We visited with my parents and my one year old daughter and we all really enjoyed it. You could hire a mobility scooter which was fantastic for my Dad who struggles to walk far (think it was £20 with refundable £30 deposit?). Also you could hire single/ double buggies if you needed. Everywhere is really accessible for wheelchairs/ buggies and there is soo much to see. You can get your ticket validated to visit again within 7 days, which we would have done had the weather not been so shocking the week we were away. Loads of animals and so many great play areas for children of all ages!! Even the cafe for lunch exceeded our expectations, thought it would be a bit basic but we all really enjoyed the food and the kids grazing platter was a great array of ‘picky bits’ for our daughter. Would really recommend!! We visited on a weekday outside of school holidays so it was relatively quiet which was great.

Just got back from an absolutely amazing family day out at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo in Pembrokeshire, Wales. My wife, son and I have visited many family farms over the years, but this one is on another level! At first, we thought the admission price was a little steep, but once we arrived (around 10am) we realised just how much there is to see and do — we were genuinely pushed for time trying to fit it all in! From the petting barn, where you can get hands-on with friendly farm animals, to the zoo area where we got up close to the lionesses, every part of the day was unforgettable. My son was over the moon – it was the first time he’d seen lions this close (his favourite animal!) and it made the whole experience even more special. All of the animals looked really well cared for, and the enclosures were clean, spacious and beautifully maintained. You can tell how much effort goes into ensuring both the animals and visitors have the best possible experience. After exploring the zoo, we discovered the indoor fairground and soft play area — both were incredible! The fairground had all the classic rides, from dodgems and waltzers to carousels and tons more, bringing back such nostalgic memories of my own childhood. The play zones are thoughtfully split by age, so there’s something for every child. Seeing my son’s face light up was priceless. By the end of the day, we agreed the admission was absolutely worth it. If we lived closer, we’d 100% get the annual pass so we could visit again and try one of the animal experience days next time. Huge thanks to all the staff for such a wonderful experience — everything was clean, safe, friendly, and full of fun. If you’re looking for things to do in Wales or a family-friendly day out near Tenby or Pembrokeshire, I can’t recommend Folly Farm highly enough.

Lovely family day out for sure and with staying at the holiday park it was included in our price so even better. So much to see and do, all very well laid out, clean tidy and all children play equipment seemed well looked after and safe for us. The animals seemed happy and loved. Only down side I do think it is an expensive day out even with this included in our holiday, however I would still pay again for the fair ground when we go again.

Huge! We were very surprised at the scale of Folly Farm. We visited specifically to see the giraffes but enjoyed a long morning exploring and seeing the other animals in their large, well designed enclosures. You can see much investment and top class maintenance here. It is a big site, apart from the zoo there are farm animals, a fairground and plenty of indoor spaces if the weather is iffy. A wonderful place for families and anyone else for that matter. The site has good paths for pushchairs, buggies, mobility scooters and wheelchairs. Everywhere is accessible and there are plenty of toilets. You can even revisit for free within a week, just validate your ticket as you leave. We charged our electric car whilst in the park, 12 Pod points available at a reasonable 55p kWh. They are at the far end of the car park though so drop off passengers first.

TLDR- plan for 2 days and check your tickets T and C's. Good theming and plenty of playgrounds. We were two families with 3 children and 4 adults. Saw an offer online (this will come back to being important) to get in cheaper so went during half term 2025. We got there for just before 10am when it opened. Car park and entry staff are super helpful. They advertised everywhere about fair ground unlimited wristband (yea after entry you pay for some things) but we decided that we would just go around the park first and decide if the offer was worth it. (£50 for family of 4 or £15 each). There are 21 rides, but as out children where not over 1m this was restricted to 8 rides children alone and 12 with an accompanying adult. Overall, the theming was amazing all way around. Each area had high quality themes (pirate to farmyard etc). The zoo was better than we expected, with a range of animals and large enclosures. Rare to see lions giraffes and a rhino in South Wales. The number and quality of free playgrounds and activities was amazing. There was a free tractor (land train) ride and the animals barn had small furry friends that can be handled when staff are around The food was nothing to shout about but not too expensive for what you get. (Think £9 burger meal). We had 2 issues, one that affects the rating, one specific to our entry. We got a discount on entry by buying a "corporate" ticket online therefore where not allowed to get the free second day (you need to get your entry ticket verified for this before you leave). If you pay the full price of £28 for all ages the par becomes expensive, especially considering most of the bigger rides cost £1, £2 or £3 (bought through a token system). For £28 (excluding online discount) this is expensive for the park. If you get a second day, then this becomes reasonable, so plan for it, and there is enough for 2 days. So why 4 stars? The price. I am not taking the corporate ticket thing into account, as it would be 3 stars. They do fairly say T and C's on Folly Farm website, just not on the website we bought the tickets from. I don't want to go somewhere and pay nearly thirty quid to then pay another fifteen to do the big rides.

We brought our two kids to visit for the 2nd time and it did not disappoint you could easily spend a whole day here. We visited before when the kids were very small and they couldn't remember it so we decided to bring them back this year to visit. Fantastic zoo, playgrounds, old fashioned fairground and much more. Kids loves every minute of their visit. Highly recommended a must visit when visiting South Wales.

We had a wonderful sloth experience today! Becky was fantastic—so friendly, knowledgeable, and informative about everything. You can tell she really cares about the animals and enjoys sharing that passion with visitors. It was such a memorable and special experience—highly recommend!

Nice little beach that gives you access to a great stretch of coastline path, although this is currently blocked due to landslides over winter. Good facilities and plenty of parking.

Great beach which is often a lot more sheltered from the wind. Easy to park and charges reasonable considering how close you are to the beach (£6 all day). Great clean toilets.

Great little beach that is dog friendly. Has a good car park above, that's £1.50 for the first hour. Lots of sand on the beach and well sheltered next to a little headland.

As a dog owning family we always find it difficult to find beaches that allow dogs in the summer months that arent the unloved corner of the beach. Not the case here. If anything dogs have access to the best part! Massive open spaces when the tide is out. Perfect for the dogs. Our 2 girls loved the shallow water the beach affords. The rocky section was crab-a-plenty if you have a net. Easily an hour catching and releasing! Car parking charges are less than other places we've been to which is nice. If youre going to the area for the week and will be spending days here then you can buy a week ticket. The shop is nice, toilet facilties great. Cafe is handy although small for the amount of people. We're also cake lovers and were disappointed with the cake quality but its such a small part of the attraction that I cant mark it down. Coffee was nice. You can hire bikes and paddleboards too. The part of the coast is perfect for paddleboarding. Calm and flat for most of the day. Car park is huge and we still got in at 1pm (overflow). Early August and it wasn't what I would call busy. Plenty of people but not packed in!

Saturday morning regular to Coppet Hall, I visit with the West Coast Chilly Peckers cold water dipping group. Lovely part of the coast, always room to park and always clean.

Lovely beach & cafe. Toilets & outside showers Gets very busy after school on nice days & also at weekends. Limited parking.

Clean, beautiful and fairly priced parking. Whats not to love? On a clear, hot day you could be in the south of France.

We stayed at new hedges caravan park and was walking down which is quite hilly back so avoid a big meal if walking. Harbour is lovley with local pubs and restaurants serving great food and drinks. Car parking on harbour and just of main street. We always have a great time relaxing here.

An absolutely wonderful day. Beautiful sandy beach and great coastal walks. Lots of amenities. Lovely little harbour. I missed shopping in the town as I was by the sea all day. Dogs are welcome.

I've always loved Saundersfoot. Such an individual, quirky place with great local shops & places to eat/drink. The harbour is lovely to walk around & the beach is sandy.

Fantastic place great beach will see you again soon

Lovely little harbour in saundersfoot. Perfect for a little stroll and a must see when visiting the village. Lots of things near by , there is a cafe at the end and beach access. They do the annual duck race from here too which is fun to watch. Public toilets near by , crabbing area which is perfcet for the kiddies and even the grown ups :) Plenty of bences etc along the way. Perfect veiws.

Nice little place, main street have plenty ocean bars, nice sandy beach, people seem nice.

It was low tide when we got here what amazing view

Nice peaceful day, not crowded on the beach but loads of people in the town, cafes were full and very busy. Plenty to see, highly recommended 👌 If you are sat on a bench eating, then watch out for the seagulls!😂

I really enjoy Tenby and try to visit once a year as the beaches and sea are beautiful. It’s ideal for a weekend get away or a day trip. There’s access to 3 beaches it’s if you follow the coast around and they are all equally stunning.

We stayed in Tenby over a bank holiday weekend, the harbour is stunning and worth the visit. There is plenty of bars, restaurants and shops, pretty rows of beautiful houses and shops. The downside is it’s very difficult to park and so many tourists! We did end up parking at the sea front car park, the multi story was full ! It’s a short walk to the harbour and very reasonable priced for a holiday destination. The weather wasn’t beach weather so it would be even harder to park, if the sun was out. Lovely, beautiful place and worth the visit, get there early and plan your visit.

