Rose & Crown in Pembrokeshire

This place looked lovely and I checked their website for opening times however they weren’t on there. We went in and they wouldn’t serve us breakfast as we didn’t stay in their facility. It didn’t state that on the website and we’d already paid for parking. The staff were also not helpful.

Cheerful pleasant service and staff. Comfort has given way to the gospel according to IKEA. Pricey but they say if you can afford to live in Fishguard you can afford to live anywhere!

Just had drinks here. Pints were extremely nice and place looked really well. Friendly staff.

Booked a reservation here after seeing how good the reviews were online... however sadly it didn't quite live up to our expectations.Staff were relatively friendly but couldn't help but think they were a bit short staffed on the day we visited. We were quickly seated when we arrived, but drinks took a while to arrive after ordering them.We ordered our food, which then seemed to take ages to come out, much longer than we thought it would based on the number of people in the restaurant. This was probably our biggest gripe.The space itself also seemed a bit odd. A bit hap-dash here and there, empty picture shelves on the wall, outdoor umbrellas just stored on the floor right by where you first come in, chairs stacked upside down on tables. It just didn't feel quite as welcoming and tidy as it should have done which again let it down.The music was a bit loud too, didn't help we were sitting close to the speaker!Overall though, the food was good, but just let down by slow service and a few other niggles!

11 of us ate dinner here whilst on holiday. There was a good selection of food on the menu and when it arrived it was really good. The staff were very pleasant and attentive. We would definitely eat here again.

Only stopped for a quick Seaweed Gin and Tonic. Lovely friendly pub. Food looked delicious, hopefully another time we will get to test it🤔

Had breakfast here this weekend very good and the staff where great would recommend this place to anyone

Staying in Llanwnda we decided to walk to the Rise and Crown for Sunday lunch. They open from 12:00-2:30pm. We got there just after they opened and had freedom of choice of table. The staff are lovely, very friendly and welcoming.They had choice of roast chicken, beef brisket, or leek and feta tart for the main meal. We ordered the tart, which came served on a bed of mashed potatoes, with roast potatoes and parsnips, a large Yorkshire pudding, and a jug of gravy. A separate plate with veggies to share consisting of buttered sliced carrots, Savoy cabbage, and broccoli cheese.I also had starter of garlic mushrooms on brioche. This was delicious. The mushrooms came on top of the brioche bun with a garlic cream sauce liberally poured over. The veggies with our roast were perfectly cooked, tender but still with a slight bite. The leek and feta tart was small-ish but very rich and tangy with flavour. The veggies were good quality too, with good character and flavour.I was hoping to have a pint of hand pulled local Welsh beer with my meal, but they only had beer on electric tap. We both ordered the Shed Head, an American style Pale Ale originally brewed by an independent Swedish brewer called Back Yard, now owned and brewed by Carlsberg-Marstons. It was delicious, but I prefer to eat and drink local if at all possible.

Lovely meal here. We had the foot long chilli dog, and chicken and ham pie. Staff were happy to change the chips to mash potato upon request. Gravy was very tasty.Attentive staff and good service.

Was working locally & had heard rave reviews about this place took a week to get a table but left disappointed. Nice clean venue, friendly staff menu has an American diner theme that doesn’t suit the interior. Ordered a chicken burger had better in a Weatherspoons for half the price, one plus point seemed to be the homemade coleslaw apart from that the chunky chips where the best part of the meal.