a fantastic experience , great selection of welsh antiques including furniture ,blankets…read morecollectables and some great persian rugs...really helpfull staff...loved it...

Cofion Books is an amazing secondhand bookshop tucked away down a cobbled side street in Tenby west…read moreWales.Although it is a tiny shop there are thousands of secondhand books in stock,including sport,transport,military,fiction and children's.. many of which are out-of-print and cannot be found elsewhere.Cofion also has an extensive collection of postcards for sale ranging from Edwardian up to modern day. The shop is great for browsing around and an ideal spot for serious book/postcard collectors.Cofions owner is very knowledgeable about his stock and will gladly help you find what you need amongst the piles of books!!

The working woollen mill is the reason to visit here but the cafe is fine, if small. You can walk…read morethrough the working mill which produces really high quality fabrics in modern designs. The water wheel recently restored.

More often than not people sharing a bag of Haribo Starmix raid it for all the jelly eggs they can…read morefind before leaving the less fortunates to the foam hearts and the unforgiving tooth-challengers - the practically unbreakable enemies known as the teddy bears and the rings. Well, considering they're usually the most popular sweet in the Haribo family, you can't knock the people behind Jelly Egg for naming their shop such. It's a strange name. It's quirky. But I like strange. I like quirky. And gawsh, do I like this shop. Narberth is stacked with boutiques that have art galleries on their top floor and gifts and homeware everywhere else. So you'd be forgiven for wondering if there's anything between them really. Is one really better than the other? Hmm. If it's at all possible, they're all as good as one another. So what's to lose? Nothing, apart from the contents of your wallet. And perhaps your credit rating. There's plenty here to feast your eyes on, from awesome unique pieces from local artists to quirky little signs for the walls of your house, antique clocks, sculptures, coasters, kitchen gadgets... it's got the lot. You can find pressies for those hard to buy for folks or self-indulgent little treats for your own homestead, and while the prices may reflect the quality at least you know you're getting something local and supporting indie businesses. So fill your boots! This egg's far too sweet to resist...

Love this gift shop!! Upstairs you will find many beautiful pictures and large ornaments for sale…read morewhile downstairs there are hundreds of smaller gifts to choose from. Amongst many other tempting things, there are particularly gorgeous glass mobiles and chimes, pretty china and tableware. I especially liked the sets of glass coasters which you can fill with your own photos! (£5 for set of 4). A superb range of decorative bags and Croc shoes too. Laura who was behind the counter last week was really friendly and couldn't have been more helpful.

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.

The Cornstore building has been at the heart of Pembroke's commercial scene for hundreds of years,…read moreand the three storey building has won a national award for it's sympathetic renovation. It's in a great location, just across the water from Pembroke's famous castle, on the North Quay. It's got a great selection of furniture and lots of ideas for brightening up your home. However, be warned, a lot of it is quite expensive, although I'm sure it's good value as the furniture is beautiful. They also have a great selection of jewellery and gifts, and some fantastic designer handbags. It's also got a great café downstairs, perfect for a light lunch, or tea and a scrummy cake!

Vincent Davies is a shop and garden center on the outskirts of Haverfordwest. It is about two miles…read moreoutside of the town center and has a big car park. Although it is normally quite bus you can easily find spaces. Most of the shop is situated on the ground floor with good disable access, however the bedding furniture department is on the first floor but there is lift access if requested. Inside the shop is a collection of things such as crockery, kitchen items and gifts. All products are of a high quality and so the prices reflect this. However when there are sales on you can get things reduced by up to seventy per cent. At the back of the shop isa large furniture section-some of it handmade and a garden center. There is also a small restaurant that serves nice food including Sunday roast dinners for the family.

This is a great gift shop in st govans shopping centre pembroke dock. They sell necklaces,…read moreearrings, handbags, ornaments, scarves, incence and bath products. This is a lovely shop with great prices and it is great for presents. Would recommend.