Local Food Guide: Where to Eat Near Honeyborough, Pembrokeshire

Honeyborough a charming hamlet on the outskirts of a town nestled in the heart of Pembrokeshire, is more than just a gateway to the coast. It’s a destination for food lovers seeking fresh, local flavours. Whether you’re holidaying with Sleekstone Holidays or exploring nearby Milford Haven and Pembroke, this comprehensive food guide highlights the best places to eat near Honeyborough, Pembrokeshire. From cosy breakfast spots and family-run pubs to gourmet seafood restaurants and hidden foodie gems, there’s something to satisfy every craving in Pembrokeshire.

Breakfast and Brunch Near Honeyborough,Neyland

Manillas Neyland Marina

Located just steps from the water, this popular café offers, freshly brewed coffee, including Gluten Free and Vegetarian options. The full Welsh breakfast is a local favourite. Lighter options include granola with yoghurt, and poached eggs on toast.

Best for: Waterside views, dog-friendly seating, fresh pastries

Salt Seaview Bar & Grill, Milford Waterfront

Modern and bright, perfect for brunch lovers. Try their sourdough toast with avocado, field mushrooms, bacon and poached eggs, or indulge in sweet or savoury pancakes. Great vegan and gluten-free options are available.

Best for: Brunch, plant-based diners, families

Dog-Friendly Pubs and Casual Dining Spots

The Ferry House Inn, Hazelbeach

A favourite with locals and visitors alike. Offering traditional pub food with locally sourced produce, including and fresh fish and real chips. Dogs are welcome on a lead in the bar and outdoor areas. Stunning views of the River Cleddau upstream; accessible by boat to the jetty in the summer.

Best for: Casual lunches, river views, dog owners

The Jolly Sailor, Burton

An award-winning riverside pub just upstream from the Cleddau Bridge. Enjoy local ales and hearty dishes in a relaxed setting. Sunday roasts are especially popular. Stunning views of the River Cleddau downstream and incredible sunsets; accessible by boat to the jetty in the summer – a popular location for crabbing in the river for kids.

Best for: Scenic pub meals, local ales

Martha’s Vineyard, Milford Waterfront

A Milford Haven original, Martha’s is located above the Milford Marina offices (no disabled access) with views across the marina. Open from midday till 23:00 every day, the service is friendly and the food is focussed on fresh fish and great meats using quality ingredients. In dry weather, sit outside on the terrace and enjoy the waterside location

The Harbourmaster, Milford Haven

Offering a large menu from Welsh steak to beer-battered cod, this bar and restaurant combines a lively atmosphere with sea views.The bar and balcony are dog-friendly.

Best for: Groups, cocktails, dog-friendly dining

Best Seafood Restaurants Near Honeyborough,Neyland

Hooked at 31,Fishguard

This contemporary seafood restaurant is a true gem. The menu is crafted around Pembrokeshire’s daily catch, featuring dishes such as grilled scallops, seafood linguine, and pan-seared seabass.

Best for: Fresh seafood, date nights

The Shed Bistro, Porthgain

A bit of a drive at 45 minutes, but worth it for one of the best seafood spots in the county. Renowned for its fish and chips, lobster, and crab straight from the bay.

Best for: Seafood lovers, scenic drives

Off the Hook, Broad Haven

A great, small fish and chip restaurant and takeaway located overlooking the beach at Broad Haven. Fully licensed, this restaurant gets very busy in the season but it is worth waiting for a table or grabbing a takeaway to eat on the beach. Great views and excellent food, including REAL (not frozen) chips.

Stone Crab, Saundersfoot

An Award Winning fish restaurant located next to Saundersfoot Harbour, you definitely need to book if you want to eat here. Dog friendly outside only, the Stone Crab serves an extensive fish menu including oysters, scallops and mussels plus lobster, mackerel and sea bream – with a steak option for non fish lovers.

Family-Friendly Restaurants Near Honeyborough

Forbidden Florist, Haverfordwest

Stunning restaurant with retractable roof for warm, sunny days, the Forbidden Florist is a stunningly decorated, family and dog friendly restaurant situated on the banks for the River Cleddau in the County Town of Haverfordwest. The service is second to none and the food is exquisite. An excellent choice of wines, cocktails and soft drinks complement the menu. Opening hours can vary based on the season and demand so it’s wise to call ahead out of season and book a table.

Hats & Barrels, Solva

Located in a village named as one of the Best Villages in England (so good it had to be included in the book even though it’s in Wales), the Hats and Barrels is a relatively recent addition to the food offering in Pembrokeshire but it has made its mark quickly with its varied menu of Welsh produce, excellent service, and light-filled restaurant and garden terrace next to the River Solva. The restaurant is dog and family friendly; drink offerings include local ales, cocktails, spirits and soft drinks. Opening hours are general from 11am to 10 or 11pm but if the bar is quiet, earlier closing times may occur.

