The best restaurants in West Wales

Great atmosphere, staff are amazing, and the ales are great.

Great food, nice place to eat with friendly staff

Perfect! Lovely warm welcome. Beautiful well cooked quality food. Went for a full English with husband and 2 children. Everyone happy, would absolutely recommend.

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.

Brilliant seafood for starters. Cosy atmosphere and great service. Varied menu and tasty pub grub, nice cold beer and soft drinks. Definitely recommend the chips as they are very crispy. We enjoyed our meal in the private den watched over by a giant grizzly bear. Will be visiting again soon.

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

Dog friendly with beautiful decor. Very warm And welcoming staff that were very attentive. The food was fantastic and very generous servings. Highly recommend by me.

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!

Always a great welcome, great course, great layout and a fantastic well stocked pro shop.

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

Website said it was open, arrived it was shut

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.

While staying for a short period in the area, we looked on line for a nice restaurant and a his seemed to fit the bill. We were very pleased with our visit. The reception was friendly and not at all pretentious. It is not a large place, perhaps no more than 30 covers and although we made reservations, it was fairly quiet mid-week. Our starter was hummus but strangely we had to order accompaniments separately. Not particularly substantial but we enjoyed our main courses of chicken and salmon. Both well prepared and presented. There is is a choice of generous side dishes which made for a substantial meal. Prices are very reasonable.

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.

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.