The best restaurants in Pembrokeshire West Wales

Booked a Sunday lunch out for family...although we frequently visit The Bar we had never tried their Sunday Dinners. As soon as we walked in we had a lovely welcome from Liam and his team. Our orders were taken straight away and within 5 minutes our drinks and food were on the table. Very generous portions, I've never been out to Sunday dinner anywhere that had the choice of seasonal vegetables we had. Everything was cooked to perfection. Very much tasted like home cooking. Fresh and delicious. We had no room or need for a pudding! With that view, a lovely relaxed friendly atmosphere and decent prices you can't go wrong. Highly recommend. Thank you Liam, we will be returning !

Really enjoyed our last minute meal - we will definitely book next time. Had 3 courses, with a selection of dishes between us, all excellent. Nice wines, friendly staff.

We stayed overnight following a ferry crossing. The ferry was delayed and they made sure we still could access the room. The room was spacious, but it was £180 for 2 adults and a child. There were huge cobwebs on the window, and only toiletries left for 2 people not 3. Breakfast was really disappointing unfortunately. Dirty plates, poor choice or cereal, no yoghurts, fruit or juice to help yourself to, everything was apparently behind the bar and you were only told that when you asked. The cooked breakfast was really greasy and the sausages were cheap and horrid, I couldn’t eat them. Nice staff but totally overpriced for what was on offer!

Excellent place to stay in Tenby. Awesome Pan Asian restaurant and lovely breakfast. The food was delicious and the service was impeccable. Absolutely loved it x

Just to say we loved this place. Now called Manorbier House ( which is a bit confusing as there are signs at the beach directing to the 'Beach break' still. We drove round for a while trying to find it, until a friendly guy pointed it out! Theres a handy small car park next door. There are lots of tables both inside and out and a small gift shop. The coffee was good and the food arrived promptly and with friendly service. Our dog was welcomed too. He had a mariners platter- very hearty and tasty and I had a falafel salad with olives and seeds etc. all very tasty. Definitely recommend

Always used to love going to Mamgu's in Solva. Kinda surprised to hear they'd moved. As to new St. David's location..well...not as cosy. Will definitely seat more people, but furniture a bit too greasy spoon for me. Trivial Pursuit cards on table nice touch, but sadly just ended up using them to balance wonky table leg. Biggest let down though was food. Wife had 'loaded welsh cakes' with lukewarm beans. (Yes I know we should have complained, but really shouldn't have to) I had the 'welsh rarebit breakfast' which consisted of- 1 slice rarebit toast with fried egg on top I veggie sausage 1 slice halloumi (smaller than playing card) 1 large mushroom, cut in half And that 'lot' was £11!! (That's just the rarebit, not including loaded welsh cakes.) It was tasty, but for just shy of £11, that's not enough food. Not that this review will worry Mamgu's, as footfall for this new location will ensure they do well. But sadly, I don't think we will be returning anytime soon

Had takeaway fish and chips. Ordered two fish n chips. 2 sausage N chips and kids chicken bites n chips. Prices are fair to be honest. Service was friendly and very good. Chips were utterly perfect! Battered fish a good size and batter was crispy not soggy. Very tasty and NO BONES AT ALL! Sausages good with no gristle and all piping hot. The ONLY gripe was there are only 3 chicken bites with the kids meal which is a shame as most places do 5 or more. They aren't massive either. But they are very very tasty! My daughter loved them! But 3 was a little disappointing. All in all we highly recommend this little gem at Amroth. You won't be disappointed with the service or the quality as both are fabulous. Just a bit tight on the kids chicken nibbly bits. Definitely will return. Big thumbs up

Fantastic afternoon tea to celebrate our collective 60th birthdays. Visited here as a party of 3 this afternoon. Two GF diners and a no dietary requirement diner. Amazing sandwiches, scones and delicate sweet cakes. Buckets of tea. Lovely atmosphere- felt like an occasion!

WOW....What a wonderful place. Fantastic meals! We were staying nearby with family and meeting up with local family, so got to go here three times. Sunday lunch was brilliant, my husband and I are both vegetarians, so the mushroom wellington with roast veggies was really great value. We also had the mushroom wrap which I enjoyed so much one lunch time that I had it again a few evenings later. ALL the staff were lovely and helpful, even gave us a takeaway veg for the Sunday vegetables that were left, so had bubble and squeak the next night at the rental cottage! The only thing I would say is they either need larger plates or smaller portions!! LOL

Very welcoming staff who sat us right away. Food was very tasty and generous portions. Needed to be wheeled out as we were stuffed. Ideal for couples, families and date nights.

Came here last week during half term . The restaurant was near lydstep beach where we staying and thought we would book a meal here. The restaurant was only half full when we arrived at 7pm and we was met by a very pleasant young lady. Unfortunately from sitting down to being offered a drink this took 20. Minutes . The young lady did apologise saying it was only herself and a colleague serving on that particular evening.another 15 minutes later I had to stop the waitress to ask if we could order. The food took 45 minutes and it came lukewarm. To be honest the whole evening was awkward and poor . Real shame because if it was good it would be a goldmine.

Lovely Sunday dinner. Staff were lovely and so was the restaurant. Will definitely come back

Exceptionally helpful staff who provided exemplary service after (our) mix-up with food. Delicious vegan, veggie breakfasts, along with tasty and delicious sausage and egg baps. Generous portions, cooked to order and very prompt service. Great lunch portions too. Also extremely hospitable to our neurodivergent child in terms of being able to access wi-fi and providing a calm, welcoming space. Great tunes too, Blur, Iggy Pop, Michael Kiwanuka and Paris Paloma! Top-tier eaterie.

Reserved a table for a group of 19 comprising mainly couples in The Marigold restaurant in the Heywood Spa Hotel. Given the numbers I provided pre-orders in advance of the evening. Greeted warmly by the staff and shown to our table. Lovely Asian themed decor and aambiance in the restaurant. Our food was served after we were settled & were ready and was served efficiently. Without exception, all the group were complimentary of the venue & the food which provided a choice of Pan Asian & British and of the service provided. Have no hesitation in recommending the venue and would certainly book again either as a couple or for a group.

Freshness from their butchery and fishermen supplies to their shop/restaurant and cooked on their own premises! What more can you ask for? Absolutely unique because of the owners knowledge of his product and cooking direct accordingly! Wish there were more butchers/fishmongers cooking their products onsight in this country. When we left there was the brightest rainbow and I'm sure one end was into the Rib & Oyster premises (rightly so).