Gives total cozy pub vibes! I went with a large group and ordered a burger with chips. Totally…read moresatisfied my craving. This pub is a great place to hang out with some friends for dinner and drinks. I had some amazing conversations while taking shelter from the rain! The service was great and speedy, the only weird thing standing out was that they started playing music about halfway into our stay.

Great atmosphere, wonderful food, and good ale! A true highlight of our trip to St. David's.read more

I've only been here a couple of times, for lunch while on holiday a couple of year ago but, unless…read moreits changed a lot since then, I'd really recommend it. The meals are fabulous, really big and hearty food! I'd especially recommend the Glamorgan sausages - they were gorgeous! Its right in the middle of the town and has a really nice outside area - wonderful for family meals!

The Lonely Planet lists this pub as the one with the nicest food in town. If that's indeed the…read morecase, then this is pretty sad for Fishguard. While the pub provides a really nice atmosphere, the service is slow and the food is worse than what you get in the average British pub. Half an hour after we've ordered our food, we asked how much longer it will take, and they said that they'd overlooked our order, and that they'll make sure that our meals are prepared immediately. Another half our later, when we already considered to leave and asking them to give us our money back, the food arrived. The chips were soggy, the rice wasn't freshly cooked, and the "prawns" in the prawn curry turned out to be tiny shrimps. I'd recommend to go there and have a pint (because the pub is one of the main sights of the town), but get your food somewhere else.

There's just a little more flavour at the Farmer's than you get down the road at the Bishops…read more Both are good pubs serving the good people of St David's and their annual pilgrims who come to worship cliffs, coastal paths and small waves which carry them back to shore on their body boards. But the Farmer's has a bit more edge to it. The sort of place that takes a bit more guts to enter. As you open the door, do things go just a little bit quiet? It feels like that as the locals check you out and then carry on with their stories. The ceilings are low and beamed and there are nooks and crannies all over the place making this pub feel like a little smugglers' den. If you can find a place in the teeny weeny mini bar round the side it's a really lovely snug to sit and slowly get drunk. As is the seat built into the wall in the main bar. Take pictures of the locals and they will frown and mutter. Get served before them and there might be an audible tut. But if you can get over that, this is the place to hunker down and let the sea air and the ale do their thing. Warm them up and you can't stop them talking. By eight the place is usually very lively indeed, all tables for food taken and all snuggly places bagged. But you'll be happy enough standing there in the main bar drinking in the ale and the atmosphere. Service is quick and friendly. The menu has all the classics, but unlike the Bishop's they do some snazzy specials usually consisting of locally caught fish. It's not cheap but it's very good. A kitchen clearly enjoying doing great things with whatever comes in on the boats. You are welcome to eat outside in the garden which is more functional than beautiful but has the bonus of an extra bar so you don't have to pick your way through the thronging evening masses and their damp dogs. Now then. Pluck up some courage to go ask for some change for the pool table. for more reviews from me of establishments in St Davids do look up... The Bishop's Cwytch St David's Food and Wine. Oriel y Parc Sound Cafe Pebbles Cafe. saffron The Cafe at the Refectory. Gianni's Ice Cream

One of my favourite pubs in Wales…read more I came here first in 1994, then almost every summer. I came again in 2002, then in 2005 for the last time - until last Saturday when I was in the area, walking parts of the Pembrokeshire coastal path again. The food is very good, not Harlech or Castell Howells Frozen Food which I do not want to eat when I go out. Here it is home-made. - I also enjoyed sipping the cider outside. They had a bar on the patio / beer garden. No restrictions here. You are made to feel really welcome here!

OMG never seen a piece of cod so big,and fresh.Lovely place to eat and drink with friendly staff…read moreand good music. Food is awesome,we always visit when we're down to our caravan in ludchurch. cant wait to revisit in March

I don't care if it goes too far with the boat theme. I LOVE THE LIFEBOAT…read more I love the barrel tables decked out with rope glued onto the rims. I love the rickety stools. I love the fact that there are little booths backing into the walls like snugs, filled with cushions. I love the food, but more than anything I love the Quorn burrito. Rarely do I find establishments that serve Quorn as part of vegetarian meals, but this Quorn burrito is in a world of its own. Quorn, peppers, onions and Mexican spices, wrapped in a flour tortilla, then baked with cheese on top until crisp, piled high with salad and spicy potato wedges. As well as this you can get a variety of pub grub and lighter bites too, like baked potatoes and sandwiches, or hearty main meals including a belly-busting burger. The drinks are just fine and dandy and the atmosphere's really enjoyable. But really, I'm always there for the decor and the Quorn burrito. Both put a big smile on my face. Hey, and the Greek salad I had today wasn't bad either. Plus their onion rings have been unrivalled thus far. Awesome.

