The best restaurants serving British food in Amroth Pembrokeshire West Wales

Fabulous food, best vegetarian food ever. Accommodation was excellent and Asian and Mike could not have been more helpful. We are definitely going to return. Ian and Janice.

A bitterly cold walk along the sea front. Was glad to find a place open with a friendly welcome and hot drinks. Many people eating and good relaxed atmosphere.

In the past we’ve been to the Amroth Arms for a bacon roll and were planning on doing so today, but when we got there they’d hadn’t opened. We decided to try the Smugglers for a change as it was dog friendly. We both ordered the Breakfast Ciabatta, which was served very quickly and piping hot. The staff were all very friendly, helpful and the food was lovely. I would certainly recommend.

Had a nice lunch here, big freshly cooked portions with nice a friendly service. Sensibly priced and dog friendly, managed to squeeze our five dogs under the table.. lovely gift shop attached to the cafe…

The Bothy Tea Room were an unexpected but pleasant surprise. Situated at the Colby Woodland Gardens, what set the tearooms apart from typical cafés at National Trust grounds was the array of loose leaf teas on the menu. There were some delightful-sounding herbal brews, of which we only time to try one, in addition to their black tea house blend. All teas and cakes were served in bone china, which made the tea-drinking experience truly decadent. There was a good freshly-baked cake selection too, which perfectly complemented their teas. For a tea and cake-focussed room, they had some surprisingly inventive bread rolls and baguettes, too. Service was polite and helpful, and the staff managed well during the busy time we visited. Located at the Colby Woodland Gardens, the location was perfect for lunch during the middle or at the end of a walk. It does become very busy during the middle of the day, though. There is a little indoor seating, with many more benches outside. We were delighted to have lunch and tea here, and would fully recommend it!

Early lunch on the terrace. Nice tasty home made chips an a really good burger. Very nice.

While staying in Amroth for the weekend we decided to go out to eat. We had our dogs with us and due to time restrictions at the Amroth Arms we were unable to take them in so decided to try The Temple Bar. Probably one of the worse meals I have had in a very long time. We both ordered fish and chips, the batter was over cooked on the outside and undercooked on the inside. The fish was grey poor quality and my guess not fresh. I now understand why the bar not on the recommendations list of places to eat at our holiday cottage.