The best restaurants serving British food in Saundersfoot Pembrokeshire West Wales

Nestled right by the sea, this restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience with a perfect blend of atmosphere, service, and cuisine. The location is absolutely stunning, with breathtaking ocean views that create a serene backdrop, especially at sunset. The food is exceptional, crafted with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Each dish is a perfect balance of flavour, presentation, and creativity, whether it’s seafood or more traditional fare. From the delicate starters to the decadent desserts, every course is a culinary delight. The service is truly imperial. The staff is attentive yet unobtrusive, with a deep knowledge of the menu and wine pairings. They make you feel like royalty without being overbearing, ensuring your every need is met with a smile. Lan Y Mor restaurant offers not just a meal, but an experience. With its fantastic food, impeccable service, and awe-inspiring location, it’s a must-visit for anyone seeking a top-tier seaside dining experience.

Absolutely amazing from start to finish, great friendly service, comfy surroundings and most importantly food was amazing. Perfect portions, mouth watering with a multitude of tastes to wow the tastebuds. From the goats cheese and hollumi starters to the Rossini and fillet steak, everything cooked and presented to perfection. Thank you so much, and see you soon.

Went there last night for a meal. We had Brie for starters. Wife had chicken for main and I had mackerel. Outstanding. Also tried the cwtch on the Harbwr cocktail. Mmmmmm

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.

We visited a few times while here on holiday. good food and company. We watched the rugby so had breakfast and then a couple of evenings with an evening meal

We live in the village. Keen to support local business ... but sorry... Awful. The food was awful! Dry and old. They did offer an alternative but it was SO awful that I was happy to leave. Never again.

Really enjoyed our meal - great “fine dining” with creative dishes celebrating local ingredients. Service was friendly and super prompt. Only negative was that the venue lacked atmosphere and as it was already dark, we didn’t have the benefit of what would normally be a fantastic view down Saundersfoot beach.

I was excited to try the kiosk after visiting the area on holiday. Sadly it didn’t live up to expectations. The server was neither welcoming nor friendly. The sandwiches I ordered were due to come with coleslaw and a side salad. But when I opened the box neither were inside. I’m not very assertive so it took a lot for me to go back in and explain to the server. He said he’d run out of coleslaw but could do a side salad. No apology or hadn’t mentioned this when I placed my order. I wouldn’t have bothered paying over £16 for just two sandwiches. Sadly I didn’t have the confidence to ask for my money back as my anxiety got the better of me, so walked away. The sandwiches were tasty and the bread fresh, but we won’t be going back I’m afraid. Really disappointed. Everywhere else we’ve been had been so friendly with good customer service.

Lovely evening and lovely food. Emily was so nice and accommodating. Thanks you all at the Royal Oak

Excellent, lots of chips, quick service 👍🏼

Had a lovely presented and very tasty Sunday lunch. However the plates were cold and the meal went cold very quickly. Compliments to the very pleasant staff

After ordering, we waited 50 minutes for the food to come out. It was very disappointing. The burgers were £14 each and very basic. The fish goujons basket meal stated that it came with 4 goujons but we only had 2. With drinks we paid £75 for 5 of us and it wasn’t worth it. We’d have been better off going to McDonald’s.