Great local pub right on the beach. Either drive there or do an easy walk down from National Trust…read moreproperty Colby Woodland Glen & Garden. Cost fire in the centre of the room. Friendly staff. Great lunch. I had a turkey leek and onion pie with carrots peas and hand cut chips (fries) - delicious. Fish goujons got rave review as did soup of day ( leek & potato). Great value £37 for four

Had the sunday lunch at this pub. The best I've ever had out. Excellent roast lamb and the veg,…read morelots of it, was all fresh too. Watch out though, they knock it off sharpish, and we were lucky to get in at 2.15. Glad we did though.

Upon arrival in Tenby we notice the array of interesting fusion of East Asian cuisine combined with…read morepub food options around town. So of course we were not particularly surprised when this gastro pub was also moonlighting as the local Thai. What was surprising was the menu, featuring approximately 12 Thai dishes and balanced exquisitely with 12 pub classics including both pad ka pow and boozy cod and chips. The overall experience had an aire of delay when the waitress greeted us at the door and then hastily rejoined a conversation with her regulars. When we finally made our way to our table, we at once noticed that the pandemic has had no impact in the space between customers in this pub. Any efforts to minimise infection were focused on protecting the staff in their very rare appearances in the dining room. Overall, the experience is as follows: Mayo: it was excellent watching out neighbour scarf approximately 37 packets of mayo while we patiently awaitin the staff to return with the 3 sachets of ketchup that we had requested. Staff: it's difficult to remember the staff considering how very little we saw them. Very short staffed for a very busy pub. Meal: I cannot say a bad word about the surf and turf. Steak was excellent. Mussels, excellent. Onion rings, possibly the best I've ever had. Dessert, nearly called my mum. Cleanliness: gash. I watched a spider dangling behind my date's head. I refused a set of silverware due to uncleanliness. Overall experience: 10/10 I'm on holiday.

Oh wow. Have never had such a beautiful Thai Green Chicken curry! Service excellent and friendly,…read morecosy atmosphere, good wine. And the story of Dylan Thomas leaving his only copy of Under Milk Wood on a bar stool after a few too many ales only enhances the Trad/Thai fusion!

At the end of our last day of hiking we'd like to gave a good pub food so we drove from Newgail to…read moreSolva a small fishermen town at the coast of Pembrokeshire. We sat on the terrace with view on the bay and the open sea which was awesome during sunset. We réalisés quick that we were the only "strangers" as all the others were fishermen and spoke Welsh but us was given a warm welcome and the feeling that the re glad to have us there. The barlady let us taste the three local ales before ordering so that we could find our favorite. The food was good my buttered cod was delicious and really fresh. And it was the cheapest pub we found in Wales: Beer 3 P fish n Chips 7 p so i need to recommend it. :-)

This pub is in Solva rather than St David's as address suggests. We went here a couple of times…read morewhen staying in Solva on holiday. Decent enough pub - everyone seemed friendly, service was very cheerful - top marks for this. Bonus was being able to pick up a couple of pizzas to take away - they weren't spectacular, but had fresh ingredients and were a good option after a few pints ! There are only four pubs in Solva so I'd suggest starting in this one as it's half way up an incredibly steep hill, then walking down to the other three.

We arrived at 7:30 PM. It was very, very busy. We did not…read morehave a reservation. It was a Wednesday evening.. a gentleman took our drink orders. He was very nice. I took 15 minutes for our drinks to come. After another chunk of time, a lovely young woman came and took our food order. To her credit, she did say that they were busy and food was taking a "little while" 45 minutes later, our food still had not come so we got up and left. On our way out the door I said something to the hostess who said "fine do whatever you want there are people that have been waiting a lot longer than you.". The people were all very nice that we're helping. They seem to feel bad about it, but the floors were filthy and covered in carpet needed a desperate cleaning and I'm relieved we didn't end up getting the food because what I saw come out did not look good.

Had a quiet family meal there. Very nice food and atmosphere - very popular. Staff friendly and…read morefood very tasty. Would go again. PS Try their onion rings!