Fantastic,was busy but to be expected in the holidays. So many shops, and different types of food on offer, car parking was opposite the town and was £10. For all day which was worth it .

Lovely harbour. Plenty seating. Can be v busy at peak times. Dogs not allowed during summer season until 1st October

A magical place. Full of variety, real family fun - not Disneyland, boat rides, walks and colour.

Tenby was amazing !! Completely surprised on how Beautiful it was and how large the Beach was ! Im looking forward to coming back for another visit !

We stopped here for Sunday lunch. The food is very good. I had the ox cheek chilli, which was excellent. My partner had the Welsh lamb rump. The service was excellent and the food arrived quickly. It’s a bit more expensive than the other restaurants in Saundersfoot, but the quality of the ingredients and the preparation are excellent. If you are looking for a special meal out then you won’t be disappointed. It ended up about £45 a head for a family of 4.

A fabulous evening. Loved everything about it. A very friendly and warm welcome. Excellent service from every team member and a wonderful touch for my husband to receive a cake and card for his birthday. As for the food, everything was so delicious. Loved the fresh local produce and Welsh elements of all the produce on the menu. Highly recommend and we will definitely be back !

Sunday lunch…. Such a beautiful spot, with fantastic views out across the beach. Difficult to decide on whether to go for the set menu, normal menu or the Sunday lunch…. They all had so many things I’d have loved. I Has the roast beef dinner which was delicious. The beef was perfectly cooked (nice and pink) with very tasty trimmings. My wife had the 3 course set menu, which was amazing as well. I also had some frockles (Deep Fried cockles) to start…. Service was very good, and loved the chilled vibe. LAN y Mor ticked all the boxes, and will definitely be back for more. 😎🥰👌

Absolutely lovely. A very warm welcome from very friendly staff. A gorgeous menu with so many local ingredients. All 4 of us loved our mains. And a stunning location, even on a wet, blowy day. I would definitely go again.

We had a superb & faultless experience at Lan y Mor today. The customer service was impeccable, the food sublime and the location perfect. We were well looked after from the time we arrived, to the time we left. The staff even came to our rescue when the heavens opened & there was a very heavy shower and moved us inside to the restaurant. Nothing was too much trouble. Great atmosphere and we highly recommend Lan y Mor for locals and tourists alike.

Food is only marked down as I felt like the tuna burger was slightly overcooked (would have liked it to be slightly pink in the middle?) and the waffle needed a bit more of a description next to it on the menu. We knew it would be small as it was only £2, but wasn’t expecting it to be more like a waffle you put on your coffee to melt.The happy anniversary card was a really lovely touch.Will 100% recommend to others and will be returning.

From our very personal welcome to settling our bill we had the most amazing experience. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. Our food was delicious , there were clean plates all around definitely a highlight of our holiday . Would highly recommend and definitely visit again .

Food and drinks are over-priced, for example, £3.50 for a small bottle of coke or sprite and £3.20 for a very small slice of cake, although the cakes were nice. Service was quick as there were no queues, however, a smile and making customers feel more welcome rather than tapping your fingers impatiently on the counter while we decided what to have wouldn’t go amiss. The male who served us appeared miserable and lacking in the know how of basic customer service skills. Overall, it doesn’t create a very welcoming atmosphere, hence we wouldn’t return.

Lovely little café by the beach and cycle path. The coffee is also superb!

Exceptionally rude staff. Dreadful hygiene as well (e.g. female member of staff eating behind the counter and male member of staff picking his nose!). Strong recommend avoiding this place.

Very fresh produce, coffee was amazing, although first thoughts a little expensive, I can honestly say well worth it the salad box was bursting and all freshly prepared.

Service friendly, ample seating, good decor, food looked decent. But the coffee was a disgrace, had to pour it away

Staff were great, but I had stale bread on a pre-made sandwich, and ham and cheese toasties were slimy. Milkshake was sickly with how rich it was, wouldn't recommend for anyone

Delicious bacon and egg bap. Easy access, great location and friendly staff.

Do not waste your money. I ordered a chicken kebab and chips. Totally dry no salad no sauce , bland and no fork provided. My husband had a donar kebab, no sauce, no salad. One of the worst meals and cost £ 19.. it's not even worth one star.

I had lunch in Delight pizza & Kebab Restaurant with my friends & I have some points: - Normal taste food - good clean restaurant - Chairs fixed on the ground (can’t moved) - Fair price I give an Average because this restaurant can be better if they add some helpful tips and care more about the food taste

Literally got yelled at on the phone and hung up on. After they delivered 30£ of the wrong food, xox there food is never good anyway was just the last place open. But no point coz I’m now 30£ w food I’m allergic to ahahha. Rude people. Seems from other reviews no ones exacly fond of them.

I have no idea why people hate this restaurant because the price doesn’t matter it’s about taste and the people there were very nice and keep in mind that’s it’s a rising business so please think when you give a one star review

I live in the villiage and have used Pizza Delight for 11 years tonight’s food a chefs special £24 cold when delivered it was unappetising and the meat was dry as if it had been sitting around ages very dissapointed this used to do great kebabs but sadly has gone down in my estimation

Bland, absolutely tasless chicken. Worst chicken kebab I've ever had..total waste of time and money

Just communication errors. They barely speak English. Ordered a pepperoni pizza online, I got home to find it has mushrooms and peppers on it, phoned, they kept asking if I was ordering a pizza not replacing. Definitely won't be going here again.

Lovely little takeaway bakery in Tenby. Tried the Pembrokeshire Pasty - savoury lamb, red currants and rosemary in a light puff pastry. It's unusual as I haven't found this anywhere else, which added to the taste. It was quality and served hot unlike many other places.

Solid pastry and really quick service. Great way to get a quick and warm lunch in the middle of a cool and rainy day.

Really nice pasty and pie shop 😍 The woman behind serving was very sweet and quick with our order. From walking into the shop, ordering and getting our food, was less than 5min easily. 💯% will go again. It's close to the beach, so get a pasty or pie and head down to enjoy with a view ⛱️🌞

Fantastic place to grab some lunch and a quick bite to eat. Plenty of pastries to choose from. I had a normal Sausage for lunch just walking around Tenby and eating. I also bought the Cheese Pork Roll and a Potato Curry Pasty which I took home to cook in the oven and still tastes fantastic.

Visited on our week away and bought the Pembrokeshire Pasty and Tenby Treat as we were keen to try a puff pastry pasty. Both were amazing, the best pasties we've ever had!! The staff were very friendly and we were made to feel very welcome. We will definitely back!

Absolutely fernominal bakery, the most delicious pasties you will ever taste, there nothing comparable to this bakery. The staff are friendly and all the food is fresh and hot. Perfect of your holiday outing in Tenby or just passing by. It's worth the trip.

Fantastic local pasty shop in the middle of Tenby. Can't get better than this when it comes to a pasty shop. - Delicious selection of pasties, rolls, and pies with a few more unique options you wouldn't find elsewhere. - Some great vegetarian options and a vegan option. - Great value in terms of price and portion size. - Also serves delicious hot or iced coffee.

This was our second visit and still as good. We were very lucky with seeing some of the animals especially our favourite the Red Panda wandering around rather than asleep in the tree. The park is well laid out enough to see and do for a good few hours. A good selection of animals. Some more active than others. Feeding the wallabies is always fun. We managed to watch the feeding of the tigers with some interesting information on them too. Food and drink were reasonably priced. Milkshakes were very yummy. Some areas could do with a quick paint and some maintenance but nothing to major and nothing that spoils the visit. Would definitely go back for a third time and highly recommended, if in the area

Can't talk highly about the MWP. As a family of 4 we were super impressed with the accessibility of getting to see all the varied wildlife here, petting rabbits and feeding wallabies was something my 5 year old and 1.5 year old found to be magical. The indoor soft play area is great when everyone is tired of walking especially if it rains. The staff are very friendly and the place is informative for young children and probably in my top 3 wildlife places I've been to in the UK. My only criticism was that the food in the cafe wasn't very good quality for the price you pay and we would bring our own food if we came back again. I met the owner Anna Ryder Richardson in the cafe who was lovely.

Had a lovely time. There aren't so many animals as some places, but it was great as we got to see all of them. All the animals have large enclosures, some of which you can walk through. There were educational talks happening throughout the day and plenty of places to sit and have a picnic and a lovely cafe for drinks and food. The large domes are great for children, with bouncy, castles, slides, etc.. But the best part was feeding the Wallabies. They are so cute!

Loved this wildlife park. Been to lots of different ones but this one is totally unique. There are lots of walk throughs so you are in with the animals. Myself and my daughter really enjoyed feeding the wallabies being in with the lemurs as they ran around chasing each other. Not a massive park but they have an indoor soft play area and a sand park and a new slide outdoor park which is very tall. Would return again.

