Food & Drink in Pembrokeshire

We are a Cafe/Caterers based in the Heart of our County town, Haverfordwest. Sourcing local ingredients to go on our ever changing blackboard is paramount to our ethos.

The Boathouse Cafe is part of the National Trust's Stackpole estate, former home of Lord Cawdor, and is situated on the picturesque Stackpole Quay.

We are passionate about healthy living and healthy eating, and sell natural, mouth-watering foods – vegetarian & vegan, natural cleaning products incl

Stylish bar and restaurant in the heart of Narberth serving traditional food, seasonal specials and a range of Welsh spirits and real ales.

Temple Bar is a family-friendly inn is located in Amroth, a pretty village on the southernmost tip of Pembrokeshire.

Built in 1876 the pub was created as a hotel for quarrymen and built from corrugated iron which give it it's name.

St Dogmaels local producers market is this year’s winners of the BBC Food and Farming Awards – Best Market 2016.

We are Mark and Emma Evans and we knew we needed to think ‘outside of the box’ if we were to sustain our family farm for future generations.

Large range of home-made sweet and savoury baked goods, fresh vegetables in season, jams etc, knitted goods and assorted craft items.

Springfield's has been growing top quality Pembrokeshire strawberries, daffodils and asparagus for many years.

A warm welcome awaits you from Trevor, Janet and staff when you visit their multi-award-winning licensed restaurant and takeaway.

Bask in the cosmopolitan atmosphere we’ve created here and enjoy some you-time, a date night or a group activity.

Located in the centre of Tenby, the Qube offers a warm and friendly atmosphere to all who visit.

Quayside, an award-winning tearoom at Lawrenny Quay, is in a unique position with amazing waterside views.