Cafe Rio in Pembrokeshire

The food is amazing. Make sure you are really hungry before you go, the portions are huge! Nice atmoshere. Lovely, friendly and helpful staff x

My preferred eatery in Haverfordwest. Second visit to this friendly cafe, this time with my husband. We had the sharing mixed platter which was plentiful, tasty and varied. In fact we needed a ‘doggy box’’ to take some cheese home. Highly recommended.I especially enjoy the brunch menu here however and would endeavour to visit again a little earlier to take advantage of my preferred menu. Thank you ladies - see you again soon!*Also they have products and a little deli shop to buy for home. The garlic olives are to die for….

Lovely lunch here with first born. A totally awesome bowl of cawl and excellent service

Amazing Caribbean Tapas, so much flavour and choice. They do different tapas every Friday, lovely atmosphere to eat in aswell.

Lovely mocha and I had scrambled egg and chorizo bagel it was really yummy we were first in and the wait for food was a touch longer than expected but the food was amazing

Nothing against the staff or the chef, but the food was boring. Apparently the usual chef has quit and there's a new boy who doesn't know the menu fully yet so no poached eggs for me! Still paid around 25 pounds for 2 breakfasts a pot of tea and a chai latte. I would have expected to feel at least a little treated for that money but unfortunately there was nothing special about any of it. That latte was flavourless and the food mediocre (eggs hard in the middle, cheap sauages). I ate in a hurry due to the awful Whitney Houston c.d being played and got out as soon as I could. Two stars only for the customer service which was pleasant and helpful. Everything else was pants

Just when I lost hope in finding a good independent coffee shop in Haverfordwest, I stumbled across Cafe Rio on Quay Street.I was pleasantly surprised when I stepped into the cafe, finding it buzzing with a crowded, friendly and warm atmosphere.I was immediately greeted by a smiley waitress who addressed me politely (extra points) and showed me to a table and explained all the Socially-Distancing procedures currently in place.I was equally delighted that the cafe could create a good flat white and that they offered Soy and Almond milk as an alternative.Stupidly I had already eaten, as their lunch menu looked divine, as well as their cake selection.All tables and counters were spotlessly clean and the staff were very proactive in keeping everything in order.The shop also sold a wide range of local Pembrokeshire produce, as well as offering board games to play whilst sitting in the cafe: I love a Board Game Cafe!!Will definitely be back, to try the lunch menu if nothing else.

We had a family evening (7 of us) for their Friday Tapas night. Everything was wonderful we managed to taste all 8 of their dishes with a couple doubled up! The bill including drinks came to £10 per head which is remarkably good value.

Lovely little cafe tucked away down a side street. Friendly staff, nice decor and easily accessible to all. Had a great vegan burger there, would definitely have again.

Discovered this cafe whilst on the way to the Priory ruins. Food is Mediterranean cuisine and excellent. Friendly staff. Served very quickly. Great coffee. Also a deli. Couldn't resist the superb canoli's.