Manor Wildlife Park is an absolute gem of a day out. The enclosures are spacious and natural, and you can tell the animals are truly cared for. The walkthrough areas are magical – getting up close to lemurs, wallabies and giant rabbits is unforgettable for kids and adults alike. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and passionate about conservation, and it shows in every detail. The play areas and café make it easy to spend a whole day here, and the setting is simply beautiful. A perfect mix of fun, learning and wonder for the whole family.

Love love Manor Park, come here all the time no matter the weather always something good to see, never disappointed even after coming here for nearly 2 years every month, still not board and the animals are fab, such characters and so well loved and cared for, the staff are equally the same! (Makes me want to get a job there 😁) well done guys you should be super proud of yourselves, see you soon 🥳

Great place to visit and a nice open park. With some animals having free roaming space. I also had a tiger feeding experience which was great and keeper was very helpful and tried to get all the tigers involved but 1 was ignoring us. Not crowded. And a very peaceful day. My only negative was that the maps have not been updated as there were a couple of exhibits that had been removed to develop space for more animals.

I recently took part in the Heatherton Challenge with a group of colleagues for our annual away day. We had Ceri leading our group for the day, and what can I say....what a laugh and a great experience! Ceri was full of good humour and led our group really well, we all enjoyed the activities and had an amazing day out. I'd never been before, the range of activities on offer hopefully caters for most people, but we'll worth a visit and for any businesses looking for a team building day out, I would highly recommend this. Thank you very much for a great day out!

The place is a good idea for a family day out. We went as a party of one 6 year old, two teenagers, parents and a dog. There was something for everyone. The prices are a bit steep at times - especially for food, snacks and drinks which would normally take a one star down for my review, but the customer service was absolutely awesome which takes the place back to 5/5. Our 6 year old went on treetop junior experience and was very afraid at the begining. The instructor, Rhodri, was brilliant, making her laugh, encouraging and cheering when she was making progress. It is so heartwarming to see somebody who is made for a job they are doing. All the remaining staff were also very helpful and friendly. Good service like that can make every experience so much better.

Expensive but good day out. Spent over 100 quid on 40 credits, honestly it was that busy we struggled to spend them as the queues were so big. We were going to finish off our last credits on the mini golf but we're told they're that many people on there and that many people waiting that we won't get on before they shut. We queued for an hour just to do the zip line. However kids did thoughly enjoy the activities we did. Especially the archery at 1 credit we got 12 arrows each 6 practice and 6 'for real'

Splendid day out for kids. Staff lovely. Decent amount of time on each activity. Racing cars and zip wire big hit. Quite,expensive if older kids enjoy racing cars and zip wire.

An afternoon with plenty to do for the little people. We used up credits from previous visit (within 6 months) and had a thoroughly great time. The zip wire is a firm favourite and this time we added the laser clay shooting, grat fun!

Loved the range of activities but queues were a bit longer than I was expecting - up to an hour for some activities. I love the credit system for paying for activities but I found buying them online before we went was a bit trickier than it needed to be. The website could be easier to use. A great family day out though with lots to do. Would definitely go back.

A great family day out for kids and adults alike. Book online for better value. I love that it's free to enter, and then you only pay for the activities you want to do. As a family of 3, we had loads of fun with the many activities available here. We did a round of crazy golf, walk on water, bumper boats, and many more. There are plenty of places to eat, we ate in the main restaurant which was good and while we waited our daughter played in the soft play. There is a huge car park on site.

Absolutely fantastic here. The food was really good, the staff were friendly and helpful and made sure we all had everything we need. We rang up last minute with a booking for 9 people late on and even though we ran over the closing time they still put so much effort into the food and we didnt feel rushed, they were helpful towards allergens too. Were on holiday and not from round here so we had to recommend and leave a review and we wish this was closer to home the place is amazing.

Wow, amazing food, could not fault it at all, had a very nice welcome. Dog friendly (and Even provided water and a free sausage for the dog - has dog friendly tables to inform the staff ahead when booking) has very mice decor, a beautiful rock garden outside. Also had plenty of outdoor seating and a beer garden. Very nice peaceful place Food was amazing. Had the pork tare tare, malaysian laksa and thai green curry. The thai green curry was the best I've ever tasted. The pork tare rare was so crispy and tender and the sauce that came with it was really tasty (but wish they provided a bit more of the sauce), and the presentation of the vegetables on the plate was very nice. Super friendly staff. A real gem in Pembrokeshire! Also had the sambal tiger prawns and the chicken marmalade starter. Really good portions and taste and authentic.

Top class service from the staff! Food was outstanding!! Do not give the desserts a miss, delicious!!

Came here today for afternoon tea. Member of staff who served us was very friendly and helpful. Food tasted delicious and there was a lovely atmosphere. Would definitely come here again

Met the manager great guy, staff were super friendly and the food was literally amazing. I couldn't fault it and will be going again. The cocktail Sake Sangria is a must try.

Fantastic birthday meal. Food, service and ambience were outstanding. A varied menu with something for everyone, highly recommended.

Fabulous food and service. Can't wait to return for one of the acoustic nights and maybe afternoon tea!!

Lovely beach, nice sand, plenty of places to explore when the tide is out and clean water. Toilets are 40p behind the beach, so bear that in mind. Very photogenic location and when the tide is out you can walk the beach for miles in either direction.

Clean sandy beach, with toilets nearby and clearly labeled signs for safety. Was decent empty the day I was here, due to the wind and occasional rain. A few visitors with dogs taking in the views. Beautiful location and surrounded by cliffs and gardens all around.

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This beach in Tenby hasn’t changed in years and I mean this in a positive way. The character and charm of this Welsh town continues to please anyone who visits it. The beach was super clean and even had a life guard ensuring everyone was safe. If the weather is on side, you can imagine being in the Mediterranean - but it’s wales so a little imagination is needed sometimes 😁 Well worth a visit!

A simply beautiful beach! Beautiful sand like silk. There is a nice cafe next to the beach with a beautiful sea view.

Lovely clean beach with sand and rocky area, public toilets 40p (cash or card) with a nice cafe serving ice creams, drinks and food

Some fantastic views at this part of the beach. Always worth visiting if you are in Tenby, even in the rain it is a nice sight to behold. Signs are around the place for Safety reasons. Good part of the beach to relax for a bit and to take dogs for a run/play.

Fantastic Tudor house, there are lots of information boards throughout the house. The house is very interesting and the small garden at the rear is very nice. There is no parking available onsite and there is no toilet. I would recommend visiting if you are passing through the town. The views out towards the harbour is amazing. It’s nice to have a glimpse of the past, the stonework on the outside of the house is beautiful.

This small National Trust merchants house circa 1500 is looked after by some extraordinary volunteers. That if you don't tap into there knowledge you will miss out on so much and certainly won't get half as much out of it. Its a fascinating building with a fascinating history. Give it your support and time of day

Small but worth a quick visit to get a feeling of how Tudor Merchants may have lived. Staff were really friendly and helped to make the experience giving extra information on the contents. Had a number of traditional games which were fun to try.

Great little place to vist but has limited place we had keep coming back to see if we could get in but was well worth a look staff had great local history 👍

Went to Tenby last week to the Merchants House. I was so upset that I couldn’t access the upper floors because of a medical problem. HOWEVER I would so much like to thank the guide on the day my husband and I went as he was amazing. He did his ‘talk’ at the top of the stairs so I didn’t miss out. He was clear, consise and so considerate to my needs. He was interesting and informative. Absolutely brilliant. Just wish I knew his name. Thank you so much.

Visited the house on a rainy day and there was a queue as expected. Really cute setup inside and lots to read and learn. Highly recommend talking to the staff because they told insightful stories.

Great if you're into Tudor history, but lacking a deeper narrative/story. They don't know much about who lived there. Basically just three rooms to look at. Guides did their best to explain what each room was used for and how people lived. A few games for kids. Won't be much new for anyone that has visited similar properties. The place was full on a rainy day so we had to wait a few minutes for someone to leave before we could enter.

Absolutely stunning location with great views. We had a lovely warm welcome on arrival and had a brilliant stay. Facilities are superb with everything you need to hand. The site is about a 35 min walk to Saundersfoot. It's doable but you'll work up a sweat if you're not fit. A slightly longer walk the other way takes you to Tenby but we saved that for our next visit. I cannot recommend a visit here enough, you'll not be disappointed.

Amazing clean campsite on a farm. The children enjoyed seeing the animals and visiting the local beaches down some of the coastal patches. Toilets and shower blocks are very clean. Only deducting a star as the site is an open field and so there’s no real shielding from strong winds and no power supply.

1st time going there,parked caravan up,with a fantastic views out to sea,and looking over to Pendine and Saundersfoot. Very clean site,and very friendly staff. Little shop ,clean toilet block,and right smack bang,on the Pembrokeshire coastal path. We had fantastic weather. Would I recommend for a touring van,if you want peace and quiet and love walking this is it . Would we go again most definitely. It's a working farm.

