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!

It was excellent…read more Location - It has comfortable indoor and outdoor seating, and is centrally located in Tenby. Price - It's very affordable prices, with sandwiches £4.50-7.00, and most mains £7-10. Though relatively inexpensive price, it is not inexpensive quality. Food - The food was quite delicious! My husband kept raving about his macaroni & cheese hours later, and I thoroughly enjoyed the Caprese ciabatta sandwich. Service - Very nice and prompt, but not overly intrusive. (Perfect balance) It seemed to be a good place for both couples and families since we saw a nice mixture enjoying their Saturday lunch.

Yum! Popped in for lunch on a blustery day. Very welcoming, lovely decor and varied menu with a…read moregreat selection of foods for breakfast, lunch or a coffee break - the specials looked interesting too. Nice to see a menu offering something a bit different. Excellent selections for vegetarians, vegans and gluten free. I went for the pancakes with berries and yoghurt and a matcha latte (made with coconut rice milk). The latte was particularly lovely. Nice selection of foods for sale for home cooking too. Would definitely recommend and would be keen to come back again if I'm visiting Tenby in the future.

Serving healthy options in Tenby . Inviting atmosphere with yummy foods . Check it out .read more

We got in here for a late lunch. My husband got the fish and chips and enjoyed them. The fish was…read morefresh. I got the Croque madame, which was pretty good too. We also got the cream tea which came with a scone and clotted cream. We liked the scone too. The food, in terms of taste, was mediocre and nothing memorable.

Breakfast was very spot on. The grilled ham takes over the top. And of course the bread fresh,…read morebuttered proper! They take AMEX, yeah!

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.

My travel companion and I cannot say enough nice things about this little gem…read more For starters, in a small town of lots of over processed foods, this place offers fresh and clean foods. The coffee is good, the food is excellent (breakfast and beyond) and the staff are little rays of sunshine. The seating is indoors, outdoors, and the restrooms are clean. I'm vegetarian and he is Muslim, and we were able to find great snacks and full meals at this place without issue. If you are in Swansea - please try this place. Opens at 9 and closes at 10.

Tenby's best chipper by far - excellent quality and value (particularly the cod bites and chips for…read more£3), but do be prepared to wait a while for your food to arrive as it's all cooked to order. But that ensures that your order is as fresh as it could. Decent cooked breakfast and coffee as well - weekends and school summer hols only, though.

Not - just fish and chips! Great breakfasts as well…read moreReally enjoyed the standard breakfast prior to a fishing trip. Very clean and good service

A very pleasant tea rooms and garden with good quality food and friendly staff. the breakfast we…read morehad was very good value.

What a find this is. I took my wee American friend on a little trip to my hometown and this was one…read morecase of me discovering something new at the same time as her. We were staying on the Gower and I asked some of my family what they thought we should do for breakfast. They said all day Gower breakfast? I said, what do you mean? they parried, you know, in Scurlage. No, I don't know, what all day Gower breakfast in Scurlage? You know it, by the strawberry picking. I think that conversation gives you some idea of how great the Gower is. Anyway we found it courtesy of a big sign stating 'ALL DAY GOWER BREAKFAST ?' on the windy road through Scurlage. It's a little café which is actually a farm where they've clearly thought 'why not have a café?' There is also a farm shop and nursery (plant kind, not children, although hilariously plant means children in Welsh) so you can pick up some sprouters or a souvenir gift or eggs etc. (you know, the usual.) The café overlooks the rolling hills and dales of the Gower and the friendly, ruddy-faced women behind the counter cheerily asks what do you fancy, then? I go for the by now famous All Day Gower Breakfast which consists of bacon, sausages, egg, beans, toast, mushrooms, tomatoes and tea or coffee. For £3.95. SWOON. My comrade has the same without any meat and the kind lady gives her a pound off. We sit and eat in the bright Autumn sun, reading the newspapers they have on offer (only the Mail and the Mirror but at least it gives a genuine taste of working class Wales). We become satisfactorily full. We then spend two hours trying to not feel full by walking around the coast and taking photos of me jumping off benches (it's my profile photo wow I hear you cry - now it all makes sense)

August 2017 - The Granary Cafe & Farm Shop at Scurlage, Gower Peninsular: Great little farm shop…read morecafe that does delicious, freshly cooked to order breakfasts.The all day breakfast at £4.50 is excellent value for money in that you get: 2 x fried eggs, 2 x bacon rashers, 2 x sausages, baked beans and mushrooms, slice of toast with butter and a mug of tea or coffee. The veggie breakfast at £4.00 is 2 x eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, baked beans, slice of toast with butter and tea or coffee. English and Welsh newspapers to read while you're waiting/eating. Dogs are welcome (but not inside) to eat with you outside on the 2 x large wooden benches.