Sample the best of the region with food and drink in Pembrokeshire, where fresh local ingredients take centre stage. From farm-made ice cream and small-batch gin to locally reared meats, you can discover a wide range of independent producers and authentic flavours across the county.

The Nag’s Head Inn is a family owned, riverside gastro pub with rooms, steeped in history and located in the magical Cych Valley near Cenarth Falls, just 10 miles inland from the Preseli Hills and Cardigan Bay, with it’s stunning sandy beaches.

The Mulberry Restaurant is situated near the harbour of Saundersfoot. There are tables outside, where you can watch the world go by.

The Jolly Sailor in Burton occupies a sensational position on the Cleddau river, across the water from Pembroke Dock.

The Imperial Hall is an events venue, catering for weddings, proms, evening parties and many other occasions.

The Gourmet Pig creates a unique shopping experience, within a simple yet luxurious layout, we are a family-run business opened in 2011.

The Dennis Café is a small family run business, located just above the beautiful castle beach in Tenby.

The Corner Piece Inn is a character pub with a dog friendly bar and two additional dining areas.

The Cliff Restaurant is located on a cliff top with panoramic views of Saundersfoot harbour, beach and coastline.

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

The Angel Narberth is a welcoming bar and restaurant in the centre of Narberth, Pembrokeshire, serving traditional pub food, seasonal specials and Sunday lunch. At the bar you will find Welsh spirits, real ales and other favourites. It suits couples, families and small groups looking for an unhurried meal in town.

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

Stunning waterfront location with extensive views across Newport Bay and Morfa Head.

Stop at the farm gate to purchase a tasty truckle of an award winning cheese freshly produced on this working farm.

Step into the world of Golden Road Gin, where tradition meets innovation, and every sip tells a tale of adventure and craftsmanship.

Step inside number 1 Main Street in Fishguard and you'll discover something truly special. Jemima's counter bursts with tempting goodies that change with the seasons and showcase the best of local produce.

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