Boathouse Tearoom in Pembrokeshire

Beautiful place, very friendly people working there, good parking and a helpful guard,The food is tasty and Welsh, a lambs caw, a Welsh rabbit, - wedges and scones....all fine. Very nice walks...along the coast.A lot of dogs , we were the only family without one... We were Aliens 😂..

Food was really nice, but expect national trust prices, due to the monopoly of the business. We got a very small pot of potato wedges (8 wedges) and this was £2.50! I wouldn't expect mcdonalds prices, but the portion sizes are far below similar dining establishments average size.

Surprisingly well stocked cafe with a great supply of snacks , meals and drinks. Good coffee too and very polite friendly servers. Had a great freshly made welsh rarebit

Have just returned from a beautiful Bosherston to Stackpole walk... We called in, as usual, to the boathouse tea rooms, our first visit for 2 years, and all I can say is, what a difference, and not in a good way. Please owners, do away with paper containers and wooden implements, and reintroduce previous quality tea room crockery, cutlery and customer service!!

Called in for coffee after completing the national trust stackpole wildlife walk available to download from their web site. A really super walk of about 6 miles. Throughly recommended. See photos taken on the walk. Very friendly cafe

Had a lovely walk around the Lilly Ponds, made my way to the Boathouse tea-room for a refreshing drink & a Cornish Pastie. Staff were friendly & helpful, told me about Stackpole Inn, which I just may visit later this week.

Really good tea room at Stack Quay, with quality well priced food. National trust car park gets busy in Summer so go early. Good access to coastal walks and some great views. Dog friendly. Good selection of jams and cakes to take away, and staff lovely as well. Lots of outside tables and picnic tables so can cater for larger groups.

Nice National Trust run cafe. Ice creams are great for £2 and huge scoops. Actual cafe has friendly staff but seemed a bit dirty. Cups and saucers we had were not clean and toilets are not in good state. But nice outside seating and few paces away from the lovely little harbour.

Fair to say it's nothing out of the ordinary, but pleasant enough.The staff were courteous and efficient.Theres seating both inside & out in either a very pleasant garden, or at the front on the boathouse.Theres a fair range on the menu, but the meal & dessert I had can be best described as cautiously flavoured. Also I considered it fairly expensive. Although on the plus side it does serve alcohol, which is much needed after the hike to the beach!

We love the beach. Stackpole is very small, but beautiful surroundings. Loads of walks... and the Boathouse Cafe (National Trust) is a nice way to unwind and get your breath back with a cup of tea