The best restaurants in Dinas Cross Pembrokeshire West Wales

Little gem. Divine scones and jam. Artwork is stunning. Bought an amazing picture of The Preseli mountains. Love it. Been a few times and always a lovely welcome.

Great little local pub serving quality LOCAL produce. I had 3 pints of local ale which were all on point. For my meal I had Faggots which were simply fantastic, beautiful flavour - not herby or strong at all like some. I was pleasantly surprised as I was complementing them it transpired the butcher was actually in the pub at the same time. This is simply a must if you want to dine local and make a difference to a local economy

Going back in time a wonderful proper pub. Dick is amazing as is the lack of plastic pubery

Thoroughly enjoyed our recent visits to The Ship Aground whilst staying in our bungalow in the area. As always, we received a warm welcome from Julian, Alison, the rest of the team and the locals, with the beer to its' usual high standard. The place was buzzing on the occasions we visited and I only wish that this pub was in Cardiff!! Looking forward to our next visit.

Tues eve at gellifawr for an evening meal. Very limited choice but thankfully neither of us are fussy. We asked why there wasn't no music on and apparently speaker wasn't working which made things very quiet and awkward. The waiter was great, isaac, no faults at all, felt sorry for him if I'm honest. He offered us drinks, no lager :/. The meal then was very disappointing. Very greasy and small portions, no flavour. Tonight's bill was 47.. Last night's at a nearby pub was 26... No comparison. Last night's was 10x better. Very disapointed. 3/10

We stayed here in The Old Chapel cottage from 23rd - 27th Dec, just arrived home in fact. What can I say? From arrival to departure it was an absolute treat!! On arrival the key was in the door & we unpacked & settled in nicely. The cottage was extremely clean & well furnished with a comfortable bed/mattress, comfortable seating & a small dining table. There's a lovely log burner for those who know how to get the best out of them, we didn't have much luck with it but that was down to us & not the burner. Kindling, logs & matches were provided. We also found a nice welcome gift of lager, wine & mince pies plus a well filled hospitality tray to start us off. The site was very quiet, perhaps because it's Christmas week, but very well kept, immaculate in fact. The clubhouse was open on Christmas Eve so we popped in for a drink & found the hosts & some locals to be very welcoming. On departure we left the cottage clean & tidy & returned the key to the door as found. We did however meet a staff member as we left who was very nice to speak to, as was Jess, the owner of the cottages, when we met her on Christmas Eve. Thank you for making our stay so enjoyable, we'll certainly be back again.

Went there specifically for the allegedly lovely beer garden. Never found out as we couldn't get in. Two police vans in attendance on a Friday lunchtime...

Great service from the staff! The curry was the best I’ve had in a long time. Will be returning very soon. The refreshments and mints at the end of your meal is such a great touch.

The garden hardly deserves to be mentioned in the travel guide. It is the private garden of an older lady, which - if you take your time - can be visited in 15 minutes. No special selection of plants, rather modest maintenance. For tea there was only welshbread from the supermarket. There is only a second star for the beautiful view you have from there.

We visited on a Sunday night while we were staying in the area. Good choice of drinks. Staff and locals very welcoming to us and our dog. Would definitely return if in the area again.