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.
Search Results
320 Results / Page 1 of 27
Switch to Map View
Feast Pembrokeshire
Feast brings a unique and exciting dining experience to West Wales. Join us to experience the theatre of open fire cookery, hosted in some of the county’s most beautiful locations or at our restaurant Tap & Tân, Tenby. We use the best ingredients slowly cooked over an open fire for a guaranteed fantastic depth of[...]
Good for Groups
Great Wedlock Farm & Deer Park Tenby
Our Deer Park has the following:- Self Drive Buggies Nature Walk Cinema Barn Bambi’s Coffee Shop Deer Barn Gift Shop In & Outdoor Play Areas Outdoor Playground & Outside Gym Equipment Spacious Car Park with EV Charging.
Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort
Situated in the rugged north Pembrokeshire landscape, Castell Henllys is a reconstructed Iron Age hill fort. Archaeological excavation of the site has enabled the National Park Authority to realistically reproduce life as it was over 2000 years ago.
Ferry House Inn Restaurant
Watch the yachts and the waves roll by and enjoy fresh fish and real ales at our riverside village inn, alongside Pembrokeshire’s beautiful coastal path.
Brewery Inn
We’re all about real food, prepared and cooked fresh to order by our kitchen team using the very best local and British produce.
Voyages of Discovery
Providing professional boat trips for all ages and abilities so whether you want sensitive wildlife observation, thrilling expeditions and adventures or something a little different. Come to us!
Jan'z Restaurant & BB's Bar
Jan’z Restaurant & BB’s Bar, a family-run gem since 2000 in Pembrokeshire, is renowned for its famous Sunday lunch and warm, welcoming atmosphere. Specializing in both traditional and innovative dishes, it’s the go-to spot for memorable dining experiences. Gather with loved ones at Jan’z to enjoy heartfelt hospitality and the finest local flavours.
Dog Friendly
Wolfscastle Pottery
There’s an opportunity to be creative. Throw your own pots on the wheel or model by hand. As much help as you need. When dry, paint them with bright glazes or buy ours ready for painting.
Wild About Pembrokeshire!
Wild about Pembrokeshire! run by Julia Horton-Powdrill, offers wild food foraging walks and courses that will introduce you to ingredients and materials from the wild.
Ffynnone Arms
Fynnone Arms is a traditional pub dating from the 18th Century which is full of Welsh charm. Serving real ales and fine wines. Our food menus cater for a variety of dietary requiremnets
Pembrokeshire Alpaca Trekking
Pembrokeshire Alpaca Trekking is situated 5 miles from Tenby with glorious views across the coast. A unique trekking, feeding and handling experience for all the family. We have a herd of over 50 with breeding females check out our super cute baby Alpacas (Cria) on site too! Voted “Top visitor attraction/experience in Pembrokeshire 2023”
Pembroke Castle
An enormous oval castle, mostly surrounded by a serene mill pond. Extensively restored in Victorian times, it’s dominated by the complex gatehouse on the outside and the huge circular keep.