The best restaurants serving British food in West Wales

Great place!! Visited with friends and had a great time, great staff, lovely location, lovely building

A warm welcome from the owners, very friendly. Visited for a carvery after hearing good reviews, we werent disappointed. Food tasted great. Will be returning.

Great spot and nice decor a place which could be excellent! Visited a couple of times last year to support local. Coffee is good and some tasty cakes. Panini also good! Disappointingly, cake portions are small and it is quite pricy. Even more disappointingly, the twice we had ice creams they were like child’s portions. It felt like being ripped off. Other locals have commented the same. Hopefully, the cake kitchen will take feedback on board. More so than ever, customers look for value for money and unfortunately you don’t get that overall here. It’s also a shame they aren’t supporting Welsh and selling Welsh ice cream. Would have been nice to see this local cafe at the local carnival which is one of Chirks biggest events. The cake kitchen also needs to clearly advertise its opening hours. The cake kitchen could be excellent for the community and the community could be excellent for the cake kitchen.

The staff were so unhelpful and the food was cold when it came , I shall definitely not be returning again until they change management. They also support and agree with fox hunting which is absolutely barbaric shame on you and may other people avoid your business like the plaque

Booked a table, arrived on time, they cook fresh which is fine don’t mind a little wait. Everything was being packed up which I totally understand as was a late booking 10:15, advertised until 10:30, however after 50 minutes still hadn’t had a freshly cooked breakfast because the woman in the kitchen (which you can see from the table) had major attitude with the waitress and forgot to cook half of the breakfast. If I could have had a bowl of cereal then might have been something but it was put away. Then when I asked about the breakfast and why people that came in later had eaten and left, they said there was an issue with a poached egg pan. I’d have happily had scrambled or a fried one if they had said 30 mins earlier. Has majorly put me off and can say I won’t be coming back, will just go to Morrisons cafe next door!

I mean, some people came in and ate my crisps which I had left mildly unattended, which wasn't ideal, but I WAS responsible for spilling a beer so that was on me. Besides that, the place was surprisingly nice and the staff were most pleasant. FYI there is no pavement to get there. Hey, don't shoot the messenger. UPDATE: All of the above is still relevant, in particular the thing about there not being a pavement for what can only be called 'pedestrians'. Now, the purpose of my update is a distinct downward trend over the last couple of years, culminating in an evening of disappointment and malnutrition. I want to single out certain members of staff for what social services would easily define as neglect but actually the clear reason is a lack of competition. There isn't a dreadful amount open during the week for dinner and this place has not only rested on its laurels as a result, wait, that's my only point. As it hurtles towards a future of the head chef bring the microwave, I hope everyone will rise up and just not come back. Also, bring your own mayonnaise.

A beautiful venue but just didn't live up to its reputation. Seating was uncomfortable with the seats too high for the table, the main arrived as soon as we had finished our starter, so no break and the seafood linguine was tasteless. It's hard to make this dish so bland and shells still on the prawns so no flavour. Very disappointed as it was a special occasion.

Tonight had treat of fish and chips sat up in bed 2 in morning after being sick, headache feeling sick and taste the old oil of my fish . Never again .

Me and my wife had Sunday lunch today service was very good food was very good but a bit cold and there didn’t seem to be any heat on were we were sitting it was very cold the only thing we didn’t like was they charged a 10% service charge I didn’t notice until later about this charge ,they had no advice on there menu or anywhere in this pub they should have a sign somewhere letting people know about this service charge I always like to leave a tip for the waitress but this place they seem to like to keep it for themselves we shan’t be going again for food. The 10% service charge I thought was just for food but they take it for food and drink

If you're ever in St Davids, make sure you pay a visit to the Farmers Arms. It's the perfect pub to unwind. From the moment we stepped inside we felt right at home. The atmosphere was warm and inviting. One of the highlights of our visit was the exceptional welcome from Michael. His hospitality truly set the tone for our time there. Not only was he incredibly friendly but his knowledge of the local area was a real bonus. Michael couldn't do enough to ensure we felt comfortable and well taken care of. I'll definitely be revisiting the Farmers Arms again.

Very good food and pleasant staff very busy cafe food served hot and good value wiil go back again

Doesn't serve food, lovely cocktails

Great food and nice atmosphere . My wife, daughter and i visited on a cold Tuesday afternoon. We had a nice welcome and the place was warm and welcoming. The lunch we had was beautifully cooked and well presented. Plenty to eat and very nice. We will return.

Food was unavailable due to renovations. The locals were lovely

Fantastic pub so comfortable and friendly 👌