The best restaurants serving British food in West Wales

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.

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.

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

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 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.

The welcome was poor. I could see a staff member chatting to customers and that seemed nice. However we were ignored by another lady despite looking like tourists and not knowing to sit or order? Food was nice, fresh and is decently priced! Shouted cheerio as we left but we were ignored. Improve the welcomes and friendliness and this could be decent.

Sunday roast are excellent. Staff are just lovely Stacey. Behind the bar really cheerful and informative. The restaurant staff just couldn't do enough to make our visit even better. Highly recommend.

Pointed in the direction of this establishment by a local when we were on a day trip to St David's. We had limited time and wanted some takeaway lunch. Excellent deli and plenty to choose for lunch. Good value, plentiful portions and very pleasant staff. Would certainly visit again, if we went back to St David's

Fantastic 2 night stay in the B&B rooms above the family run gastro pub. A warm welcome (even to an Englishman 😂) from everyone both sides of the bar! Dog friendly and very much a countryside theme in the decor throughout. Close to many scenic attractions including Carly ruins, long empty beaches and shopping. Several cask ales on draught and a full compliment of wines and spirits. Full menu from breakfasts, lunches, and evening meals using local produce. Real fires and cosy rooms to have your meal. Clean and stylish rooms to relax in afterwards, with a good night’s sleep.

What’s perfect little spot. Lovely staff, clean cafe, staff who couldn’t do enough for us. We had lunch and some ice cream to take away. Food was a good portion size and filled us both up. Can sit in or outside in the gardens. Also dog friendly and dogs visiting get attention and a little treat too. Thank you Nick and team look forward to visiting again.

Very friendly and helpful staff. We were warmly welcomed to the pub. It was very quiet when we arrived but soon filled up and was bustling. Excellent food and excellent service.

Had a wonderful roast dinner reasonable price and lovely atmosphere and friendly staff .highly recommend will be going there again .

I enjoyed the local Celtic steak ( surf n turf ) which was unusually tender and tasty . the wine was inexpensive and good ( although not much selection ) but the stand out element of toy dinner was the friendliness of the owner/chef ,...

We escaped a downpour here, we weren't planning on lunch, but ordered a sausage sandwich to share and it was great. The place was packed and very busy, but we'll run. The buildings are interesting, a maze of properties joined together, with the brewery downstairs. There's also a shop and coffee shop part of Harbwr. There are many places to eat and drink in Tenby and this one should not be missed