The best restaurants in Pembrokeshire West Wales

Great locals bar that make visitors welcomed

Great pub, lovely staff and a great pint of Guinness (so I'm told) Love it here

In the area on holiday,walking dog on beach and decided to eat before going back to bungalow. Quick search revealed the FERRY INN . Very polite staff who were more than happy to accommodate us as walk ins with a very damp dog . Well what can I say food was fantastic , seafood platter as a sharer and Welsh steak for me . Got to say the food was great but the peppercorn sauce was perfection itself . Great views as well.

I can’t see how anyone can give this place a 4 or 5 star review. I’m struggling to give it 2. Soup and Cauliflower Wings for starters, expensive and underwhelming. Ordered hake for mains (a coated fillet served with veg and we upgraded to creamy garlic potatoes). Hake fillet arrived, in the middle of a large plate with no garnish, just the fish - it looked awful. Veg was a small pot of over-cooked carrots, baby sweet corn and loads of red pepper - it looked and tasted like the frozen medley stuff! The ‘speciality creamy garlic potatoes’ were simply a garlicky sauce over new potatoes that should have been included (3 quid extra for a dose of sauce). The garlicky sauce actually saved the fish - it would otherwise have been extremely dry. Service was OK (although the next table got their mains before the starters!). But…… way, way overpriced and very mediocre.

First time at the Plantagenet, and I must admit it was a great experience. All four of us have a lovely meal, with excellent service. I had the fillet steak which was really good. My only criticism was the rustic chips where a bit soggy and would recommend that you change to the fries, but other than that I’d definitely go back again.

Fantastisk mat og ikke minst service. Anbefales på det varmeste. Liten koselig restaurant, En trubadur spilte og sang den kvelden vi var der. Er du i Tenby og ønsker et godt måltid er dette stedet.

Used to visit here regularly years ago but it’s a good distance from where we live so haven’t visited in a while but so glad we did this evening! Lovely atmosphere, friendly helpful staff and the meals were fantastic! Can’t wait for our next visit, well worth the trip!

We enjoyed our visit, friendly staff. Cakes were ok, I had a loaf slice which was nice but thought it was a bit thin of a slice! Haha. It’s quite small inside with a lovely outside terrace area with amazing views but with a pram it wasn’t easy for us to try and access that area so we sat inside.

Service was very good food could be better.

Incredible homemade food with great service and great prices, atmosphere and view were brilliant! Highly recommend, just lack of parking is an issue

Had a lovely lunch at the Griffin over the bank holiday weekend with our good friends. We went specifically for their seafood and was not disappointed. After we were shown to our table, our server walked us through the fish specials, in great detail, explaining how the dishes were prepared. The four of us had john dory ceviche, mussels, and fish cakes for starters, followed by halibut, john dory and fish pie. The food was delicious, yes a bit pin the pricey side - but life is all about experiences - and we certainly had a lovely lazy lunch here making more great memories.

Had a takeaway - pizzas, garlic bread and mixed salad, all amazing! Fresh, quality ingredients and light, delicious bases for the pizzas, definitely recommend!

Been here many times, this time for a meal, very busy so best to book, the staff were friendly, menu was good, the tables though are close together. My wife had the fish and chips which was excellent my pie too was good. Local ales great, definitely recommend

Excellent food ,well worth a visit .lunchtime prawn sandwich was delicious ,came with chips and coleslaw ,very filling and definitely worth the money .evening food also lovely ,good size portions .Good selection ,salmon was beautifully cooked.

Had a fab nigbt there for a suprise 60th birthday party.