Black Pool Mill
Coffee, cake and a little Pembrokeshire history. Set beside the River Cleddau near Narberth, Black Pool Mill welcomes you for relaxed light bites and afternoon tea in a beautifully restored Georgian mill. Stop by after a woodland walk or settle in for a special occasion.
Blackpool Mill
Built in 1813, Black Pool Mill has been part of Pembrokeshire life for more than two centuries. Today, its restored rooms and preserved milling machinery make an atmospheric setting for a catch-up over coffee, a leisurely lunch or an afternoon tea worth making time for.
Drop in for breakfast rolls, freshly made sandwiches, toasted paninis and homemade cakes, with grab-and-go options for days spent exploring the nearby woodland. The selection changes daily, so there’s something different to discover on your next visit.
For a more indulgent afternoon, book a table for sweet and savoury treats in the mill’s historic surroundings. Afternoon tea is served Friday to Sunday, with children’s options available too. Please book at least 48 hours ahead and pay in full when booking, letting the team know about any dietary requirements.
Whether you live locally, are exploring Pembrokeshire or are staying at nearby Bluestone, you’re welcome at Black Pool Mill.
Key Information
- Open Thursday–Sunday, 9am–5pm. Closed Monday–Wednesday.
- Breakfast and light lunch: no booking required. Check the website for the latest service information.
- Afternoon tea: Friday–Sunday. Book at least 48 hours ahead, with full payment at booking.
- On-site parking available. Card payments only.
- Limited dog-friendly tables are available on the ground floor. Contact the team to arrange one.
Accessibility
A passenger lift provides access between floors. Please contact the team before visiting to discuss your individual access requirements.