This campsite is a gem. We stayed 2 nights because of the far reaching views over the sea. Helpful, friendly staff and clean facilities. Next to beautiful coastal path to Tenby and not to forget the skylark singing in the meadow. Would highly recommend 👌

We had a pitch overlooking the sea (which was windy) but worth the extra cost for the view! Lots of clean facilities at the far end of the camping field, one shower and 2 toilets for caravans and campervans which was nearer. Worth noting the single shower had unlimited hot water where the larger shower block had "timed" water meaning you had to keep pushing the button. There is a handy shop for limited basics and we had a tasty meal at the pop up cafe. The surroundings and facilities were well maintained with some locked up in the evening. Strict dogs on lead policy but plenty of walks leading from the campsite.

Great camping location we stayed on monkstone field with breathtaking views across the sea. Toilets and showers around site. Lovely walks through wildflower meadows. Great to see the farm with livestock and a very friendly bull.

We both absolutely loved our camping experience. We experienced the worst and this place was the literally the best. Cleanest facilities ever. Pub quiz and raffle and bbq raising money for local children's playgroup. Had an amazing night. Fun all round. Trevayne farm is positioned perfectly to get to amazing surrounding areas and beaches with the local taxis. We used wills taxis that doubled up as tour guide and driving comedian. 4 days was clearly not enough. So can't wait for next year. Thanks guys xxxxxx

We’ve been visiting Saundersfoot for years but had never tried The Stone Crab — until this year, when we finally managed to get a table. We were really excited. The service was good overall, though one younger waitress came across as a bit grumpy and not very friendly. Thankfully, the other waitress — the owner’s daughter — was warm, welcoming, and funny, which quickly lifted the mood. The food was fantastic: full of flavour and beautifully presented. We had the lunchtime seafood platters, and every item was fresh and delicious. The price was reasonable given the quality of the food. Overall, it’s well worth a visit if you’re after fresh, flavour-packed seafood.

We had a fantastic dinner at the Stone Crab on Friday night. Seafood heaven! We started with oysters, which were delicious, followed by the seafood sharing platter for our main - it was enormous- so generous! Mussels, red mullet, prawns, scallops and sea bream- with half a lobster and a huge portion of chips. Fish and shellfish were cooked perfectly. We had an Irish coffee and a Tia Maria coffee to finish (like dessert in a mug!). Staff were warm and welcoming and were so proud of the food! The Stone Crab is a real gem!

The food was superb. We had the lobster and my in-laws had the seafood platter, excellent food and presentation. I would also add there were lots of Gluten Free options. The meal was completely let down by the service. One of the servers was very abrupt, rude and all round gave the impression that they didn’t want you there. Made ordering your food feel like you were in a military exam and there was more personality in the lobster I had for lunch. Once we didn’t have to interact with them, we were able to enjoy our meal.

I absolutely loved our evening here. The food was tasty. The staff were so friendly, accommodating, and welcoming. The atmosphere really made the evening. It had a lovely, relaxed vibe. If I was really critical, the lobster was overcooked, and the samphire in the white wine sauce was a bit hard and twiggy in places, which made me keep checking for bones in my cod keiv. However, for context, there were no bones in my kiev. I would definitely return. We had a fabulous time.

We booked a table at The Stone Crab a month and a half in advance and were really looking forward to it after seeing all the photos on social media. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t quite match the expectation. The welcome on arrival wasn’t the friendliest, and although the starters and sharing platter and puddings were good, we were told with only 10 minutes left that if we wanted to order pudding we needed to be quick as they needed the table back as it had been rebooked. This was the first time we were told of a time limit. The waitress’s manner came across as quite abrupt which made the end of the meal feel rushed and uncomfortable. Overall, the food was good, but the service really put a damper on what could have been an enjoyable evening.

Dinner for 4. Mother and daughter shared the seafood platter (£75), while husband and son-in-law had the Goan seafood curry (£25 each). We also had calamari and paprika prawns starters: both were exceptionally good. Outstandingly good food, beautifully presented and thoroughly enjoyed. Plus a few Peroni and Moretti beers and two glasses of white wine for the ladies. The total bill was just under £200, but in view of the quality and quantity of the food: £50 each was great value. Will definitely come again....... time to start saving on my pocket money.

9 of us went out for a family meal, and we all thoroughly enjoyed our food. The Mackerel pate was a particular favourite of the group. We also ordered sharer platters, Hake off the specials board, Cod loin and even a steak which was cooked exactly to order. Make sure you leave room for dessert too as there's a good selection to choose from and they're all really yummy. Lily and her staff are very attentive, fun and friendly We had a lovely evening, thank you.

Explore the sand here as my son heard this place is famous for crabbing , very nice and long beach however the accessible will be limited when the tide rise, a bit disappointed that “no crabbing/fishing “was marked around the marina the rocks near the south beach is very impressive there would be fossil somewhere definitely

Lovely big beach, if you can get a holiday cottage and be lucky enough for it to back onto this delightful shoreline you're in for a real treat. It's clean and a nice length to walk along

I visited this place today. I really love it. The sound of the waves was so calming. The sand was clean, and the view of the ocean was absolutely beautiful. Peaceful, relaxing, and just what I needed.

We love this beach :) clean , beautiful and perfect for all the family The Glen beach side is dog friendly and the one side is not ( during certain times of the year from may to sept i think ) The sand is perfect for sandcastles and is super soft. The life guards on it ( please check times ) . Everything is really close. Good big carpark close to the beach. Fish and chip shop close by , lots of cafes close by , beach shops near by and a really good gift shop by Phillys cafe which sells everything you need for the beach ( one of the best ive found ) The crabbing area is just a short way from the beach too ⛱️ Everything is really accessible , public toilets are well maintained and close by.

A beautiful bay, was sheltered with soft sand and plenty of space, beautiful walks surrounding and an amazing paddle board/ water sports area in Coppet Hall to rent equipment to explore the water. Highly recommend paddle board lessons with 'Good Trails' to explore the beautiful coastline! Nice amenities nearby

Beautiful beach with parking but if you want to get close to the beach get there early. Lovely harbour too and there's a good choice of cafes and pubs. Toilets are available. You can take your dog onto copper hall beach which is a short walk through the tunnel or go past the harbour and there is a lovely dog freindly beach there, ( check the tide times if you want a longer walk)

Walked here from a free car park in Wiseman's bridge. A nice walk. The beach was clean, sandy and not too busy. The sea was fairly rough and had a nice swim. I had a nice gluten tuna mayo sandwich which was delicious. Would recommend a visit.

Had to wait for a staff member to attend the bar to place our order (I was contemplating going elsewhere) however she was pleasant when she arrived. The food was well worth the wait!! Generous portions, well cooked & tasty. I would visit here again (& hope for a bit better service) Parking nearby which is free after 7pm.

Staff friendly and service was quick . Abit on the experience side but there are not many pubs in Tenby. Gets busy on and off when l was there but a lovely place to sit and have a drink bite to eat after a day out.

Decent seaside pub offering fairly decent priced food and drinks. There is a large beer garden overlooking the harbour. We were there on a Sunday afternoon and there was live music outside in the beer garden. Service was pretty quick only downside was they didn't serve hot drinks.

Every other place in Saundersfoot seems shocked when you enquire about food. Even coffee seems alarming. ‘It’s … eh… 4pm. We close the coffee machines at 3’. The captain took food orders until 9pm and it was greatly appreciated. Food and service was great.

We dined here last year with friends and then found the place buzzing and the service and food was really good. We decided to go again this year for our first night, but the food was not as good and the service was OK. The barman gave good advice regarding the types of beer available; what I found odd was when the card machine was presented and prior to payment, the customer is invited to add a tip, or a choice of varying levels of percentages for a service charge or simply a 'No Thanks.' I opted for the latter because at this point only my order was taken and two drinks were served. That changed my perception after that, as I went back to the table feeling deflated, because I felt they just want just my money. We won't be going back!

Good Gluten Free choice. Large portions and delicious food. Stopped by on the off chance when it was raining. Friendly helpful staff and highly recommend food.

Great food and service. Almost empty when we ate, hence the lower mark for atmosphere but nice decor and friendly pub

It's known for being a sea food restaurant, especially as the fish etc is locally caught and cooked. Because of this its not cheap. But we'll worth the visit. I happen to not like fish, but I had smothered chicken and sweet potato gets. I have never tasted chicken as nice anywhere else. It was fabulous. The views are incredible, looking right over the sea. On the day we went there the weather was superb. I would recommend this restaurant for any occasion.

