chris had lamb I had vegetarian plate plus veg gravy Jen was so obliging. waitress's very attentive can't recommend this food enough serves from 12 till 6pm on Sunday cheers

The welsh mans is a proper pub, it has an excellent atmosphere. The seating are out side the back is a real sun trap. Mike the bar man is very friendly and the service is good. The food is all freshly cooked by the landlady Jen who is always about to chat to. Her dog Henry roams the pub freely. He is the most chilled dog in the world and probably the biggest aswell.Friday nights they have live music, folk, jazz. These are brilliant. Mainly acoustic. Talented musicians.

The Welshmans Arms is located very close to the Travelodge where my employer puts me up. I have visited the Welshmans Arms on several occasions and have eaten there several times. Jenny the landlady and Mike the barman make you very welcome, as do the locals. The food can only be described as amazing and I cannot recommend it enough. Pay this place a visit and enjoy real Welsh hospitality.

The Welshmans Arms is an amazingly friendly local Welsh Inn. The landlady Jenny and barman Mike make you welcome, as do the customers. The atmosphere is local and the upkeep of the Inn interior is amazing. Want a meal? Eat here and you will leave fully replenished and probably slightly stuffed. The quality is 100% and Jenny cooks the meals. I can highly recommend this Inn, especially if you are looking for somewhere to eat.

I had a week off work and just fancied a drive to wales to have a look around some castles...as you do. Spent my Wednesday night in this brilliant pub with new friends I made at the bar.The pub is split into two sides: a swearing and no-swearing side.The swearing side has a pool table, juke box and fruity and has a nice and interesting style to it with pictures of movie stars and such hanging on the walls.The non swearing side had a similar look but was fully decked out with lovely looking chairs and tables. Plenty of room for people dining out.Ok so I've been to a lot of pubs and I can normally tell when a pub is a "dog" pub as I can smell it the second I walk in. The landlady, Jennifer (if I recall correctly), had an Irish wolf hound the size of a polar bear (I have a picture posing with it at the bar) but you seriously wouldn't be able to tell as they keep the place spotless. I was very impressed.Anyway thanks for putting up with a drunk Englishman and I hope I see you all again!Thanks for the shrimp Jen! I'm looking forward to trying some more!Thanks for the wine and making me feel welcome Richard!Thanks to mike for being on photographer duty for me!Thanks to billy for cracking me up and giving me a history lesson! And sorry to the guy from Luton.....no Liverpool who played with the Beatles. I was far too drunk to remember your name by that point! Overall if anyone I know planned on visiting Pembrokeshire I'd heartily recommend this top local pub. :)

Friday nights are great for live music, no kids or hoodlums, just real people having a great time, have been many times, always good.

Another great lunch served fresh and hot five veg two choices of potatoes veggie gravy for me. Chris had the roast chicken and same selection of veg and gravy great price 7.00 for mine 8.00 for Chris Will spread the word cheers Maurice

Great Sunday lunch, new face lift is very welcome.This pub was recommended by a local lady who assured us it was the best Sunday lunch in Pembroke dock( I will have to try the rest now!)

I was new to Wales.. and now I feel so welcomed.. The hospitality.. the warmth..care.. no agenda... so pure...Can't believe .. we can get this sort experience these days,,,,, please pass my thanks to staff.. great team.. Thanks again...

I spent two nights on a business trip to Pembroke Dock. Having been disappointed by the food at The Shipwright on the first night, I thought I'd try somewhere different on the second and chose The Welshman's Arms instead. I'm very pleased that I did. The interior is cosy and inviting. The welcome could not have been warmer, including that from Henry, the pub's enormous (and very gentle) Irish Wolfhound. Only one real ale was on (a wider choice would have been nice), but what I had was well kept and reasonably priced (£2.90 a pint). The food was cooked to order by Jenny, who was happy to cook pretty much anything you asked for. My chicken breast wrapped in bacon came on a huge plate with excellent sauté potatoes, homemade coleslaw, beetroot, onion rings and a salad. Really good honest pub food. £12.50, which was good value considering the size of the portion. I was even given a free bowl of homemade tomato soup before my main, just because they wanted to know what I thought. It was delicious, packed with flavour. If you find yourself in Pembroke Dock, I would definitely recommend a visit. I hear the Sunday roasts are good too.

I have eaten here 3 times in last 12 months. Food is normal pub fair, huge portions and reasonably priced. If in area, it's one we go for!

