Hidden Treazurez is a fantastic new shop in Haverfordwest which is halfway up High Street. Owned by…read moreFrancine, it is the perfect place to if you're looking for unusual presents. They've got a truly beautiful selection of jewellery, trinkets and accessories, along with ornaments and objects for the home. They've also got a great selection of welsh slate objects, and all the prices are definitely very reasonable. One of the great things about this shop is that it has a very fast turnover of stock, so much so that you want to keep visiting on a regular basis just to see what new stuff they've got! The staff are really friendly and it's great to see local people making a successful business in town.

Upmarket independent women's wear boutique in the heart of Narberth. If you have a wedding or a…read more'do' to attend or just like nice clothes then this is the shop for you. Situated in a small quaint shop on the High Street, it has beautiful window displays of their latest designs. Stocking designers such as Fenn Wright Mason, Nougat, Sticky Fingers and Ollie & Nic. The clothes and accessories aren't cheap but you get beautiful clothes of a very high quality. Your purchases are carefully wrapped in tissue paper and placed into a beautiful bag with rope handles, a lovely touch. The staff are very helpful and not at all pushy.

This is a big shop in tenby It has a large range of clothes and the prices are very reasonable…read more Good place to go if your looking for a bargin.

The Victoria Bookshop may not be the cheapest in town, but it's an independent retailer that still…read morebelieves in good old fashioned quality customer service. I agree with mollymunchkin that they have a good selection of local authors and other local items. I make sure I buy a copy of my Pembrokeshire calendar in here every year. Their post-Christmas sale also has some amazing bargains, mainly due to the fact that the store is not very large, so they need to clear room for new stock. If you are visiting Haverfordwest, I would highly recommend a visit to Victoria Bookshop.

Victoria Bookshop is an independent retailer on Bridge Street, Haverfordwest. They sell a wide…read morerange of magazines and newspapers as well as many books, greetings cards, snacks, DVDs and toys. If you are popping in here in your lunchtime for a paper and a snack or if you are looking for that perfect book, then this is the shop for you. They have a great selection of books by local authors and often have special signing days when the author visits the store.

This business is run by brother and sister Mathew and Hannah Van Dijk who, despite the surname, are…read morePembrokeshire natives and extremely proud of it and it shows. Their website states that they had a 'desire to create a retail concept which is based on 21st century real country living and to educate UK consumers about the production of predominantly British product ranges', and they have most certainly achieved this. Whilst the product ranges are modern and quirky, they have somehow managed to retain the feel of old-style country living, and the quality that accompanies it. Their products are not just for show they stock Barbour, Hunter and Dubarry footwear, and jackets from Barbour and Chrysalis, all well-known quality brands for outdoor wear. I LOVE their collection of Summerville Scarves, which are really fashionable whilst retaining the 'country' feel. They have a great range of quality products for all sorts of home and garden needs.

Wow- you should take a look in the kitchen store in Pembroke Dock, They sell everything, and the…read morestaff are so helpful, such a good selection of products, and a good range of prices, not just a kitchen store, they actually sell pet food and pick & mix sweets as well. pop in a take a look when you have a chance.

Good store with plenty of choice for almost everything you can think of.read more

This is one of my favourite places, it's the downstairs bistro run by Plantagenet House. You enter…read morefrom off the street through a stable type door into this little bistro lit with candles and filled with wicker furniture, mirrors and antiques. The real fire is lit all year round (and if you do the ghost tour of Tenby you'll find out why). It has such a cosy intimate and relaxed feel to it I could happily sit there for hours. The food is delicious, it's a much lighter menu than the one served upstairs and its less pricey but they still have a great selection of fresh home cooked food. They are licensed (I think you need to be ordering food in order to purchase alcohol) but they also do a wide selection of freshly squeezed juices, tea, coffee etc.

wow, delightful shop with stunning gifts in a beautiful setting.read more