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.

Located smack in the middle of Tenby Harbour, The Qube is quaint, full of character and offers some…read moredelicious traditional English pub food. Being a Saturday lunch time in the summer, Tenby was buzzing and we were happy and surprised to be seated fairly quickly, especially being that we had a large party. Our 2 hour hike from neighboring Saundersfoot left us salivating for food (and a beer!). Now being an ex pat there are certain things in life that are constantly craved and desired, one such example being a good old fashioned pie made with the perfect puff pastry housing; well, The Qube gave that to me and for that I am forever thankful!!! My steak and kidney pie was nothing short of amazing, the perfect flavor, the perfect puff pastry and served precisely the right way, with fat chips and peas. All sorts of deliciousness graced our table and everyone walked away raving, but my memory simply goes to my pie every time. The Qube also had a great selection of drinks and even some beers from local brewers. Absolutely love Tenby, love The Qube and love a good pie!

Visited Tenby the week after half term, so not too busy. Popped in to Qube for lunch - plenty of…read moretables available, quick service and nice ambience. Was spoilt for choice with a great varied menu and could see other patrons food coming out looking beautifully presented and tasty. Very pleased with my choice of vegan curry as it was delicious, and the meals of my dinner companions looked lovely too. Generous portion sizes and reasonably priced.

Cheap and cheerful. Beautiful views of the beach and sea, this cafe is on the edge of a caravan…read moresite so provides a variety of snacks, drinks, ice-creams and cooked meals (burgers, chips, omelette etc) - all for a very reasonable price. They also hire out a variety of water sports equipment and sell wetsuits, buckets, spades and other equipment for seaside fun. Very friendly staff. Dog friendly too.

Coffee cave in Haverfordwest is a great place to relax with a good coffee and good food. If you…read morefancy something cooler, they have an excellent ice cream parlour in the back serving a great choice of sundays and other ice cream related goodies. Staff are all lovely and very helpful.

A family holiday in Wales inevitably involves castles and or course rain but you come to expect…read morethat even in August. We came to Kilwelly to see the Castle and frankly if you like that sort of thing it's a good one, lots of stairs and dark holes to explore and great views. Needing lunch and the surrounding streets looking very much like the suburbs we asked at the gift shop and were told there were a few tea shops and chippy straight down Castle street. The first place we came to was The Gatehouse just outside the south gate, usually I wouldn't go for the place closest to a tourist attraction but it was raining and the boy child was in dire need of feeding. The menu listed toasties so we were sold. Inside it was compact and cosy but not cluttered, turns out it was a pub which had closed and was re-opened as a little cafe in May 2010. The decor was quaint but not frilly, with local art on the walls for sale. There was sandwiches, paninis, jackets, soups, omelettes, a couple of burgers and a couple of mains. They also had a pretty nice looking breakfast menu, nothing was more than £7 and a pot of tea for 2 was only £1.80! Being a city dweller with a bad Starbucks habit I was stunned. My husband had the local Lamb Burger, my son a Cheese and Ham Toastie and I had a cheese and ham omelette. Including a pot of tea for three £15. The food was truly truly scrumptious, nothing fancy no pouncing about, just really nice home made fresh food, presented well by a lovely smiley waitress. The burger was tasty and well cooked, the omelette was light and loads of filling and the toastie had some of the nicest ham and well rounded cheddar as you'd find in any gastro pub, no plastic ham and flavourless plastic cheese here thank you! Having thoroughly enjoyed our lunch we decided to stay for pudding, here would be my only and rather small complaint. The boy child had a scoop of ice cream and whilst we like Movenpick, there are so many nice and local dairies in this part of Wales it would have been pleasing to have had one of those surely? And at £2 it was the only expensive thing there. The homemade blackberry pie (They called it tart) was a triumph not too sweet not too heavy, fruit still holding it's shape and crispy pastry of the softest, crumbliest kind -yum yum yum with another pot of tea. With full bellies and unbattered wallet, we returned to the car happy to drive home in the rain! If you're in the area and castles are on your agenda Kilwelly is well worth a visit as is the lovely little Gatehouse cafe!

A wonderful bakery with a huge selection of sweet and savoury foods. It hasn't changed since i was…read morea child and everything is just as delicious as it ever was. If your passing through it's well worth a visit, the staff are always helpful and polite too.

Snowdrop Bakery is a family run bakery that still makes all its own food early in the morning. It…read morehas good premises at the center of the town-it is ideal for workers to get a quick breakfast in the morning. The shop stocks homemade and prepacked sandwiches, pastries, cakes and sausage rolls. All of these are hand made by the bakers in the morning and if you ask they will heat them up for you. The cakes are normally quite traditional with old favorites such as crumbles and swiss rolls. These come packaged up so you can keep them fresh at home for a few days. The staff are always friendly and the prices are very resonably for such good quality produce.

A wonderful ice cream parlour that we've been in many times. If I remember rightly they have two in…read moreTenby. When on holiday with first our baby we'd go in everyday, they'd warm his milk up and we'd indulge in a banana split or a huge sundae. It's a great place and the kids love it. They do sell other things than ice cream, hot drinks, milkshakes, cakes etc so it can cater for anybody for a rest or a snack. The decor, when we last went, was ok and it was clean enough. I would have liked to been able to sit on a high stool at the bar like you can in American places. Every time we go I always think I'd like to open one myself. Don't think it would be as popular in Leicester though, sadly. Give it a go, even if you don't like ice cream.

What fantastic ice cream. Have visited this place each time we have been to Tenby and have never…read morebeen disappointed. If you want to indulge in something different this is the place to visit. Just dont rush to leave!!

I love this place. I have eaten there many a time and the selections are always five star. Food is…read morefresh and well presented and extremely flavorful. The bacon,egg and cheese sandwich is my favorite, but mind you come hungry it's a filling sandwich and the sweet chili chicken wrap is excellent for lunch, it too will fill you up. Coffee is excellent or try my favorite Earl Grey tea. Last but not least the staff really make you feel like you are home and everybody knows everybody. Take my word for it, The Surf Bar Cafe is THE place to go when in Burry Port!