Rated 5 stars last year - Great views to be enjoyed if you are luck to get a good enough seat. Priced in their favour because of its location. The food was nice - halloumi and pesto burger was great and we now make it at home. 2 stars as end of June 2019 - came here again for lunch but staff member was awkward. Apparantly its not possible to do kids portions as dividing a meal in half and charging half is not possible??? So we had to pay £14.95 for a meal for each child. Wanting to make the best of our last day in saundersfoot with a gorgeous view we ordered the fish platter as a treat. The photo is of the meal costing £37.95 plus an extra £1 upgrade for sweet potato fries and an exta £1 for the cheesey garlic potatoes. This is a sharing platter for 2 and compared to the other fish places we ate at was pretty poor in price vs quantity AND quality of the food. Good thing they were only willing to sell adult portions to the kids. The manager apologised in broken english (not a local) but we won't be back next year.

Really friendly staff, great food with views across the beach and harbour.

Amazing food well worth a visit! Stunning views of saundersfoot beach.

Good looking burger & nice fresh fish! Missing a little bit of atmosphere but it is winter.

Awesome food, great views. Bit pricey! 2 adults 1 child, fish and chips, 2 drinks £50

Lovely place amazing tasty food I'm gonna return there for sure

These baguettes are awesome, light and fluffy inside and crusty outside, perfect for lunch. They are about £2 each. I saved one for the next day but it did go hard and wasn’t as tasty so would only recommend eating it on the day you purchase it.

Good range of cakes went back the next day and the chocolate brownie and cookie were delicious ! Bread looked very good. They also had salads in the cold display . Sad to see bought in croissants and pain au chocolats.

Take away only. Great bread and cakes. They have tiny mini version a few doors up but in all honesty it’s too small with only a few seats. Would be better off losing this one and opening one with more seating elsewhere in Tenby. If I was sat inside I’m sure I would spend more as the food was very good

Loafley never disappoints. The fresh bread is amazing, as is the selection of cakes, savory snacks and treats. I even purchased some very unique greeting cards whilst I was there. Finally, if their sausage rolls are not the best in the UK, then I'll eat my shorts! Cheaper national chain bakeries are available, but I'd rather pay a bit more for something much tastier.

Stopped off here for late morning drinks. The coffee was well made and good and strong, although you can request a weaker one if you wish. The cakes were very tasty and well made. There are only a couple of tables out in the back courtyard so spaces are limited. There is a selection of breads and other lovely items for sale too. Worth stopping by for a visit.

Amazing little shop. Great service, great bread and lovely Welsh produce. The Welsh cakes smell insane too and looked very popular.

Great bakeries, coffee and epic sandwiches!!! we took vegetarian with beetroot and Feta and vegan with falafel. Charming garden to sit and relax. Will definitely come back! Very good chocolate babka

Private dining area to celebrate my mother’s birthday. Fantastic food and views. Service was absolutely top level. We had Sandy assigned to look after us and he was the best I’ve experienced. Super-attentive, helpful and professional- such an asset.

My girlfriend and I had booked this hotel to support my girlfriend‘s son running in the ironman over this particular weekend. This hotel far exceeded our expectations and in particular, the Spa is spectacular. You will not find a Jacuzzi or a pool with a better view in England. Jane was so kind and welcoming on the Spa reception and looked after us as she showed us around and explained the joys of this heavenly place. Can’t thank you enough, Jane and all the staff at the hotel for such a special and happy weekend. Will definitely visit again.

Fantastic spa visit. Visited the spa pools and had a treatment - there for 4 hours. Lovely spa; facilities were great. Pool was also lovely facing the bay. Treatment was wonderful - super relaxing and nice way to end the trip. Used the shower rooms at the end - would suggest these could do with a little upgrade; and checking to make sure toiletries were stocked - but aside from that everything was great - nice visit. Thank you.

Came for the restaurant, excellent food, but above all was the service. Sandy was incredible, he was incredibly welcoming and made us feel right at home. He also had incredible knowledge of the menu. We will definitely be coming back for the service alone, Sandy and the team are incredible. Most definitely recommend.

Had a lovely lunch at St Bride’s hotel terrace restaurant. The food and drinks were amazing. Special thanks to Sandy and Jesse for their amazing hospitality and making us feel well taken care of. They really looked after us. All the drinks were particularly nice. We looking forward to coming back!

Went here for the spa and we kind of expected more… we were told we had 2 hours to use the facilities, to then be told we had to get out half an hour earlier to get ready for our lunch and then we were told to get changed and someone would come and collect us to show us around, we waited for 15 minutes and no one came for us so we decided to find it for ourselves. We went to get a cup of tea, only dirty mugs on the side and no milk… we then had the afternoon tea and we were kind of disappointed with the selection. The staff were friendly and the spa facilities were clean and enjoyable but probably not worth the money that they charge.

We recently returned from a three night break at the St Brides Hotel. This isn't our first visit to the hotel, we've enjoyed many holidays there over the past few years. The hotel's accomodation and staff professionalism were once again excellent especially from reception, room servicing and the personal dining experience we received. Well done to you all, see you soon! 👏👏

I have been coming every year here since it first opened and Chris ran it. Always great food until a few years back after he had sold it and the food and service wasn’t so good and we tried it a couple of times and decided not to go back. However recently my parents went here and said it was nice again and so we tried it this week. I am not sure if it’s been taken over again by new people as we don’t recognise any of the servers but the service was great and the food was lovely. My steak was a bit chewy but probably my fault as I like it quite rare, however taste was great and we all enjoyed the food and we will be back again! So all good and I would recommend it for great service and lovely food. Oh and those chips were like chip shop chips but thinner - different and lovely!

Amazing restaurant. The food was perfect - I had the Oz burger (highly recommended) and my partner as a vegetarian had the spinach and ricotta pasta. The portion sizes were incredibly generous, the flavours were sublime and the presentation was excellent; pricing was great for the quality and quantity of food. The atmosphere was great and the staff were so warm and friendly. I cannot give higher praise, do yourself a favour and visit :)

I was looking forward to eating here, as I've heard good things, but unfortunately we were really disappointed. Average food, which included a side salad and a large amount of fries. Some of my scampi was over cooked/rock hard and my husbands fish dish lacked flavour. We both came out feeling deflated, as we were looking forward to a tasty meal and something special, given the prices. That said, the staff were lovely and very friendly.

Great food, service and atmosphere. The food was delish!! The chips are thin homemade style chips and they are to die for!! The coleslaw also perfection!! My 2 x fussy girls ate every single bite of their food (very rare occurrence) one even said it was the best thing she’d eaten (cheesy chips) lol! The ladies serving us were sooooo nice 😊 and really helpful!! All round a lovely experience.

I used to have a fab review but I have been going here for years just went for my birthday and the service was appalling. Seated on time great stuff, left to review menu for 5 minutes then very young waitress (about 15) arrived she asked what would we like to drink. We placed our order and she went to leave I asked can I give you our food order? She said oh no you will have to wait there are several other people before you". I said what? I couldn't believe I heard that right, she repeated it. So we then waited 20 minutes for her to come back. She came back and then told me how I should have my skippy steak cooked. I said I had been going to this restaurant for years and the food has always been excellent. Her reply was "HA" I was just stunned. I said do what you like and he left. The food arrived and to be honest not up to the usual very high standards that we have loved about this little intimate restaurant. I am so saddened that I cannot recommend them anymore.

Brilliant restaurant massive portions of food was quite busy when we arrived sat inside very hot day so asked to go outside which was no problem lovely big decked garden really enjoyed great food and service highly recommend

Really lovely restaurant! The portions were generous, the food came out quickly, and everything was delicious. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the little touch of mints at the end was a nice surprise. Definitely recommend to anyone visiting, and we’ll certainly be returning!

Fantastic atmosphere. Only £5 per person + pottery you choose for painting. You can get lost completely in your design and spend few creative hours of painting.

Enjoyable experience. Only feedback is we felt the smaller pieces were a little disproportionately overpriced. £18 (plus paint fee) for an item that sits in the palm of your hand. Maybe that's because lots of people choose smaller items so they price them up? Still enjoyed though.

Had a really lovely experience in store- my son painting a lovely mug for me for father's day (he's 2) The lady in the shop was extremely friendly and helpful and ensured we had a good experience in there. Pottery was ready today (we visited Tuesday) and we're extremely pleased with it. A really great experience with friendly staff. Thank you!

This place is by far the highlight of my trip. The best thing to do, in Saundersfoot, Tenby or even the whole of Pembrokeshire! The family owned pottery studio and staff were fantastic, they even stayed open later than usual to allow us to finish. The prices were great, and being able to have it posted to us is fantastic, since our trip was short! Overall 10/10

Had a great time at the pottery whilst we were there in Saundersfoot on holiday. Very cozy place. Arranged to collect the pots on the last day of the holiday (at a certain time), but found the place closed instead. And despite calling many times after, and leaving many answer machine messages (as well as contacting on facebook) to try to arrange delivery of the pots, we have never heard back from the staff. This has totally ruined the memories of visiting

such a lovely little place! four of us booked pottery and we really enjoyed it😊 staff were super friendly and the pottery was reasonably priced too. there was an issue with one of our items, where it had cracked slightly in the kiln. but the staff provided a full refund and a voucher for another pottery session, which was very kind! will definitely be returning! a little gem in the middle of Saundersfoot😊

My hubby and I loved painting our Welsh dragons, it was like stepping out of reality and losing yourself in the painting. Emilia was very helpful and so lovely, thank you for making our anniversary different and nice 👍

Love love love this shop!! Gorgous bespoke handmade pottery by Richard who is such a lovely man. I adore my little aztec design pot and spoon so much im using it myself as a salt holder 👍😍#anniversarypresent xx

It's not possible to visit the gallery right now but do check out the website. Beautiful ceramics inspired by the welsh coast where Richard Prentice lives & works.