After a big storm, we found this place to try to get dry due the weather and drink just a warm coffee, the place it was very good decorate and clean, we had a coffee and 1 of my friend had a massive fish & chips and he said it was great, nice company also with the owner dog,Henry i think, i hug irish wolfhound so cut. I really recommend to stay once to have a great evening. Happy Crhistmas

What can you say? I've been working away from home for 35 years and stay at digs, b&b's and hotels so I always stay here, when I work in the area. The wecome is just outstanding and the food is always excellent.But wait there's more...... wait till you meet Henry.Now that is a surprise.

I keep a perfect remind about the night I spent in this pub/restaurant. And if I cross Pembroke Dock again, you can be sure that I'm going to spend another one !

Have eaten here a few times, very friendly staff / service. Sunday lunch is well worth what you pay as you get plenty on your plate and a good selection of meats to chose from.

We visited this pub whilst staying at Pembroke Dock Travelodge. The meals are reasonably priced. We ordered steak and ale pie with chips and peas, and it was really nice, and very generous portion size. Our little boy enjoyed it, especially playing with Henry the dog! The owners and staff are friendly. The only thing that could improve it would be to have a few child's choices on the menu such as chicken nuggets or fish fingers etc, as toddlers like ours can be very fussy with their food. And maybe some dessert choices would have been good. Overall though this is a really nice pub and I would visit again.

This is very nice Pub to visit. On the day I went, they had a live band playing. Food was good as well.

Terrific 'port in a storm'. Travel in bleak, cold winter on a night ferry is daunting. But a stop in here for dinner and drinks was just what we needed for an attitude adjustment before the journey. A classic. Henry the Irish Wolfhound struts to complete the picture. Drinks, food reasonably priced and a friendly welcome. We make it a point to stop here always when we travel through. Wouldn't miss it.

Don’t be fooled by what it looks like from the outside, once inside the place is a real original, top atmosphere, value for money grub, and Henry the dog is a legend. The cherry on top is the clientel, an Englishman can find some good natured banter here.If I were local this is where you would find me.I will return whenever I can.

Decided to have Sunday lunch here on the recommendation of several friends. We had not booked, it was pretty busy but found a cosy table for 2. Welcoming atmosphere, orders made for lunch at the bar. Good choice, and a good selection of extra portions of the bits you like on offer, all reasonably priced.Waitress was prompt, friendly and helpful and we were asked if we required any more veg, gravy etc.Good portions, nice selection of veg, and all nicely cooked. Will definitely go there again. Also a child friendly place for Sunday Lunch :)

I could have made this a drinking den.Very comfortable,with anamusing clientel.Good natured and efficient staff.Will be calling there again.

We arrived at Pembroke Dock & decided to eat here. Nothing on the outside indicates what a great place it is both for food & atmosphere.

Echoing previous reviewers- don't let the exterior put you off! Inside, it's a warm, cosy place, and very handy for the Travelodge nearby. Food absolutely excellent, and massive, massive portions. Had to wait around 45 minutes for food, but I think that's because everything is literally cooked from scratch. We ate here first on a Saturday and then went back in on the Sunday, when it was much busier with local workmen (who I'm guessing are the usual clientele), and the pub were only doing roasts. I'm sure their roasts are excellent, but personally I'm not a roast fan, so this was a little disappointing from a purely selfish point of view. Still, the meal on the Saturday was brilliant.

We have been to the welshmans afew times for food and each time has been great... The food is lovely we have had a few different dishes and the portions are huge.... It's always service with a smile :) although a little small inside its cosy...we look forward to returning..

Stayed one night, room basic but at £25 that's ok.. Bar staff very helpful and cheerful, locals very friendly. Beer ok, lacked variety but had Hobgoblin. Food reasonably priced, very tasty and good-sized portions. Interesting decor in lounge bar. Parking at rear. No breakfast, but got a good one at the Dolphin, opens 0700, £5.

1st sunday dinner here . And it was stunning we all enjoyed it . No one in whole pub left any food on there plate . 10/10

Staying in the Travelodge down the road on a bank holiday I was desperately short of options. Other places were not doing food and even Tesco and Asda had closed down for the night. I was so glad when they said they were serving food and chose pork chops.They were wonderful, moist meat but with crispy crackling the best I've had in years-usually the meat is too dry. The accompanying mash and veg were plentiful and also tasted great.Its not fancy, or even trendy but for a well cooked meal this was hard to beat.

An absolute gem of a pub. Don't let the simple exterior put you off, you go in and enter an aladdin's cave of curios. It was so comfortable and friendly on a chilly evening with good value beer and house wine. Loved it - and Henry the dog deserves a special mention!

