Food & Drink in Pembrokeshire

Velfrey Vineyard occupies a gentle south facing slope of the Lampeter Vale in the south Pembrokeshire countryside.

Bluestone Brewing Company is a micro brewery & events venue based on a working farm in the heart of the Preseli Mountains.

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If you can pull yourself away from the stunning coastline, take a trip into Narberth, a picturesque town located in the heart of Pembrokeshire.

Gwaun Valley Brewery is a family-run business set in the beautiful north Pembrokeshire countryside with views of the stunning Preseli Hills.

Much of the fresh local seafood, is caught in the Haven by local fishermen making for a bursting seafood specials board to suit all.

In 2010 Oliver Booth came across an ancient traditional Pembrokeshire Pasty recipe and was inspired to create it to see what it was like.

Award-winning Four Seasons at New Hedges, combines the products of a fruiterers, florist, delicatessen with a wide choice of cheeses, hams, meats.

We are a family-run business producing our own beef and rare breed pork, we source local lamb and chicken.

Watch the yachts and the waves roll by and enjoy fresh fish and real ales at our riverside village inn.

The Quayside Café is famed locally for its Italian coffee, light lunches and delicious homemade cakes.

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

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.

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

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