With a beautiful coastline bordered by the North Atlantic and a rich countryside blessed with fruitful green turf, Pembrokeshire has lots of local produce to enjoy.
According to the Financial Times, the Welsh food and drink industry is growing fast, with around a fifth of the Welsh public working in the farm-to-table industry. Welcoming this farm-fresh principle, several restaurants open in Pembrokeshire pride themselves on using local produce.
Locals and visitors alike can enjoy hearty lamb from the fields, organic produce picked from the fields, or tasty fish caught by skilled fisherfolk. Prioritising locally grown produce means that each morsel is of exceptional quality, extremely fresh, and incredibly delicious.
Along with skilled staff who develop delectable meals, some of which are inspired by classic Welsh dishes, each Pembrokeshire restaurant will leave you feeling satisfied as you leave its doors.
You’re bound to get hungry after lounging on Pembrokeshire’s beaches, relaxing in a private holiday cottage, or exploring the lush countryside, so keep reading!
We’ve rounded up some of the best restaurants open in Pembrokeshire for you and your loved ones to enjoy.
The Stone Crab – Saundersfoot
Celebrated for its seafood dishes, The Stone Crab is a well-known Pembrokeshire restaurant with several fresh recipes on offer. Popular choices include posh fish and chips, smoked mackerel and chilli lime pate, and whole pan-roasted king prawns.
The eatery’s terrace and bar is a great place to visit in summer, as you can enjoy a beautiful view of Saundersfoot Harbour while treating yourself to seafood and cocktails. The restaurant also caters to those indifferent to marine-sourced food, as visitors can enjoy dishes like tomato pasta or flat iron steak.
The Stone Crab is very popular, so to avoid disappointment, book your visit well in advance.
Blas Restaurant – St David’s
Located in the west on the St David’s Peninsula, Blas Restaurant prides itself on its locally sourced menu. Named after the Welsh word for ‘taste’, each Blas dish consists of Welsh-grown produce, primarily grown in Pembrokeshire.
With a menu influenced by transitioning seasons, the restaurant sources its meat from local farms and regularly sources its fish from Pembrokeshire’s surrounding oceans.
Blas doesn’t just have tasty food, it’s a sight for sore eyes too. Inspired by the gallery located inside the Twr y Fein Hotel, each dish looks like fine art served on a platter.
Whether you opt for traditional Welsh lamb or treat yourself to a cacao and whiskey cheesecake, Blas is a must-see for those exploring St Davids.
The Stackpole Inn – Stackpole
Fancy some classic pub grub? The Stackpole Inn is worth a visit! Located inside Pembrokeshire’s Coast National Park, the inn has achieved several awards and is famous for its excellent dishes.
Thanks to its proximity to the Welsh shoreline, the inn regularly sources its fish from the nearby ocean. The menu includes traditional pub classics created with care and attention to detail. Classic options include beer-battered ‘Double Dragon’ cod and chips, sweet grilled pork chops, and 30-day aged sirloin steak grilled to your preference.
The Stackpole Inn is great to visit after a lazy afternoon lounging on Pembrokeshire’s beaches or satisfying your appetite after exploring the national park. If you’re after some good old pub food that will keep you full till your next meal, you can’t go wrong with The Stackpole Inn.
Mannings Grocers – Fishguard
Found in the scenic coastal village of Fishguard, Mannings Grocers will satisfy those looking for a small bite. Mannings prides itself on sourcing their ingredients from local farmers. Whether you enjoy a cup of coffee with a little slice of cake or enjoy breakfast with your family one morning, you’ll be well prepared for afternoon activities later that day.
The cafe’s outdoor area is perfect for soaking up some sun, but there’s lots of space inside for when the weather is less prosperous. Other than the tasty food, the staff are professional, friendly, and work hard to deliver dishes in a welcoming setting.
From seasonal cookie pie boxes to slow-roasted pork sandwiches, there’s something for everyone at Mannings.
The Druidstone – Broad Haven
On top of St Brides Bay’s cliffs, just along the coastal path, you’ll find Druidstone, a Pembrokeshire restaurant known for incredible views, sunsets, and food. Inside large grounds filled with green pasture and a gorgeous seating area to enjoy stunning seaside sights, Druidstone is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
With filling breakfast options, appetizing lunch bites, and delectable dinners, this eatery is renowned for its tasty dishes throughout Pembrokeshire. Popular Sunday Lunch options include roast rib of beef, St. Brides sea bass, and French roasted capestone chicken.
Thinking of visiting? Consider coming to one of Druidstone’s Feast Nights, which offers different buffet cuisines every week.
Annwn – Lawrenny
If you’re after a fine dining experience, Annwn’s elegant menu won’t disappoint. This Pembrokeshire restaurant prides itself on locally foraged dishes. Its vision was developed by Matt Powell, a resident whose main goal is to promote regional ecosystems.
With only 12 seats, the small restaurant offers a 10-course tasting menu which changes each season. Visitors can enjoy several domestically foraged treats like crab apple ice, oyster pureé, and slow-cooked mallard legs.
If you want to enjoy some incredible delicacies in a stylish, yet understated setting, Annwn is a worthwhile visit.
And that’s it! We hope you’re inspired to explore the many restaurants open in Pembrokeshire.
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Written by Rosh for Sleekstone Holidays.
