I could happily have spent hours browsing in here! They have a lot of really high quality stock…read moreespecially mugs, jewellery, cards, clothing, tea towels and other gift items. The stuff isn't cheap (the mugs are mainly Dunoon so £10+ and many of the cards were £2.50+) but they were all lovely and I could quite easily have got completely carried away! Situated right on the corner of the lane leading down to the cathedral, the shop is obviously in a prime position to catch every tourist in the town. But it was a pleasure to find a store selling high quality items and none of the tacky stuff that tourists are usually bombarded with.

Hotch Potch is a little gold mine of crafting goodies located in a little shop down by the river. I…read moreoften pop in here for bits and bobs for the various fancy dress outfits which my son inevitably ends up participating in. Here you can get ribbon, fabric, buttons, beads, zips, embellishments, etc. Anything you want just ask as the staff are usually crafting experts. Prices are pretty good and certainly nothing to complain about. Access is a little limited due to the shop's size and the amount of stock in. My only critism is a tendancy for the shop to be sometimes closed at lunchtime which is a little annoying when you want to pop in there in your lunchtime.

An independent nursery retail shop in the heart of Narberth selling all things for babies and young…read morechildren. They sell high quality cots, highchairs, pushchairs, toys, clothes and accessories. It is a small shop with loads of goods packed in and they can always order things in. You will be spoilt for choice with what is on offer. Beautiful and interesting toys are tucked away at the back of the shop. The staff are friendly and helpful and always on hand to offer advice if you need it. A delightful little shop.

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.

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.

Great shop to have a browse in - you never know what you might find! Particularly great for little…read moreinexpensive gifts (for example: decorated folding hair brush 59p; double pencil case £1, set of 9 magnetic butterflies £1, plus many cheap toys and greetings cards) Also good for toiletries including toothpaste and household products. Definitely worth a look!

A very busy, well stocked shop. It sells a big selection of greetings cards and wrapping paper…read more They also sell lots of household goods (cleaning supplies, loo roll, etc). The kids love it in there because they have a great selection of small toys and craft materials. All of these products are sold at discount prices and are good quality items. The front of the shop has recently been replaced in a traditional style and looks very in keeping with the rest of the High Street. They have friendly, efficient staff. It always seems busy and I'm not surprised!

Cape Collections is situated on the main road running through Johnston, in between the Railway Inn…read moreand the Post Office. It holds a fantastic collection of Pine furniture which is sourced from South Africa. All the furniture is well built and sturdy, with a 'chunky' and solid feel and is excellent value for money. I defy anyone to visit and not leave wishing they had a bigger house just to accommodate everything you want to buy! Delivery is free throughout Pembrokeshire, and delivery rates are very reasonable for other destinations. The staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful. They also stock giftware in the form of glassware and chinaware, hand carved artefacts, basketware, prints and pottery. A truly fabulous shop!

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!