The Cottage Inn in Pembrokeshire

Very nice food and friendly staff.Clean and just what we needed.

Excellent staff , great food . Highly recommended 👌

Excellent……thank you!We’ve eaten twice here this week as we’re in the village on holiday.Lovely gammon/ curry/scampi and fish all with chips on a Friday.My son had booked the four of us for Mother’s Day Sunday lunchtime. The best roast dinners I’ve had in a pub….the roasties and gravy in particular were superb….great selection of veg and meats. Yum! And on a busy day where you can get really ripped off in some places, but absolutely not here. Thanks too for the thoughtful gift for us mums❤️Wanted to mention too the young staff behind the bar….great work guys…friendly, smiley and helpful…you’re really getting it right.All in all just a really nice pub…with some great food prepared by people who can actually cook, not just warm it up or deep fry it!,…..and lovely staff. Thanks!

Had a pint. Seemed friendly enough. Haven't eaten but am told it is quite good.

The best Sunday lunch we have had great food and service we were on holiday and will be back in May

Lovely meal as usual at The Cottage.We live locally and know we can rely on Matthew and his team to cook and serve great food.Good to have them back and in full swing.

Really excellent food. Don't be put off by the slightly 70's plates. The chicken Diane was amazing and the chef actually serves jam Roly poly in a bowl with an adequate amount of custard, not on a plate with a thimbleful like most places.

We had four different meals and each was great and the service was friendly. We can personally recommend the curry, quiche, steak, chicken Diane, chocolate brownies and jam rolly Polly. Disabled access for a powered chair was difficult so we ate outside.

Lovely Sunday lunch, photo is strawberry and cream cheesecake, 2 beef meals, 1 vegetarian and 1 fish and 4 happy customers 😀

Just a nice village pub.Visited for a family members birthday party so food and alcohol sampled....Nice village pub with a small restaurant area, we had around 30 guests and if you were to start trying to sit more then it would start to feel cramped in the dedicated area and would need to start filling the lounge bar seating. Not ideal but then it's a village pub after all.Typical cosy decor for a village Inn and it has a small outdoor sitting area for nice weather, there isn't much provision for children to play though which is a shame as it seems a perfect place for a pint in the summer but without a play area you won't be staying long. There's a sign on the bar saying that misbehaving children will be sold to the Circus and whilst its somewhat humouring and ment tongue in cheek it gives a glimpse that perhaps their best left at home.Food, nothing of note on offer just the typical meals you'd expect at a reasonable price and of reasonable quality, one of the guests had fish that was undercooked but again it's a village pub serving 30 odd meals so a mistake should be accepted. My meal a Gammon steak was a good sized meal and nicely cooked so no complaints. The service was good with the waitresses very polite and helpful aswell.Expensive to drink here though, a pint of larger shandy was priced at £3.50 the same as a bottle of Kopparberg which I thought was quite expensive for just a shandy. So expensive in fact that I had to query the price of the Kopparberg thinking it was that which was bumping the price up. I didn't drink the larger straight (driving) but at that price for a shandy then I would expect it to be over £4 a pint.It deserves 3 stars and would give it more if there was just something about the place that made us want to return but without​ any recreation for the kids and alcohol priced like Marston's we can't see much point.