New museum in Saundersfoot offering fascinating information about the area. A ticket will also give you access to the Schooner a short walk away. Interactive and family friendly, there were a few surprises about the area we never would have known.

The Welcome & Heritage Centre at Saundersfoot is just fantastic. We wish all the staff a wonderful Christmas. Thank you for being so friendly and helpful. Merry Christmas.

A very welcoming small mining museum in the middle of Saundersfoot.The young person in charge that day was working alone but was able to show us and an other small party around the wooden schooner which was 2 minutes away.We were able to go on the deck and have good sea views.Very reasonably priced for about an hour’s entertainment.Thank you Felicity.

Very interesting and informative museum on mining in the area. Staff couldn’t have been anymore helpful, very reasonably priced, plus we could visit a schooner as well.

Brilliant addition to Saundersfoot harbour, well informed friendly staff - great to learn about its mining heritage and global context. Well worth a visit

Excellent days fishing. My son caught an 8lb sea bass. He was so happy. Stuart was a great skipper; very knowledgeable and patient sorting out the inevitable line tangles. Highly recommend this company.

Another incredible day out with Stu on the Ebony May. As a dedicated and professional charter skipper, Stu never fails to find you the fish if they are in the waters around the coastline. Rarely have I found someone who goes to such lengths, using expensive fuel and time, to find good fishing rather than sit on anchor fishing old mackerel strips for dogfish. Without a doubt in over 45 years of fishing, Stu has always taken me on my best bass fishing trips. An exceptional skipper, thank you.

Just enjoyed yet another brilliant days fishing with Stuart onboard Ebony May. As always the level of service was first class and we caught plenty of fish. 10/10 Stuart, see you in October for hopefully another excellent trip. Date of trip 28th Sept 2024

Had a really great afternoon on this boat. Equipment is better than a lot of these quick mackerel trips and the skipper know his bay well and kept moving us to hit fish. Had a good little catch and no one blanked. Fish was split and 2 hours after been caught they where on the plate and very tasty they where too. Great little trip will deffo do again.

Amazing day out with Stuart who managed to deal with a bunch of well-worn seafarers and give us a great days fishing. Stuart had some great stories to tell, not all about fishing, and we had a super day, thank you. Plus bit of drama at the end helping the RNLI rescue a drifting paddle boarder!

Fab 2 hr trip , beautiful boat which is pretty quick for it's size so you waste no time getting out to where the fish are. The skipper has a radar that tells him where the fish are so pretty much guaranteed to have a good catch . A must-do if youre in the area and worth travelling for !

Wife booked a full days sea fishing for my 50th with my youngest son Harry. Stuart and Gareth were fantastic hosts. Couldnt ask for better. Although half my day was marred by sea sickness Harry thouroughly enjoyed the day. Thanks chaps and all the guys on this trip that were friendly and most helpful as it was our first time. 14.07.2022

The Cliff advertises itself as a fine dining venue. The dishes attempted to replicate a fine dining experience, however, the main dishes let this experience down. The steak dish on the menu was akin to a Tesco Express steak for £5-£7 slapped on the plate covered in an albeit nice tasting gravy alongside other nicely presented reductions. To add, the other main was a let down, with the halibut placed in overcooked white beans. As such the experience was a complete let down. This is not fine dining. Offered a £10 discount for the steak. Nice view of Saundersfoot however!

Yes St. Brides is a nice place to have a meal 🙂

Love this restaurant, staff and food all fabulous.

Lovely little Cafe! In my personal opinion, this cafe is far more wholesome than Periwinkle which is just around the corner. The food was nice! Maybe not the absolute best quality but certainly very nice and we also thought the portions sizes were a good and large in size. I ordered a REGULAR hot chocolate with extras and it is one of the most amazing hot chocolate’s I’ve tasted. Would recommend! However, the cafe does get busy quite quickly.

This cafe has a true community feel. Well attended, excellent grub, well priced and welcoming. A proper diamond. Had already snaffled the beans before taking the picture!! Top quality bacon, sausage and black pudding.

What more can I say! Lovely people to chat to and considering the cafe is pretty much always busy, our two small vegetarian breakfasts came out pretty quick. Great tasting flat whites as well. No extra charge for oat milk which is a bonus. We also reserved our tables which not alot of cafes do but it was nice that the table was ready for us. I will definitely be popping back here again on my next visit! I felt the prices were reasonable and they had some delicious cakes at the front!

Visited this place on a damp winter's midweek morning. Between us we ordered a scrambled egg on toast and a full ('big') breakfast, asking for the vegetarian version. The whole experience was an absolute pleasure, from the friendly service, excellent food and value for money. Add to this that everything is and feels very clean and the ambience is nice and inviting. We will be back, this place deserves support.

I visited here with my partner, our son and our dog (it's definitely dog friendly as they loved him and made a fuss!). The atmosphere was lovely. All staff were extremely friendly. The food was delicious - I had the Spinach, Ricotta & Sun dried Tomato panini. It was really nice! There was a lovey selection of delicious deserts available to choose from too! We'll definitely be back soon!

Lovely little place, food fresh & delicious, welcoming staff. Can't wait to return! Fair prices for a family of 4.

friendly service at this café. The food was delicious with generous portions, and prices were very reasonable. Perfect location and atmosphere. It gets busy quickly, which speaks to its popularity. Definitely coming back!

Excellent meal at The Boat House, lovely staff. Every steak was cooked to perfection. Plenty of food, piping hot and great service. Shout out to Becky who took fabulous photos for us. Great night, would definitely recommend xx

Had an early evening meal with the hubby and wasn’t disappointed. Great menu choice, great service and great atmosphere. Will definitely be calling back. Portion sizes are good too. We didn’t have room for one of the delicious desserts unfortunately

Went here this evening and had the best meal out we’ve had in a long time - a lovely lovely holiday meal. I’m quite a fussy eater but the food could not have been any better, we all said how brilliant the food was and how well they catered to any requests. Will absolutely recommend and come back when in the area. Thank you SO much!

Place was near empty, lovely decor, shame the food didn't rise to the surroundings. Burger was 2 thin bland smash patties and wife's bloomer bread BLT was thin slices from a supermarket bought sliced loaf with very small bits of breaded limp chicken, in fact the coating was thicker than the chicken inside. When questioned the waiter insisted it was bloomer bread...shame should of got a picture. Has great reviews so was disappointing and not the cheapest in town.

First time in the boat house & I will most definitely be returning. Incredible food, great service & the atmosphere was lovely. Really enjoyed my experience.

We went today for an early evening meal… I have a severe dairy intolerance and my son is CMPA and egg intolerant. Quite the troublesome table!! Our waitress (and all the staff) were wonderfully helpful with options and risks of cross contaminations. So lovely to find staff who understand how hard it is to eat out with such issues (and not just throw purely vegan main meals at us) and made all the anxieties go away. Made our holiday meal out very special. The food was delicious and plentiful and even a vegan pudding that wasn’t just sorbet! Winning!! Thank you so much!

Highly recommend. We went here for my Dad's 60th on a busy bank holiday weekend. Excellent service from Matthew and his team, catering for a huge table for 22 of us and running smoothly from start to finish. The food was fantastic with good variety, pleasing everyone in the group. Great value and nice causal atmosphere. Looking forward to visiting again.

Us and our friends were split into 5 small groups of us on separate tables (2 family of 3 on a table of 4) (2 family of 4 on a table of 4) we had another small group waiting to come (family of 5) when they came in they got given a table for 4 (there is 5 of them) they asked to add a chair on and the staff said no and were extremely rude about it. But all together the food was nice

Me and my Family ate here while visiting Saundersfoot on Thursday Food was good quality and very nice I had the Harbwr Burger and my family had Fish and Chips and Scampi. We were all impressed by the food Very good value for money, plenty of choice on the menu and plenty of options at the bar for drinks

One of my all time favourite places. Food is incredible, staff are super friendly and prices are more than reasonable. Can't wait for my next visit!

