Guidebook for Pembrokeshire
Food Scene
Great coffee and cakes and a quiet, walled garden at the back. A lovely place to hide away and chill for a few moments.
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Loafley Bakery & Deli
Upper Frog StreetGreat coffee and cakes and a quiet, walled garden at the back. A lovely place to hide away and chill for a few moments.
The perfect place to warm up after a sea swim session. Hot chocolate or bean stew. Gazing out over the bay, review, reflect, remembering the open water amphitheatre on IM day. Great for veggies and vegans too.
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Caffè Vista
3 Crackwell StThe perfect place to warm up after a sea swim session. Hot chocolate or bean stew. Gazing out over the bay, review, reflect, remembering the open water amphitheatre on IM day. Great for veggies and vegans too.
Delicious home made cakes, great coffee, stunning view of Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor (Henry VII) who defeated King Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field, the culmination of the Wars of the Roses. A favourite refuelling stop when cycling the Freshwater West/Angle loop. only 10 miles back to Tenby over the Ridgeway.
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The Cornstore Cafe
The GreenDelicious home made cakes, great coffee, stunning view of Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor (Henry VII) who defeated King Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field, the culmination of the Wars of the Roses. A favourite refuelling stop when cycling the Freshwater West/Angle loop. only 10 miles back to Tenby over the Ridgeway.
Delicious, modern British cooking in an intimate period building with a medieval Flemish chimney, plus bar.
The Seafood Platter is to die for. Retire downstairs to the Quay room, designed to help you relax. A roaring log fire in winter is an added bonus.
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Plantagenet House
1 Quay HillDelicious, modern British cooking in an intimate period building with a medieval Flemish chimney, plus bar.
The Seafood Platter is to die for. Retire downstairs to the Quay room, designed to help you relax. A roaring log fire in winter is an added bonus.
Had a great meal, here the night before Ironman last year. Locally sourced ingredients, including fresh seafood, served in a stylish, rustic setting.
The Blue Ball
10 Upper Frog StHad a great meal, here the night before Ironman last year. Locally sourced ingredients, including fresh seafood, served in a stylish, rustic setting.
Nora's Kitchen
High StreetDelicious Malaysian Street Food - right in the heart of Tenby.
Parks & Nature
A place of beauty and holiness, with bluebell woods, clifftop walks, tea gardens and picturesque beaches.
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Caldey Island
A place of beauty and holiness, with bluebell woods, clifftop walks, tea gardens and picturesque beaches.
My favourite run session. Take the 349 bus, hop of at Manorbier, walk past the 11th century castle, birthplace of Giraldus Cambrensis, also called Gerald Of Wales. Cross the beach and climb onto the coast path, past a Neolithic burial chamber. Start to run on a gorgeous soft sandstone grit path. Natures best running track. Take your time, don't be too distracted by the amazing clifftop views. On the way back to Tenby feast your eyes on some of the most beautiful coastal scenery in the World. Don't rush, absorb, marvel, cherish.
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Manorbier
My favourite run session. Take the 349 bus, hop of at Manorbier, walk past the 11th century castle, birthplace of Giraldus Cambrensis, also called Gerald Of Wales. Cross the beach and climb onto the coast path, past a Neolithic burial chamber. Start to run on a gorgeous soft sandstone grit path. Natures best running track. Take your time, don't be too distracted by the amazing clifftop views. On the way back to Tenby feast your eyes on some of the most beautiful coastal scenery in the World. Don't rush, absorb, marvel, cherish.
Simply the best, wild, beautiful, raw nature. Watch the rip currents though, this is an active beach with lots of power and personality!!!
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Freshwater West
Simply the best, wild, beautiful, raw nature. Watch the rip currents though, this is an active beach with lots of power and personality!!!
Shopping
Stylish and interesting little treasures to dress your home and remind you of Tenby. Crafted glass, ceramic lights, wildlife and nature prints, reused wood and metalwork.
The Nook
10B St Julian's StStylish and interesting little treasures to dress your home and remind you of Tenby. Crafted glass, ceramic lights, wildlife and nature prints, reused wood and metalwork.
Fish and seafood fresh from the sea. Simply Seafood is a small fish monger shop located on the harbour in Tenby. Run by a local couple. Mr catches, Mrs sells - Lobster, Crab, Samphire, Mackerel, Salmon and many more.
Simply Seafood
Castle SquareFish and seafood fresh from the sea. Simply Seafood is a small fish monger shop located on the harbour in Tenby. Run by a local couple. Mr catches, Mrs sells - Lobster, Crab, Samphire, Mackerel, Salmon and many more.
Great place to browse for reasonably priced antiques. One of our go to sources for interesting and unusual pieces.
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Malt House Antiques
Back LaneGreat place to browse for reasonably priced antiques. One of our go to sources for interesting and unusual pieces.
Tenby Rock and Fudge
36 High StStylish women's clothes shop.
Great hardware and outdoor, camping gear store. If you need something, they usually have it. No idea how they manage to do it.
Morris Bros
16 High StGreat hardware and outdoor, camping gear store. If you need something, they usually have it. No idea how they manage to do it.
Drinks & Nightlife
Traditionally a fishing pub, now with an expanded restaurant offering, Tenby mackerel, pan fried in butter or with a Cajun seasoning; sea bass with rocket and couscous salad; or mussels cooked with bacon, onions, cider and cream; even locally caught lobster is featured. Meat eaters might choose minted lamb or rib-eye steaks; steak and ale pie; or rosemary and garlic chicken.
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Hope & Anchor
Saint Julian's StreetTraditionally a fishing pub, now with an expanded restaurant offering, Tenby mackerel, pan fried in butter or with a Cajun seasoning; sea bass with rocket and couscous salad; or mussels cooked with bacon, onions, cider and cream; even locally caught lobster is featured. Meat eaters might choose minted lamb or rib-eye steaks; steak and ale pie; or rosemary and garlic chicken.