The food is very generous portions, very good quality. The pub has been refurbished and feels very shiplike. The owners are very friendly and its very welcoming. I have had many pub lunches and evening meals here. One of the best places in Pembroke to eat.

if one is unfortunate as i was recently as to be marooned in the rather sad little town of pembroke dock for a few miserable hours,then you could do far worse than enjoy a drink an a chat with the friendly propieter ,barman,house pet and character Henry the very friendly Irish wolfhound ,and friendly locals.As i approached the town 5 hrs late for my ferry(or on the bright side 7hrs early for the next one!!!) i noticed on my left a very inviting looking pub and made a note of it as i did'nt expect much from town.parked my car in the lonely port carpark,the only one there at 8.00 pm(still didn't get on 1st) after a short and depressing stroll around the town it quickly became clear there was absoloutely no where but the welshmans' arms would do for me,so off I trod back the way i came.When i walked in to the right was the public bar with local lads watching a football match on the t.v. not really in the mood for t.v. so went to the lovely gem of a lounge bar with roaring fire.cosy in the extreme.after a very long trip down with a stop in the slightly more interesting town of Camarthen,feeling shattered,lonely and a little depressed with 7 hrs to wait for my ferry back to Ireland,not only was I made feel very welcome but a friend and local.The local real ale the name of which just escapes me was excellent and kept very well by peolple who know what thery are doing.Obviously I could'nt enjoy it as much as i would have liked to but just enough for research purposes and not enough to land me in hot water with pembrokes finest boys in blue,believe me i could have been blue-er. When I went in I was'nt feeling the best with a very irritating head cold,with associated nasal discharges etc ,it was after i reluctantly left that i realized i had forgotten all about it as i made my way at 11'ish to the superb indian restaraunt on the instructions of the the very kind animal loving couple who were seated next to me,which in itself is worthy of a review.My 7 hrs positivley flew by.And i vow to return to that place.and the 7 spices.

Stopping in Pembroke Dock with friends who have just moved there and needed somewhere to take them for Sunday Lunch. They had not been to the Welshmans before and were dubious about most of the hostels in the area, We were told about The Welshmans Arms by one of their Neighbours. From the outside it did'nt look to promising as its right on the main road but once inside WOW... a roaring fire and comfortable traditional pub interior welcomed us, great food choices, good sized portions - we were hungry and it was more than enough for us! as well as good, fast and freindly service. The quality of our meals for the price was very very good, I had the Roast Beef, Ed and Sue had the Roast Chicken. We were sated to the point that we could'nt eat a pudding.The dining room got quite busy but I noticed that they do a take away service for Sunday Dinner.... Yes a take away service.... for Sunday Dinner... Sunday Dinner..... Innovative to say the leastOur experience got better as we relaxed after our meal on sofas beside the fire, we were thouroughly entertained by our hostess and the mixed clientelle who's friendly banter kept my scouse buddies in stitches. I returned to watch the football in the Bar side of the Welshmans on Monday evening, I was pleased to find that bar food was still being served at 8 .00PM.I had the Chicken Supreme, again it was a large meal and very good value with the same level of good service we had received on Sunday.The Bar has a different ambience with the clientelle being mostly contractors who were friendly, chatty and a bit louder. There was no hint of an 'atmosphere' that you sometimes get in bars where they show sports. I enjoyed both my visits to the Welshmans and will be visiting again.I only found out that they have letting rooms and apartments as I was leaving on Monday, I did not have a look but I will most definatley be checking them out next time.All in all a fine hostilery for the money and very convienient for South Pembs beaches, castles and the Stenna Line ferry service.

We were staying in Pembroke Dock for a week and decided to go to the welshmans arms for a meal as it was the closest place to our accommodation. It didn't look much from outside but when entering the arms we found it to be lovely and inviting. The owners were absolutely fantastic, so friendly and welcoming. We ended up staying for the whole evening instead of just popping in for a quick bite. The bar has a roaring fire in it with leather sofas which was fantastic as this was a cold October evening. The food was good, We had steak and chicken. The steak was a little salty and dry, but came with some nice side dishes. The chicken was absolutely perfect, so tender and came with a lovely bbq sauce. The arms is mainly a 'contractors pub' but don't let this put you off as it really is a gem, and we will deffinatly be returning! We found when speaking to the lovely owner that they have rental flats and letting rooms there as well at very reasonable prices. All in all we were very happy with our evening out at the Welshmans and would most deffinatly recommend it to anybody visiting the area.