Popped in here for lunch after walking around Saundersfoot. Seated along a wall table plenty of room big tables, nice vibe. Plenty of wood and copper. Dark and moody without being oppresive. Friendly staff. Menu was good varied choice of drinks and food. Between us we had the steak and Harbwr ale pie, signature burger, hanging skewer and crab salad. All the meals were fabulous, the pie was just lovely the steak just melted and the supplied gravy was really really good. The burger was fresh and delicious well cooked and chips were really good as well. The hanging skewer was well cooked, the rice was good and the flatbread nice. The crab salad was ok, I'm mean it's was nice but the salad was nothing you wouldn't throw together yourself at home. But there was plenty of crab served in the shell. Drinks were good and while not cheap were not terrible there were some deals. They serve Aspel cider which to be honest gets four of the stars on its own. Very nice lunch just under £100 for 4 meals and an Aspel, 2x gins and 1x coke it was nice and really good quality food. Would absolutely go again.

We have been visiting the Harbwr for a few years now after walking the dogs along the coast. Lovely dog friendly bar with great food. Staff are always helpful and friendly.

Stopped here on a whim. The lobster and crab salad were fantastic! My only regret is that I got the 1/2 lobster instead of the full. Staff was friendly and attentive

Really enjoyed our visit. Great dog friendly place and even had dog sausages for us. Food was decent and really large portion sizes.

Popped in for fish and chips and a couple of kids meals. The cod and chips was £14 and the portion of fish was huge and chips were plentiful. The batter on the fish was light and crispy and really tasty and the fish perfectly cooked. All in all 5 stars for that. The kids sausage and chips not so good. The sausages are the standard chippy affair, that suspicious pink goo that you just know has been made by blending up the worst parts of animals into a fluid mush. I suspect the plates the sausage is served on have a higher quality meat content. I'd recommend getting the chicken fillet nuggets or the fish chunks instead for kids. Service was superb, views are good and the place was very clean with a good atmosphere, so definitely worth a visit.

Nice food, fish was gorgeous, and portions were decent. I forgot to pick up my Tartar sauce I paid for and was gutted, but that was my fault. I think the price is very high and I'd like to see a mini fish and chips rather than the cod bites they have.

Went down to Saundersfoot and had food at this fish and chip shop yesterday. My family enjoyed in summertime so seemed like a good option for lunch. Wasn't happy with the behaviour of the guy serving at till. Asked if fish could be done extra crispy (wasn't an issue on previous visit) but he made a big deal about it when there weren't any people in queue behind me That would have been fine, not anissue if they can't, but he continued to call to the chef asking, clearly pulling some sort of face at a colleague who smiled/smirked. Then turned back asking if there was anything else I wanted madame? (Totally patronising older guy). I really wanted to say stick your food as I didn't like his manner at all. Really unnecessary and rude. I am not blind and can read peoples body language/behaviour. Won't go again anyway, regardless of the food being good. The star rating is absolutely because of staff only.

Just ok, chips dry, tartre sauce tasteless, fish mediocre. Nice place to sit and eat, perhaps the owners should rethink and aim to be the best rather than sit in middle. Overpriced.

Had doubts after initial greeting, due to not being dog friendly but food was amazing. I know it was only fish, but the batter was so light and tasty. Great portion size too. Surprised there was no litter bin on terrace or on pavement outside establishment, popped inside and no bin there either But otherwise a great meal.

Thought this place would be better than our usual choice, wrong. £37 for 4 meals and 4 drinks 3 of which were children's meals. Service is shocking, get your own cutlery and napkins. Plates come out quick, no finesse. £5.95 for kids fish chunk, which is half a standard fillet. 12.75 for adult fish, Chips were Luke warm. The half dozen or so that you do get. This was around 430pm on a Thursday. Not busy. Barely a scoop on each plate. Very disappointed. The fish was fresh batter crisp. Tables clean. But portion not acceptable for the price.

This spacious and well-organised traditional fish and chip shop enjoys an ideal location on the seafront in the charming seaside town of Saundersfoot. Conveniently, there is a large pay-and-display car park directly outside, making it easy to take a stroll and enjoy your meal, or you can choose to dine in, with plenty of tables available, as well as access to toilets. The staff were well-dressed and polite, though they lacked a personal touch, making the service feel somewhat robotic with little atmosphere. The shop was clean and tidy, and it appeared to be a popular choice among locals and visitors alike. The food was excellent, albeit slightly on the expensive side. The cod and chips, cooked in beef dripping, featured a generously sized and fresh piece of fish. The chips were thick and flavourful. The large battered sausage had an exceptionally crispy batter that was delicious without being greasy. The cod chunks lived up to their name, with thick, white fish encased in crispy beef-dripping-cooked batter. The tartare sauce was also notably tasty. See the full video review on The Chippy Tour YouTube channel Cooking in: Beef Dripping Hygiene Rating: 5 Cash or Card Fish Reviewed: Cod

Lovely little museum perched up on the cliff top, above the band stand. A small entrance fee which is actually a 12 month pass. This gallery punches way above its weight with an art collection which includes Gwen and Augustus John, Graham Sutherland and Eric Gill. Very pleasant and knowledgeable staff, be sure to visit

Brilliant museum. A lot of local history and painting done by Welsh artists. My favourite part was the section with mammoth teeth

We really enjoyed our visit, it's small but has some fascinating displays and videos on local history. My favourite was about the man who burried the bones of a baby elephant and claimed he had found mammoth bones in order to get some work.

Great little place - beautiful views and a brilliant exhibition from SPAF when we visited! Loved seeing a museum talking about Palestine, the art was gorgeous. Cute gift shop and very friendly staff 😍

a lovely little museum tucked away in tenby. didn’t realise it was paid entry but it wasn’t a bad price to support the place. went last month for my friend’s birthday to see the spaf collective exhibition. a gorgeous collection of quilts and other work mostly focused on palestine including the palestine/wales solidarity quilt. so happy the museum took a stance and hosted work like this. a very important exhibition that felt like it belonged there. the rest of the museum also included a nice amount of artefacts and interesting history related to tenby.

I adore this gem of an Art Gallery. After a gentle climb uphill you are rewarded with the best views and an exquisite collection of works by Gwen John, Nina Hamnett, Augustus John and Ray Howard Jones. In addition to this core collection the gallery regularly exhibits contemporary multi media works including photography, textiles and sculpture. The recent SPAF exhibition was a highlight - I was so impressed to see works eliciting conversations about global conflict, dispossession and occupation, with a focus on Palestine. So many cultural institutions are choosing commerce and silence over addressing this heinous moment in history. It’s never controversial to hold a mirror up to governmental complicity and warmongering, but many institutions fear to do so and are the weaker for it. And well curated inclusive space in addition to the more traditional museum artefacts. Be sure to check out every new exhibition. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable and the bookshop is ace.

This museum and gallery is an absolute jewel in Tenby. I loved the interview with Augustus John. What an old rascal! I wasn’t aware of Roald Dahl’s links to Tenby. My daughter and l loved his books. Or that Dylan Thomas spent time there. We had planned to go to Caldey Island but the weather was inclement. We were so pleased we went to the museum instead. The admission price is very reasonable. I could easily have spent another hour there but had to get back to our hotel for dinner. There’s also lots for children to do so all the family can enjoy the experience.

Great to see the large lifeboat close up, good shop, friendly staff, it's dog friendly

Whilst I was in Tenby, I popped into the station to pick up a station pin badge as I collect them. The staff at the station were very welcoming, they were knowledgeable and were happy to chat and answer questions. The staff in the stop were also very welcoming and helpful in helping me find what I was looking for. It was live to look at the original station on South Beach, then the predecessor to the current station that has been converted to residential use. The current station is of a similar layout to my local station in Swansea (Mumbles) with the same Tamar class lifeboat (Roy-Barker). It was a pleasure visiting another station and collecting another pin badge for the collection bringing my collection to six different station visits.

Worth a visit and at low tide you can walk under the launch.

Definitely worth stopping by to check out the real life lifeboat. It’s a lot bigger than I imagined. They even have launching times for visitors to see it in action. Nice shop inside too.

Can see the Lifeboat which is awesome. Some history dotted about which is interesting. Small shop with the usual souvenirs. Near to the harbour and lots of shops/cafes. Lovely area.

Amazing to be able to go inside and view the lifeboat, which is huge! Lots of information about the history of Tenby Lifeboat Station is posted around the viewing platform to help you understand and appreciate the history of the boat. We visited off season (late Oct) so unfortunately the shop wasn't open yet when we arrived, but we still felt it was worth the little walk over. A great stop if you're walking around the castle hill or just happen to be in Tenby.

Such a fascinating place and at certain times of the year you can go on a boat ride (calmer days obvious). RNLI have done a great job of education in here, with films to watch and lots of information posters. It is a working Lifeboat station, so don't expect an access all areas tour, but the Haydn Miller is very impressive.

I found it expensive for what it is £5 per adult. It was interesting but wasn't much to do.

