A wonderful bakery with a huge selection of sweet and savoury foods. It hasn't changed since i was…read morea child and everything is just as delicious as it ever was. If your passing through it's well worth a visit, the staff are always helpful and polite too.

Snowdrop Bakery is a family run bakery that still makes all its own food early in the morning. It…read morehas good premises at the center of the town-it is ideal for workers to get a quick breakfast in the morning. The shop stocks homemade and prepacked sandwiches, pastries, cakes and sausage rolls. All of these are hand made by the bakers in the morning and if you ask they will heat them up for you. The cakes are normally quite traditional with old favorites such as crumbles and swiss rolls. These come packaged up so you can keep them fresh at home for a few days. The staff are always friendly and the prices are very resonably for such good quality produce.

Traditionally made & freshly baked Breads, Pastries, Cakes, & Filled Rolls. Mixed review from…read moreLocals, some thinking expensive, however being from Hampshire did not think this. Bought a Farmhouse loaf, but did not try as it was the day before going home, a couple of Gingerbread Men for the kids of friends who where looking after the cats. I did try the shortcake, jam filled biscuits which were okay. Having said that will try next time visiting Relatives.

This is my favourite bakery, there's a really good selection of bread, cakes, buns, etc, and what…read moremakes it so great is that everything is so fresh and obviously baked with passion and care. The simple, freshly prepared food really stands head and shoulders above so many other bakeries. Opening times are limited and during busy times quite a long queue can build up - a sign of its popularity!

Came down for a food stop on the way to the coast. My boyfriend lived in the area previously and…read morerecommended this place. This shop allows you to customize your sandwich rather than picking one off a menu. They've got a large variety of different meats, veg, and a few different types of bread. I got the daily special, I can't remember what was in it but I do remember enjoying it! I also tried my boyfriend's sandwich and it tasted really fresh. Toasting your sandwich does take about a minute or two but it's worth it! The women who helped my group were very kind and patient. When you ordered your sandwich, they were on it! The ambiance was fine. No seating but there were some chairs and tables across the bridge near the little shopping area where the new library is being built.

I love this place! Samuels is a great little takeaway selling baguettes, sandwiches, jacket…read morepotatoes, paninis and a selection of cakes. All of which are freshly prepared in front of you, to your liking. Don't like tomato in your sandwich? No problem, just tell them what to include or leave out and you have your perfect sandwich. The place is spotlessly clean and the food fresh. There's usually a bit of a queue at lunchtime but the staff are super-efficient and you'll soon find yourself at the front of the queue. The shop is nice and has a large floor area - so no problems if you have a pushchair, etc. You can't go wrong here

Probably the best cafe in Milford Haven - and we tramped around for ages before deciding to have…read morelunch here! It's bright and clean with pleasant staff and the food is all freshly baked and delicious. There's a good range of hot and cold light meals and snacks, from hot pasties and jacket potatoes to salads and sandwiches. Plenty of choice for vegetarians (the spinach and ricotta pasty is gorgeous!) Add chips for £1.50. Lots of cakes and puddings too, nice coffees, teas, juices and milkshakes too. Look for the daily 'specials' on the blackboard and buy a lovely fresh loaf to take home!

Based in Robert Street, The Welsh Bakery offers either an eat-in or takeaway option. There is a…read morevaried selection of baked products, sandwhiches, jacket potatoes and cakes on offer all at reasonable prices. Unfortunately, should you want to eat at 1pm on a Saturday afternoon there are only around 4 different products available and all the staff are standing around talking. It seems demand out stretches availablity. The Welsh Bakery is only worth a visit if you can get there early enough for the product you want to still be available. This company have no business sense.

This has to be the best cafe I have ever been too. We often stopped off there to grab a takeaway…read morecoffee when we were on our way to Aberystwyth. Then one morning I happended to be there quite early when they were baking that days cakes and breads and quiches and I have never smelt anything so good. Unless I had seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't have beleived that such a small place would make everything from scratch! We now make sure we always get a cake when we pick up our coffee! They do takeaways but there is aslso a small seating area downstairs as well as upstairs. I had a chocolate rocky road sort of cake the other day and it was fab, it had almonds loads of chocolate and amaretto biscuits, mmmm, and it was huge! If you are in Aberaeron you must visit this place!!

This is a superb very small coffee shop with Italian roots. Inside there are pictures of Italian…read moregrandparents who have been the inspiration for this little coffee shop. Everything is produced on the premises. If you are there first thing you will see wonderful cakes, breads, pies being handmade with pride and care at the back of the premises. I cannot recommend this little treasure too much, you would not be disappointed with anything you purchase here. Locals come in and take away the fresh items. They sell out every day, so if you want a good selection to be tempted by you need to go early.

The coffee shop is situated near the Riverside Quay Shopping Centre, near the Old Bridge right at…read morethe very end of Bridge Street. The ground floor of the premise is a regular bakery serving snacks i.e. sandwiches and pastries to take away. Whilst the upper floor is a regular coffee shop and offers the eat-in service. I had cause to visit whilst attending the annual Haverfordwest Beer & Cider Festival at the castle and decided to have something to eat pre-festivitites. I had not been to Haverfordwest for several years and came up on the West Wales trainline. This was the first cafe I stumbled across in the main town centre. I went in (upstairs) and ordered the cooked breakfast which was a six-item affair (tea & toast, bacon, sausage eggs, beans & tomatoes) and costed £4.20. Although there were cheaper breakfast options available i.e. sausage/bacon bap etc. The cafe also supplies toasted sandwiches, paninis and baguettes for around the £4 margin too. The also do regular lunches costing nearer £6. Coffees/teas are around £1.50 to £2.00 pending what you go in for. Staff are polite and the premises are well kept, although the service is a little slow. In all it is not a bad cafe to visit for a breakfast or light lunch, well recommended.

a bit slow not your 1st choice go next door!read more