Food & drink in Pembrokeshire, Wales
Over many years, Pembrokeshire farmers and fishermen have built a fantastic reputation in Wales and across the UK for their high-quality produce. Working together with a new wave of independent growers, vineyards, bakers, brewers, foragers, artisans & innovative chefs, Pembrokeshire’s mouthwatering food and drink scene is a must visit for any foodie.
And this has been recognised by the many food industry awards including the prestigious Great Taste Food and Drink awards – the ‘Oscars’ of the food and drink industry.
When visiting Pembrokeshire’s restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops look out for The Pembrokeshire Produce Mark. It’s an instantly recognisable logo, which shows that the product you are buying or food you’re eating has been made or grown in Pembrokeshire.
If you’re looking for the freshest ingredients visit one of the farmer’s markets across Pembrokeshire where you can chat with the growers or makers. It’s a great place to find out more about the produce and to pick up cooking tips. While exploring along quiet lanes you can also find pop up farm gate stalls selling their surplus during the growing season.
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St Davids Cathedral
St Davids Cathedral is a remarkable place, built in 1181 on the site reputed to be that of St David’s 6th century monastic settlement.
Milford Haven Heritage & Maritime Museum
Housed in the Old Custom House in the dock area, one of the oldest buildings in the town. The museum illustrates the history of the major industries which the town has been home to.
Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
An enormous stone castle in a picturesque location next to the mill pond, which powers the tide mill. The castle is ruined now, but was once a powerful stronghold and a grand Elizabethan mansion.
Fishguard Bay Boat Trips
On this trip you’ll see the landing place where French forces made the historic last invasion of mainland Britain, on the way to the dramatic Strumble Head lighthouse. Emerald coves and secret beaches hidden from the land, to rocks where seals bask in the sun and where porpoises feed at the turn of the tide.
Great for Nature Lovers
Melin Tregwynt
Owned by the same family since 1912, over 30 local people work at the mill and their products can be found in design-led shops and smart hotels, on film and TV. You can watch the weaving Mon to Fri and there is a mill shop, cafe and picnic area open 7 days a week.
Heatherton World of Activities
Discover our award-winning family attraction near Tenby with more than 30 exciting activities on one site – we’re even dog-friendly with a dog agility course!
The Bristol Trader
One of Pembrokeshire’s most famous pubs with a riverside location on the Old Quay just 200 yards from the town centre.
Blueberry's Cafe
Blueberry’s Cafe is a popular cafe on the High Street in the bustling town of Tenby Outdoor Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Free Wifi and more.
The Snug Pub & Cafe - Saundersfoot
The Snug Pub & Café can be found in the heart of the seaside village of Saundersfoot.
Close to Beach
Cinnamon Grove Gin
Cinnamon Grove Gin is a small family-run distillery located in the heart of Pembrokeshire.
Saundersfoot Harbour
Saundersfoot Harbour is a bustling fishing and leisure harbour idyllically perched between the Blue Flag beaches of Saundersfoot and Coppet Hall, and the dog-friendly Glen Beach and Swallow Tree Cove. Home to the Wales International Coastal Centre, there’s plenty to do from shopping and heritage to crabbing and water sports.
Great Facilities
Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre
Oriel y Parc Visitor Centre and Gallery is located in St Davids, Britain’s smallest city, and is in the UK’s only truly coastal National Park.