Where to Eat in Saundersfoot

Best Places to Eat in Saundersfoot with a View

The Stone Crab – Casual seafood with harbour views

Located right on the harbour, The Stone Crab is a firm favourite for fresh seafood served in a relaxed setting. Expect locally sourced fish and shellfish, simple flavours done well, and lovely views across the water - ideal for a long lunch or early evening supper. Family run and extremely popular - you’ll need to book well in advance. Dog-friendly dining at their outside tables. One of the best seafood restaurants in Saundersfoot.

Cliff Restaurant at St Brides Spa Hotel – Elevated dining with panoramic sea views

For a more refined experience, the recently refurbished Cliff Restaurant at St Brides Spa Hotel sits above Saundersfoot, offering panoramic views over Carmarthen Bay. The menu focuses on quality, seasonal ingredients and is perfect for a special occasion, romantic meal or leisurely lunch with a view. There is an excellent range of fish on the menu for those looking for a great seafood restaurant with a view. Take a seat on the terrace and enjoy a cocktail or glass of something refreshing as the sunsets over the sea.

Lan y Môr – Coppet Hall

Perched overlooking Saundersfoot’s golden sand and sparkling bay, Lan Y Mor Restaurant offers thoughtfully prepared seafood alongside creative modern dishes. Quality ingredients, a friendly atmosphere and an unbeatable coastal backdrop come together to create a truly memorable dining experience.

Light Bites & Cafés in Saundersfoot

Sip ’n Sea – Friendly café known for casual bites and views

Sip N Sea is a friendly, laid-back café-bar set on Cambrian Terrace in the heart of Saundersfoot. It’s a popular spot from morning through to evening, it’s just as well known for its much-loved home-cooked breakfasts as it is for relaxed drinks later in the day. Whether you’re fueling up before a coastal walk or unwinding with a glass of wine while watching the world go by, Sip N Sea offers an easygoing welcome by the sea.

The Tramway Café

A much-loved stop for a leisurely lunch or an indulgent sweet treat. Tucked among the independent shops along The Strand, it’s an easy place to pause and refuel while exploring the village. With daily specials that change regularly, there’s always something new to tempt you back, while the generously topped ice-cream sundaes are a firm favourite on warm summer days. A must-visit on any Saundersfoot food tour.

Philly’s Bar & Kitchen

A new addition to the café scene in Saunderfoot, it is a laid-back, all-day café a stones throw from the beach, ideal for easy breakfasts, leisurely brunches and relaxed lunches. Popular with both locals and visitors, it’s known for freshly made baguettes, generous breakfast rolls and good coffee, with outdoor seating that’s especially inviting on sunny seaside days. During the summer season they extend their hours to include dinner and offer live entertainment.

MamGu Welshcakes – set on the harbour

A visit to this lovely café is the perfect reward for a leisurely morning wander around Saundersfoot. After strolling the beaches and admiring the boats bobbing on the water, settle in for a truly memorable breakfast, lunch or coffee at this much-loved, dog-friendly café. Dishes here have a distinctly Welsh twist - including the legendary full fry-up crowned with freshly baked cheese and leek Welsh cake. Not tempted by a full “Welsh”? There’s Welsh rarebit, fluffy crempogs (traditional pancakes), lunch options, or simply pop in to pick up a treat box of irresistible Welsh cakes to enjoy later.

Fresh, Local & Family-Friendly Places to Eat in Saundersfoot

HARBWR Bar & Kitchen - a laid-back harbour-side favourite

The Harbwr Bar & Kitchen is perfectly placed for watching the world come and go. With its friendly atmosphere and inviting interiors, it’s an easy spot to settle into for a relaxed meal or a casual drink. The menu is full of comforting, crowd-pleasing dishes - from juicy grills and generously sized burgers to well-loved pub classics, lighter plates, loaded jackets and fresh salads. A strong focus on locally caught fish and seasonal ingredients keeps things feeling fresh, while vibe is very much easygoing dinners and unhurried get-togethers with family and friends.

The Mulberry Restaurant – Relaxed dining near the harbour

The Mulberry is tucked just a short stroll from Saundersfoot’s golden beaches and is a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. Known for its warm welcome and seasonally inspired menus, it’s the perfect spot for anything from a leisurely lunch with family to a special evening meal. With a focus on fresh Welsh produce and beautifully presented dishes, dining here always feels like a real holiday treat.

Kookaba – Australian themed with a Pembrokeshire welcome

If you fancy something a little different while exploring the best restaurants in Saundersfoot, Kookaba Restaurant brings a fun taste of Australia right to the Pembrokeshire coast. It’s the only Australian-themed eatery in the area and a real hit with families looking for relaxed, child-friendly dining in Saundersfoot. Feeling adventurous? You can try kangaroo steak or barramundi fillet, while the kids’ menu keeps younger diners happy with plenty of familiar favourites.

The Boathouse – family-friendly dining behind the harbour

The Boathouse Restaurant is just steps from the water, this popular harbour-side restaurant serves up classic favourites and fresh, locally sourced dishes that appeal to all ages — making it one of the best family-friendly restaurants in Saundersfoot. Whether you’re popping in after a day on the beach or heading out for a special meal with loved ones, The Boathouse combines relaxed, friendly service with delicious food and those unbeatable coastal views that make dining in Saundersfoot so memorable.

Planning Your Visit to Saundersfoot

Best time to visit

During the summer months, Saundersfoot can be busy at peak dining times. Visiting slightly earlier in the evening or opting for lunch can make for a more relaxed experience. It’s also a fantastic location throughout the year – each season brings its own sights and sounds.

Saundersfoot has something going on throughout the spring, autumn and winter – including the annual Cawl Festival around St Davids Day, the Big Bang takes place in November and there’s open air cinema throughout the summer months. Christmas markets and festive light switch on, as well as the record-breaking New Years Day swim make the winter a perfect time to visit.

Parking and accessibility

Saundersfoot has several public car parks close to the village centre and harbour, though these can fill quickly in high season. If you’re visiting during peak times, arriving earlier in the day is recommended. In the summer holidays, why not jump on the Tenby Coaster open top bus which runs between Tenby & Saundersfoot – a great way to visit both towns.

Explore more nearby

Why not extend your food adventure by exploring more places to eat and drink across Pembrokeshire? You may also enjoy nearby dog-friendly coastal walks, perfect for combining scenic routes with great local food.