Pebbles Gallery in Pembrokeshire

Delicious coffee, wasn't in the mood for cake, but the selection looked very good. Gorgeous jewellery and home wares, which seemed to be be very reasonably priced and very friendly staff. Had we not have been on a hike, I would have bought a few things. Only 4 stars, because coffee is served in paper cups, but this establishment is a gallery that serves coffee, so completely understandable. Well worth popping in for a peruse.

No thought to customers with disabilities. You have to climb stairs to get a drink and then return with hot drinks downstairs trying to avoid other customers on the way up. There was a black bin (unattractive) in cafe near to our seating where we were supposed to leave used cups. Overall, customer service lacking. The2 stars are for good range of cards.

2 levels. Street level - no cake. Top of steep narrow stairs - cake and toilet. Service helpful and friendly.

A wet morning in St David’s.. fond memories of Pebbles.. arrived at 5 mins to 10am(door open) told rather abruptly to wait outside as they weren’t ready ..Others were gathering and told tersely at 10.05am .. they still ‘weren’t ready’ ..I continued to wait,.. watched as a family of 6, who obviously didn’t like this abrupt attitude marched off in search of customer consideration elsewhere.Finally they said they were ‘Open’ 👍I asked if they had any sandwiches.. As a bleary eyed camper, I’d failed to read the two BIG signs outside which said the kitchen was closed.Again this information was delivered in a confrontational way..So! All that waiting and preparation…to serve coffee!I left, and said why I was leaving.Which was met with a cheery “Goodbye”All piffling I guess, but the complacent, off hand attitude of the staff was appalling. Someone needs a career change, preferably not customer facing.!Had a spectacular breakfast (and coffee) at Mamagu’s in Solva.

We have always visited here for a coffee when in the area but sadly this visit was a let down, they were moderately busy with tables outside full and a couple of tables inside occupied but even with 3 staff they are woefully slow, the young man making a sandwich finished that and then instead of helping his colleague filled paper cups with jam or cream 30mins before closing!!! She had to ask him to help her fulfill the order while he was standing doing nothing and I wouldn't like to say how many people walked back out after seeing the queue and speed of service (or lack of) not helped by a lack of table service (apart from sandwiches etc) only a counter service. Luckily the cake was nice and the coffee and tea warm when we eventually sat to drink it.

Amazing Coffee - great food and lovely shop. Make this your first stop before exploring the town !

After visiting St David's Cathedral we called in at the nearby Pebbles Yard Espresso Bar for a light lunch, because it was situated close by and looked pleasant. Overall it was a disappointing experience. We wanted a soup, but this was sold out even by 1pm on a not busy day. We chose paninis instead - which turned out just to be cheap, toasted baguettes. The food was quite edible, but we had expected better. The Latte was also OK, but very strong for our taste (one other patron asked for their coffee to be remade because it was too strong). The staff seemed well intentioned, but the service was rather chaotic and slow.

Literally the best coffee I've had in Britain! So tasty. I always go out of my way to get a coffee here when I visit St. David's. It's a small place so the wait is understandable and the coffee is always well worth it.

Lovely cake and very welcoming to our collie. We also enjoyed Barnacle the labrador retrievers company.

Mediocre coffee, oversized drinks - great if you prefer tasting steamed milk rather than the very light espresso. Chocolate sprinkled on our drinks whether we asked for it or not. Needs some thought giving to the layout of the seating. Smoothie was very good.Food looked good and we wanted to try, but no card payments? Seriously? Cash only? That's enough in itself to make sure we never visit again.