Tafarn Sinc in Pembrokeshire

Popped in to kill some time whilst our holiday cottage was being readied. Asked if it was dog friendly. There is an area inside where you can take dogs in. We ordered food and even though it was right on the time where food orders were being taken they accommodated us. The food was not the cheapest but was of excellent quality and plentiful so no complaints there. You will have to reserve a table on the busy periods so be aware of this. The staff were really helpful and friendly. All in all we had a great experience in this quirky and characterful pub. Highly recommended.

We had the wife's parents staying with us this week and decided to visit Rosebush and in particular the Tafarn Sinc for afternoon lunch as we have eaten there before. Both parents are wheelchair users. So we contacted the pub and made a reservation advising them of the disability requirements. From the first phone call they were extremely helpful and on arrival (a bit early) the table was reserved and we had direct ramp access for the wheelchairs. In addition the brother in law also had some dietary requirements and again the pub was able to help and provide him with an appropriate meal. The food was really very good and the staff friendly helpful and attentive. The only negative (but not worthy of losing a ratings star IMO) is that the loos are not accessible and it was difficult for mum in law to use them but we managed. It is really nice to see a local amenity being used and catering for the wider (and local) community. So thank you and we will be back.

Lovely traditional pub run by the community with sawdust on the floor and lots of history on the walls and around the place. Staff are really friendly and helpful. Food is great, the homemade lamb burgers are the best!

Lovely pub like going back in time. Great atmosphere pleasant staff and superb food. Definitely worth a visit and a credit to the community. 👍🍻

A great community-owned pub with a huge character and loads of quirky charm. Good food, local beers and friendly service, what more could you ask for? Can't wait for our next visit.

The barmaid who was from Cardigan and could speak Welsh was lovely.And a local man who we met was equally as nice. Warm and friendly pub, plus just so fascinating.Food was very nice but small portions.I can't wait to go back and visit again for possibly my husband's birthday in October.

A great find on our way home. Friendly staff with knowledge of the pubs history. The toilets smell better than me! and were lovely and clean. I thought the dummies were odd but nice, and I liked the sawdust on the floor, and all the old pictures and bits dotted around the place. Big car park. Food served.

Jewel in the mountains.Lovely community run pub, food was great, service friendly and helpful, and oh how to describe the actual place quirky, fabulous, how a pub should be, what many pubs try to be and fail but the Tafern hits it spot on, brilliant atmosphere, good selection of beers, very dog friendly as well, if you want to step back in time, sawdust on floors and looking for a truly nice experience then I would definitely recommend 👍👍👍

We were very much looking forward to having lunch here but were greeted by a stressed and awkward lady behind the bar who made us feel like she didn't want us there. It turns out they won't serve you food if you haven't booked and you're treated as second class customers if you hadn't realised this. We left when we were completly ignored.

Fantastic old pub, that time forgot. Sawdust on the floor. Old nick knacks from the village; most of it when it was connected to the railway network; GWR. Great selection of ales and ciders. Highly recommended. Ale was well kept.