living on the edge…. of wales
As you’d expect from such a bustling little market town, there are lots of choices in Narberth. Our favourite two are: Plum Vanilla Plum Vanilla is just off the High Street. It has an eclectic and frequently changing menu with a wide variety of influences. Lots of delicious fresh salads and homemade cakes. Sometimes with Read More …
The peninsular west of Pembroke might seem remote and uninhabited, but we’ve a surprising number of cafes: Ye Olde Worlde Cafe, Bosherston (http://www NULL.tripadvisor NULL.co NULL.uk/Restaurant_Review-g2643162-d4414007-Reviews-The_old_world_cafe-Bosherston_Pembrokeshire_Wales NULL.html) This is one of Pembrokeshire’s best-loved institutions. Ye Olde Worlde Cafe is a step back straight into the 1930’s/40’s. It used to be presided over by Auntie Vi, Read More …
If you’re venturing in to Pembroke for the day and need a spot of lunch or a quick coffee, we recommend: Food at Williams (http://www NULL.foodatwilliams NULL.co NULL.uk) Right in the heart of Pembroke Main Street, Food at Williams is one of our favourite places for lunch. Their standard menu has lots to offer and Read More …
Tenby is a popular town with lots of places to stop for lunch. But with so much choice, there’s also a lot of variability. Our favourites are: Stowaway Coffee Co. (http://www NULL.tripadvisor NULL.co NULL.uk/Restaurant_Review-g191253-d6883100-Reviews-The_stowaway_coffee_co-Tenby_Pembrokeshire_Wales NULL.html) – tucked into a tiny arch on the walk down to Harbour Beach, this little coffee shop is easy to Read More …