St Catherine’s Island is one of Tenby’s most iconic landmarks — a small, rugged tidal island crowned by a striking 19th-century fort that seems to rise straight from the sea. Accessible only at low tide from Castle Beach, this little island holds a big sense of history, mystery, and adventure. If you’re thinking of visiting St Catherine’s Island in Tenby but feel nervous about heights, don’t worry — the short bridge that connects the island to the mainland at low tide is far less intimidating than it might look from a distance.The bridge is sturdy and well-maintained, built for safe public access when the island is open. It sits quite low above the sand and rocks, so you’re never suspended dramatically high over the sea

Expensive for what it is. I found it quite run down inside, work in progress signs up in a lot of areas. I think they could make more of it as an attraction. Would be good for a halloween event maybe. We all had a good explore though and had some nice views from the top. Bit of a climb up and quite slippery so be careful!

Access from the beach for a small price of £5 June 2022 a walk up some steep steps to the top ( carefully slippy) across a small bridge brings to to the top after a hill path. The views from top are amazing. Inside you can walk around even sit and watch a video all about the history of the Fort. Great to get a feel of how it was in the day.

Quite a climb on some uneven surface but handrails to help and slide show about history. Mainly to do for view as restoration is still very much a work in progress

Beautiful fort and lecture about it history and change over the years. Only 4 stars as only main hall is open and access to another parts of the island and fort is restricted. I hope to visit in near future and see the rest of it.

One of the most iconic landmarks in tenby caldey Island in the distance and St Catherines has decades of history only £5 for adults with a 30 minute video of the history of this fascinating place

Very interesting and unusual way to spend an evening. Andi was a very good story teller and funny. Got to learn things about places we had previously just walked past in the day. Well worth the money spent lasted around 2 hours. Have reserved a star for seeing a ghost on the next visit.

We did the ghost walk last night and absolutely loved it. The stories were the right kind of spooky for kids and Andi was really engaging and was the perfect host. Loved learning more about the history of Tenby. Our daughter has never been so determined to find a tiny window too. Can't wait to come back and do it again.

Loved Andi. His presentation was gripping, funny, ‘factual’ and a great way to spend the later evening. So many stories of superstitions and events around Tenby. Certainly a family outing. Catch him at St Catherine’s Island too - selling tickets and charming everyone. A must do event with a local curiosity. Much love. Peta.

We did the Tenby ghost walk last night with our Girls and Grandchildren. We all absolutely loved it. Andi was awesome with a mixture of ghost stories history and humour. Would definitely recommend it.

Brilliant experience and great value for money. Andy was a great host. Friendly, funny and he told the stories very well. Great way to have a wander around Tenby learning about the history of the place and be entertained by some spooky stories too. Highly recommended.

Booked on to ghost and all last minute as not sure was going so it as had been rainy day . Dry evening so went. So glad we did. Andy was superb. Very funny. Very informative and my son and about 5 other people in the group saw a ghost. A lady walking about in an upstairs window . Like a black shadow figure with swept back hair and disappeared into the wall. He hasn't stopped talking about it since. If get chance to do this walk ... Do it! You won't be disappointed. Thank you Andy !

Tenby Ghost walks with Andi was an amazing experience. Andi is a fantastic host and story teller with a wide knowledge of local history, local charictors, ledends and Ghosts!! Well worth the money and a very entertaining evening. I would definitely do this again!!! Thanks for a great night Andi

A beautiful and huge church in the heart of Tenby. Very bright and airy inside with lovely grounds as well

"I've heard great things about the community spirit in Tenby. It seems like a town where people genuinely look out for each other, and places like a church on the high street are often at the heart of that. They provide more than just a place to worship; they're hubs for connecting with others, for local events, and for offering support. Being part of a community like that, especially in a place as scenic as Tenby, can be a really enriching experience. It's about finding a sense of belonging and connecting with people who share your values. I'm sure you'll find a very warm welcome and a supportive group of people there."

It's almost the town Centre, seen from far, the bay, the beach, town, except from the folds in the ground like the railway station area, And in the evening the bells toll lively crowd gathers,loud chatters, shopping and food. Merriment all around. Rain and rainbow, sunshine and snow. The area is joy & happiness. Great place to be in. Spiritual & Joy.

Amazing concert, thanks to the Tenby Male voice choir.

My husband and I went to celebrate the Lord (April 14, 2024) only to hear what we both interpretated to be political sermon about Philistines and Israelites. Most upsetting considering the ongoing atrocities. We got up and left.

Church with long history (brochures available inside in various languages, including Polish) with some really nice features and very pretty details inside. Nothing extra ordinary but still worth a visit

A magnificent church in a very central location, stunning windows and plenty to explore. Plenty of parking nearby at a small cost.

Was at Tenby Market for their Christmas pop up shops. What an absolute Gem this cafe is! Fabulous service, great value as the prices are good and the food exceptional. Will go nowhere else when in Tenby that's for sure... delicious and friendly service 😋 👌 thank you!

A huge thank you to the Owner and staff at the market café - Bertie (my American bulldog) and I were both made so very welcome... exceptional service and a hearty breakfast, a steaming mug of tea, treats & fuss for the pup - warmth & kindness that meant alot. We arrived as strangers and parted as friends. 100% will be back!

What a hidden gem! Amazing vegan menu too. The food was delicious, the staff so friendly and there was even a treat for the dog! (She was very happy!). Would certainly go again and enjoy a fantastic lunch. Worth a visit!

Hard to find a cafe that does just simple and wholesome food at reasonable prices, but this is one that could escape notice situated in the rear of the market hall. Lovely lunch and generous mug of tea was most welcome as are the owners of dogs it appears.

What a fantastic find. I'm gluten free and we have a cockapoo puppy so to find somewhere that was gluten free and dog friendly was amazing. The owner was so accomodating and there was plenty of GF options on the menu. I had a gluten free crepe and there was a whole gluten free menu and a sausage and a bowl of water for our dog.

best vegan breakfast in tenby! friendly, accommodating service.

My family visited for lunch and we all had a wonderful welcome, especially our dog who was provided with a bowl of water, a complimentary sausage and a big fuss from the staff! The cafe serves a wide range of freshly cooked food using local top quality ingredients, including many seafood dishes. The food on offer is reasonably priced, compared with other venues into Tenby and I would not hesitate to recommended the cafe.

Had a great time at David’s glass blowing workshop. We learned plenty of new skills and came away with a bag of handmade items and matching necklaces! David is very friendly and knowledgeable and you can tell lots of thought has gone into the class. Would really recommend.

We had a top class experience at Gift of Glass experience. The 2 hour class was well paced, interesting and safe. David was an engaging and patient instructor. It was wonderful to have a taster of a new skill and to leave with lots of items that I'd created, which were beautifully boxed up. Thank you David and Lucy.

We attended the glass blowing experience as a birthday treat and it was simply amazing. We had a blast and I am still wearing the pendant my partner made. We also bought some lovely items from the shop which are just magical thank you. I used the glass straws on my wedding day. Heartily recommend 👌 xx

A really nice small, unique shop in the area with some really cool and interesting glass figures that have been handcrafted. You can even go on a small course where they show you how to mould your own glass figure and keep it for yourself

I had wanted to do this for some time after seeing Gift of glass at a Christmas fayre in Cardiff. I had the experience for my 60th birthday and I thoroughly enjoyed it. David was superb, calm and helpful and we came away with some amazing "first attempt" items. I would totally recommend Gift of glass and the whole experience and the not so grumpy glassblower David. Thank you so much.

Completely loved my session with David at Gift of Glass. He is calm and patient, yet makes it all so much fun. I actually managed to make some lovely items, so if he can get me to be able to make something then he's truly a gifted person 😁 Highly recommend the experience. Thank you 😊

We had a brilliant day celebrating a birthday by doing the glassblowing experience. We had an opportunity to try a few different glassblowing techniques and made some great souvenirs to bring home with us! David was an excellent and patient teacher and made the experience even more enjoyable. Great value for money- we would 100% recommend this experience and would love to come back and do it all again!

Just off Upper Frog Street in a little Mews. Outdoor and indoor seating and seated fairly quickly on a busy, sunny day. Standard range of options on menu for brunch. Coffee was decent. Food took quite a while to come. Pancakes were fluffy, full Welsh was solid but nothing special, Reuben bagel was good. Decent option for brunch in Tenby

I was visiting Tenby with my family for the first time and this place was a recommendation by google. We went here for brunch and It was a great decision. We could easily find a table. We say outdoor as it was a sunny day but there is indoor seating as well. We ordered aperol spritz and apple and ginger warmer. For food we ordered Welsh rarebit, halloumi sandwich, smashed avocado with egg on side and apple peach cake . Everything was super delicious except avocado toast which was quite bland . I loved the Welsh rarebit and halloumi sandwich which I would definitely recommend. Overall a 10/10 experience .

The prices here are reasonable. (Tenby whilst beautiful, is a tourist trap) But the portion size is abysmal, cold drinks in a small glass, half sized meals on small plates. Definitely leaves you hungry. But what really disappoints are the seemingly two-tier portions. Locals vs tourists. Leaves a sour taste in the mouth. Not good value.