Really dated decor that felt cramped and slightly unclean. We had two loot chocolates which were…read moreclearly made from powdered milk and out of a packet, this was a couple of quid, so a little price for what it was. When we walked in there was no one present at the counter and we had to wait a little while to be served over a Chest freezer rather than a counter. The place could do with ripping out and refitting with some more modern decor.

What a great place settled on the gorgeous land! I didn't…read moreexpect much from if at the beginning since we just want to get a quick bite and sit down a bit before heading down to one of the most beautiful beach. Turned out that the food is great! It's really delicious and quite filling! The outdoor seating comes with a nice breeze and super view. Definitely a plus! Tips: Don't forget to step out to the small ice cream shop on the other side.

This place is in the most amazing location, with a view across the cliffs down onto the sea. After…read morea cold walk in the breeze, there's nothing better than sitting here with a warm bowl of food. I particularly liked their chili - warm and hearty. Gluten-free notes: For some reason, this place is incredibly gluten-free friendly! They have gluten-free dishes marked on the menu and even offer some specialty gluten-free desserts, such as the delicious sticky toffee pudding.

Love it here. Always busy - good sign. Great deal of any hot drink and a cake for £2.95. The cakes…read moreare scrummy too. Staff friendly and know their locals. This was our holiday local!

Excellent place to hang, study, and view quality art! Stopped here to look around and ended up…read morebuying some art as well as coffee. Lots of little rooms with different vibes to fit your fancy. Staff was very friendly. I would be a regular here if I lived nearby.

Probably the best cafe in Milford Haven - and we tramped around for ages before deciding to have…read morelunch here! It's bright and clean with pleasant staff and the food is all freshly baked and delicious. There's a good range of hot and cold light meals and snacks, from hot pasties and jacket potatoes to salads and sandwiches. Plenty of choice for vegetarians (the spinach and ricotta pasty is gorgeous!) Add chips for £1.50. Lots of cakes and puddings too, nice coffees, teas, juices and milkshakes too. Look for the daily 'specials' on the blackboard and buy a lovely fresh loaf to take home!

Based in Robert Street, The Welsh Bakery offers either an eat-in or takeaway option. There is a…read morevaried selection of baked products, sandwhiches, jacket potatoes and cakes on offer all at reasonable prices. Unfortunately, should you want to eat at 1pm on a Saturday afternoon there are only around 4 different products available and all the staff are standing around talking. It seems demand out stretches availablity. The Welsh Bakery is only worth a visit if you can get there early enough for the product you want to still be available. This company have no business sense.

Nice mellow vibe here on a Sunday lunchtime/afternoon with music at a sensible volume. Beautiful…read moreviews over the harbour, as you'd expect, with a little snug room next to the balcony access. The food was just what we wanted; bowl of tasty beef stew and a Greek vegetarian dish with beans & lentils. Would definitely return.

Not withstanding our distracted server and his T-Shirt with a logo similar to that of a world…read morefamous coffee chain and "STARFUCKS" emblazoned under it (followed by 11 year old son trying to get me to explain what it means when he knows full well and is just being a git) this is a sweet little place in the heart of sweet little St Davids. The cafe sits above one of the many nick nack shops selling the sort of useless crap you would never ever consider parting good money with were it not for the fact that you are on holiday and money doesn't actually work like that on holiday. It's impossibly small up there. Three people work behind a counter big enough for only one and a half. They manage to stick five tables in where only three should really fit, one with a comfy sofa should you be lucky enough to bagsy it. The loo defies all laws of physics and you shouldn't attempt negotiating it unless you are a black belt in yoga. But there is room outside too. And the aspect is rather lovely. You have the war memorial behind you which seems to act as the city centre, a meeting place always and a market place once a week (if you can call six stalls a market) where all the bright coloured cagouls congregate. In front of you is the splendid St David's Cathedral, well over a thousand years old sitting at the bottom of the hill that we're mercifully at the top of. It's beautifully picturesque and a nice way to while away an hour in the morning with their decent coffee, excellent hot chocolate or standard tea. The carrot cake, the cherry tart and the walnut cake are most excellent accompaniments. For more reviews in and around this magical spot in West Wales do take a look at my views on... The Sound Cafe Gianni's Ice Cream Cwytch The Bishops The Farmer's Arms St David's Food and Wine Saffron The Refectory at St David's Cathedral Oriel Y Parc Cafe

Great little caf! Always buzzing and great music too. Good choice of food, hot & cold drinksread more