The best restaurants in West Wales

THIS PLACE HAS GONE WAY DOWN HILL . Awful food. 😖 , chips tasted like they were 5 days old. The food was bland. , and the pancake roll was swimming in Grease. I mean swimmin. , turned me sick 😫 👎

No living in the area we though we would go out for a meal at a nearby location we found what we thought was a decent location for a meal, but unfortunately, we inadvertently became entangled in a conversation filled with right-wing rhetoric. This unfortunate experience marred what should have been a special day, and when we shared our concern with the staff, they disappointingly disregarded our complaint entirely. It is disheartening that as paying customers, we were not provided with a more welcoming atmosphere, and it is clear that the shocking content of the conversation should not have reached our ears. We strongly suggest avoiding this particular location. If you value treating everyone equally, I would advise against visiting this location. Our meal, consisting of Gammon served with chips, a fried egg, peas, and coleslaw, was unfortunately overshadowed by the unpleasant experience of overhearing right-wing rhetoric. The staff, rather disappointingly, displayed a lack of concern regarding the situation. While I am unsure what this particular group called themselves, they identified as the "Voice of Wales." It is disheartening that such individuals failed to uphold a welcoming and inclusive environment. My partner was scared that they would hear her voice so she kept quite through out. We left never to return.

A delightful pub/restaurant with a friendly atmosphere. The menu has great choices and the portion sizes are very generous at reasonable prices. The staff were pleasant and attentive. Highly recommended.

Superb food all locally sourced with a great welcome and fantastic staff, menu varied and good value - well worth a visit.

In the bakery and Icecream shop you fall over, of the prices. i bought a small cake for £ 48 it was tasty but very dry. And not special to say wow. So it is there very expensive !!

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.

Absolutely beautiful food is fantastic specially if you want to sit down unlock over the waterway

Went for Sunday lunch we were not disappointed. Had the garlic mushrooms started best I’ve had in a long time. I went for the oap small dinner as I had the starter & couldn’t finish it. Food was hot and veg very tasty & plenty of it Will definitely go again Highly recommended

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.

Lovely clean comfortable rooms, and a fantastic cooked breakfast.

What a gem Pryd o Fwyd is! We are never disappointed whenever we eat here. Tonight it was whitebait for myself, sun dried tomato, basil and goats cheese risotto for hubby. Mains we had the baked cod with herb and bacon crust, crab mash, carrot and mangetout julienne and a beurre blanc. We ended our meal with a tasty iced passion fruit soufflé with coconut shortbread. This was washed down with a lovely portugese red. The food was delicious and the service excellent. We are so lucky to have this restaurant on our own doorstep and especially as the menu is refreshed regularly so lots of opportunity to try new dishes as well as revisit some old favourites. Thank you Guy and team.

What a lovely place, and we'd love to be regulars, but we won't be returning as the only area which is dog-free is upstairs and not suitable for those with mobility problems. Hence the 2 stars.

Lovely courtyard cafe/ restaurant. The setting is idyllic and the food really unusual, lots of beautifully prepared salads and other dishes, the colours alone were a joy to behold. Everything was so fresh, we really enjoyed our lunch and will certainly return.