Photo of Dyffryn Arms (Bessie's), a pub near Pontfaen, Pembrokeshire, south west Wales.

Dyffryn Arms (Bessie's)© Bill Boaden / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Pubs & restaurants in PembrokeshirePembrokeshire, Wales

18 pubs and restaurants in the Albion Guide across Pembrokeshire — see the full pubs and restaurants directory, or everything to explore in Pembrokeshire.

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Dyffryn Arms (Bessie's)

Pub near Pontfaen

Beer poured from a jug and passed through a sliding hatch in a front parlour that has barely changed in a century.

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Fernery at The Grove of Narberth

Restaurant · With rooms near Narberth

Country-house hotel restaurant in the Pembrokeshire countryside using its own kitchen gardens.

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Tafarn Sinc

Pub near Rosebush

A corrugated-iron Victorian railway tavern high in the Preselis, sawdust floors, own-brewed ale and Welsh-language warmth.

Annwn

Restaurant near Saundersfoot

A foraging-and-folklore Green Star restaurant in the Pembrokeshire town of Narberth, with foraging days across the countryside.

Royal Oak (Fishguard)

Pub near Fishguard

Historic Fishguard pub where the 1797 Last Invasion of Britain peace treaty was signed.

The Bishops

Pub near St Davids

Popular pub in the centre of St Davids, near the cathedral.

The Cambrian Inn

Pub near Solva

Village inn in Solva, near the harbour on the St Brides Bay coast.

The Farmers Arms (Mathry)

Pub near Mathry

Village local in the hilltop village of Mathry, north Pembrokeshire.

The Griffin Inn (Dale)

Pub near Dale

Waterside inn at Dale, on a sheltered bay at the mouth of Milford Haven.

The Sloop Inn (Porthgain)

Pub near Porthgain

One of the oldest mariners' inns in Wales, dating to 1743, on Porthgain's old quarry harbour.

The Swan Inn (Little Haven)

Pub near Little Haven

Cosy coastal pub above the beach at Little Haven, on St Brides Bay.

Cresselly Arms

Pub near Cresswell Quay

Traditional creekside pub at Cresswell Quay, beer served straight from the cask.

Sailor's Safety Inn

Pub near Pwllgwaelod

Old shoreside inn at Pwllgwaelod on the Dinas peninsula near Fishguard.

St Govan's Country Inn

Pub near Bosherston

Family pub in the tiny village of Bosherston, a base for the Stackpole estate and the south coast path.

The Golden Lion

Pub near Newport

17th-century coaching inn in the north-coast town of Newport.

The Old Point House

Pub near Angle

Remote waterside inn at East Angle Bay, cut off by the tide on the highest spring tides.

The Ship Inn (Trefin)

Pub near Trefin

Coastal inn in the small north-coast village of Trefin, close to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

The Stackpole Inn

Pub near Stackpole

Rural inn near the Stackpole coast serving local ales, with walking trails from the door.