Food & Drink

As you explore Pembrokeshire, there’s one culinary delight that should be on every visitor’s must-try list: cawl. This hearty Welsh soup is a cherished dish of Pembrokeshire. It is the epitome of comfort and tradition, made with local meat (traditionally lamb, but sometimes ham) and seasonal vegetables. To ensure you don’t miss out on that all important bowl of cawl during your visit, we’ve put together a list of the six best restaurants and cafes in Pembrokeshire where you can find it.

There’s nothing quite like perching on a harbour wall gazing out at the sea with a portion of local, golden fish and chips on your knee. It’s what coastal holiday dreams are made of! Here are our top 5 places for fish and chips in Pembrokeshire.

It’s that time of year, isn’t it? Evenings are drawing in, log fires are lit and Sundays are for muddy coast path walks and a roast. Here’s our pick of the best places for Sunday lunch in Pembrokeshire.

It’s that time of year once again. The sunsets over Whitesands Bay in the late afternoon, the cwtches in front of the log burner, and trips to pick up some beautiful bits and pieces in St Davids’ local shops. As November draws to a close, our minds turn to the twinkly lights and warm times with loved ones over Christmas. Here are some fantastic things to do in Pembrokeshire over this festive period.

Pembrokeshire is the place to sample all aspects of the coast. From wild swimming to boat trips and walking the coast path, there is so much to being this close to the sea. The best way to round off a day of adventures is to sit down to a meal of ocean fayre, in whatever way makes you happy. Here are some top places to try local seafood in Pembrokeshire.