Brewery Inn, Cosheston

The Brewery Inn has recently changed hands but the new owners have continued to deliver superb, high quality food and drink in a relaxing and olde-world setting. The menu is focussed on local produce with a mix of traditional countryside pub dining and stylish modern dishes. Open from Wednesday to Sunday.

Castle Inn, Little Haven

Little Haven is a small village in St Bride’s Bay that is blessed with 3 excellent pubs, a cafe and a Lobster cafe/gift shop. The Castle Inn is located opposite the entrance to the carpark; it is family friendly and dogs are welcome in the outside seating areas. Local ales, excellent wines and a range of spirits and soft drinks complement the outstanding menu. Service is excellent in both the bar and the restaurant area. The Castle Inn is busy year round so book a table if you want to eat, especially in the holiday season.

Vegan, Vegetarian, and Healthy Dining

Really Wild Emporium, St Davids

Located in the smallest city in Britain, in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the Really Wild Emporium has a shop and restaurant. The multi-award winning business focuses on the environment and sustainability. Food is based on foraging in the local area, as well as ingredients from local food producers whilst celebrating the seasons; foraging courses are available to book. The menu caters for vegetarians, vegans and meat eaters as well as those with individual dietary requirements.

Plum Vanilla, Narberth

Open from 9am-5pm, Plum Vanilla is a vegetarian cafe and delicatessen serving salads, curries and Indian inspired breakfasts, as well as granola with yoghurt and fruit. The coffee is excellent and seating is limited so make sure to get there early. Next to the cafe is an excellent grocery/gift shop selling organic produce, salads and local crafts.

Turkish Kitchen, Haverfordwest

New to Haverfordwest is the Turkish Kitchen, and excellent family friendly cafe serving Turkish coffee in the traditional serving, along with an extensive menu of Turkish food. The service is friendly and the food is excellent. The cafe is open from 9am-3pm Monday to Saturday.

The Stackpole Inn, Stackpole

This award-winning country inn caters well for vegetarian and vegan guests with clearly marked menu options. Their plant-based mushroom Wellington is especially popular.

Best for: Elegant countryside dining with plant-based options

Quick Bites and Takeaway Food Near Honeyborough

Mr. Chips, Neyland

You can’t visit the coast without indulging in classic fish and chips. Mr. Chips delivers generous portions with crisp batter and fluffy chips. Best enjoyed by the marina.

Slice, Johnston

One of the highest-rated pizzerias nearby. Slice offers artisan pizzas, gourmet burgers, and fresh salads, all available for takeaway.

The Codfather, Milford Haven

A tongue-in-cheek name with serious taste. One of the locals’ go-to spots for takeaway fish suppers.

Bakeries, Cafés and Sweet Treats

Y Gegin Fach, Neyland

A lovely local tearoom serving homemade cakes, scones, and traditional Welsh bara brith. A great spot for afternoon tea.

Sugar Loaf Deli and Bakery, Milford Haven

Freshly baked bread, pastries, sausage rolls, and seasonal bakes. Pick up a picnic before heading to the beach or coastal paths.

The Honey Ice Cream Company, Narberth

A bit further afield, but well worth the detour. Creamy, artisan ice cream made with Welsh honey and locally sourced milk.

Local Produce and Food Markets Near Honeyborough

Pembrokeshire is a haven for foodies, not just for its restaurants but also for its rich agricultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy:

Haverfordwest Farmers Market (Fridays): Local vegetables, cheeses, meats, and baked goods
St Davids Market: Held on selected weekends, offering artisan crafts and preserves
The Green Grocer, Pembroke: Sells organic and locally grown produce
Wisebuys, Narberth: Excellent deli with a wide range of cheeses, olives, wines, and preserves

Shopping local helps support the community and ensures you’re tasting the best of Pembrokeshire.

Hidden Culinary Gems Near Honeyborough

The Old Point House, Angle: A remote coastal pub accessible via a causeway at low tide. Fresh oysters and beachside pints
Cwm Deri Vineyard, Narberth: Local wine tasting and a bistro serving Welsh cheeses and meat platters
No. 25 Café, Haverfordwest: Stylish décor and an unexpectedly excellent brunch menu

These are the kind of places you won’t find in every guidebook, but are worth discovering.

Tips for Foodies Visiting Pembrokeshire

Reserve early in high season. Pembrokeshire is increasingly popular. Book tables in advance, especially in August
Check for dog policies. Many restaurants are dog-friendly, but often only in outdoor areas.
Try local specialities. Look out for Welsh lamb, laverbread, cockles, Pembrokeshire potatoes, and Welsh rarebit.
Go for Sunday lunch. Pubs like The Jolly Sailor or Beggars Reach do fantastic traditional roasts.

Plan a Food-Lover’s Holiday in Pembrokeshire

One of the joys of staying at Sleekstone Holidays is that you’re just minutes from these culinary gems. Whether you prefer a cosy cottage meal with local produce or dining out at riverside pubs and seafood restaurants, Neyland offers something for every palate.

Book your stay at The Barn or The Coach House and enjoy the best of Pembrokeshire’s food scene right on your doorstep.

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