The best restaurants in Pembrokeshire West Wales

Best Indian I have ever had. We are staying in Fishguard for a holiday and found this place at the last minute. What a find. And the staff are so helpful. Real old fadhioned service. Thank you

Excellent food quickly prepared. Beware I was hit with a service charge at the last minute which is a bit of a cheek as the food is pricey enough as it is.

What a refreshing change, good home cooked food and really lovely friendly staff. Would definitely call again if I was in the area. We got a table straight away but they were already booked up and kindly let us stay. Recommend booking if you want to be sure.

Food was disappointing, we like Japanese food but found this too salty. Tofu katsu was not breadcrumbs but marinated tofu with katsu sauce on top. Veg gyoza was best part of the meal.

Best fish and chips we've had for a long time.

Absolutely by far, the best breakfast I’ve had since I moved to wales 8 years ago, and I eat out for breakfast 2-3 times a week! The girl that served us was lovely and polite!

Excellent and friendly little cafe, clearly popular with locals. Top notch cake. They will also do takeaway tea and cake.

A direct message has already been sent to this place about my experience and no response has been received as yet (nearly 2 weeks later). First of all this place used to be great…great coffee, friendly staff, great food. With this in mind, my friend and I thought Cafe Rio would be a cosy place for our heart to heart chat, Now on entry it smells and feels grubby. My initial Americano was bitter and filmy on top, just awful so I sent it back, this was replaced with a much smoother cup. My friend and I ordered the breakfast Cinnamon toast with bacon and maple syrup for £6.95. It arrived: and how disappointing -two pieces of bread, two tiny pieces of streaky bacon and a bowl of syrup. The bacon was over cooked and black in places and the bread was completely soggy and soaked in grease and syrup. We both felt sick after attempting to eat half of it, so we left it and carried on with our chat. On leaving we both decided we would privately message the place about the standard of food and see what the response would be, rather than just leaving a bad review on here. As yet neither of us has even received an acknowledgement of our complaint let alone a personal response. It’s a shame as I felt this was a place you could rely on.

Lovely tearoom hidden away between St David’s and Fishguard. We didn’t eat, we only stopped for a drink and looked around the shop and collectables. Well worth a visit.

The place was welcoming, staff efficient, smiling and friendly. My husband had the cawl which came with lots of ciabatta slices and lovely pieces of cheese. Copious and tasty. I had the Croque Monsieur, with lots of tasty ham and delicious cheese with salad, coleslaw and crisps. A large portion. Felt relaxed and treated very well, not like a passing tourist as in some other local establishment. This is now our lunch place when we are in the area as it is excellent value for money.

Visited 4 times whilst on holiday with 2 of these on a Sunday for a traditional Roast. The lunches were fabulous with plenty of meat, pots, huge Yorkshire puds and seasonal veg absolutely no complaints. One meal we ate outside as the sun was shining of which we both had Hunters Chicken which was again yummy. The fourth visit was on BH Monday and I chose the Curry which I found to be way too salty so I didn't eat much but everything else was really good. The waitress on BH Monday was particularly friendly just what I expect in hospitality and she makes you want to return.

Our usual takeaway wasn’t open, so we took a chance on Block & Barrel, and have to say, we weren’t disappointed! The food arrived in good time, freshly cooked & piping hot. The quality of the local produce was top notch and the portions were generous and tasty. The son (10yo) made the ultimate statement “I think this burger might be better than McDonalds”. We have won at parenting, thanks to Block & Barrel!

Service was prompt and efficient. Food was reasonably priced. Menu was average.

Had another delicious Sunday lunch at Janz. As usual, a lovely warm welcome for all of us including our pooch. Great atmosphere and service was impeccable. Can’t recommend enough.

Visited for a family meal. Absolutely beautiful setting on a beautiful day. The staff are very friendly and chatty even though they were extremely busy. Starters were very tasty and the majority of our main meals were lovely. The one issue was the person who ordered Bangers and Mash was left sorely disappointed by their food. Two sausages on a lump of mashed potato with onion gravy. Nothing else. No veg. Two very small sausages. This was nowhere near enough to justify the price of £12. This option could be reviewed. Otherwise a lovely setting and decent food.