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Pembrokeshire Restaurants by Cuisine

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• Tafarn Sinc
  "Character pub serving large portions of traditional cooking"
  "Eccentric pub (agricultural type galvanised metal construction, sawdust on floor, adjacent abandoned rail-station platform with dummies and train soundtrack). Very adequate portions of pub staples including faggots and peas. The home-cooked thickly-sliced cold ham was particularly good and served w..."ith nicely cooked chips. The in-house brewed beer is very good. The pub is situated off the beaten track in the magnificent Preseli hills. Although attractive to tourists, the atmosphere is authentic, with a high proportion of Welsh-speaking locals showing their appreciation. " More >
• Allt Yr Afon at The Wolfscastle Country Hotel
  "Birthday dinner!"
  "This was my first trip to the Allt Yr Afon and it will certainly not be the last! Friends booked the restaurant for a birthday treat and Having heard lots of good things about it, I had high hopes...Boy, was I going to be impressed! The location was local so convenient to get to, but the hotel itse..."lf is beautifully appointed with a new extension dining area. We took our seats and were quickly waited upon for drinks. The menu was extensive and this often leads to poor quality offerings. Having, eventually, decided our order was placed and food was quick to be served. The smoked ham and asparagus terrine with deep dried duck egg with hollandaise sauce was stunning. Main course of Trio of pork followed. Tender pork belly, crispy crackling...all in all a wonderful dish. And it continued to get better, the black cherry frangipan tart was wonderful. Sharp cherry sorbet, with soft almond sponge. Simply delicious! My fellow diners also reported excellent food...melting Beef Bourginoun, tas... " More >
• Paskeston Hall Country House
  "'Tea' good to be true!"
  "Just returned from a surprise Fathers Day afternoon tea at Paskeston Hall. What a surprise! What a stunning house - we were in the lounge/library with its comfy leather sofas to select our variety tea - what a range to choose from. We were then ushered in to the dining room with its blazing log fire..." to be greeted with a 3-teir plate full of goodies - sandwiches (mint and cucumber was my favourite) and cakes galore. Superb! Well worth popping in for the experience, food and such friendly owners (and the dogs). Hopefully be back for the Christmas offering :-) " More >