The Cresselly Arms in Pembrokeshire

What a beautiful place this pub is set in.We went down on the night the bikers were there. High tides brought some boats in as well. Loved 😍 it.

Cracking traditional village pub in idilic location. Visit by road or river, when tide is right.Serving a good selection of ales and beer (pitch fork is delicious) all at good price . Highly recommend ,friendly staff who know what a traditional pub should be .Bike night alway worth a visit .

My favourite pub in West Wales, I never miss a visit every time I travel to Pembrokeshire, I recommend to everyone to pay it a visit, lovely ales and full of character,👍

Great old-fashioned little pub, with nice beer and cider selection. Very cosy and lots of character. Plenty of seating outside by the river. At low tide, stepping stones for kids to play on. Toilets tidy. Dogs and kids not allowed inside.

An individual place. Beautiful spot, damn good service,nice beers. Tranquil and relaxing an old fashioned pub.

Nice friendly pub, with lovely views. Bike nights every 2nd Wednesday, and boats mooring up on a high tide.. highly recommend a visit and enjoy a nice cold drink...

Very nice food there, good service, friendly staff. Nice little spot as its on the estuary and quite a few boats plus a boat yard. There's a lifeboat by the boatyard but not sure it's a working lifeboat? Not sure what else is there, only went there for food in the pub. As it was a Sunday the pub do Sunday lunch.

Love this welsh country pub in the heart of #PEMBROKESHIRE, close to #Carew Castle. It has maintains its charm since the first time I visited this pub many years ago. Locals and visitors enjoy the spectacular view of the river on a hot summers evening, especially when it's high tide at the Quey. Cider and beer were great and the service was fantastic. A memorable visit to one of my favourite pubs in Wales.

Why can't all pubs be like this? It suddenly appears in the most stunning location. Plenty of outdoor seating, the owner was very quick to come over and take our order. We had the house ale and he told us the story behind how it was brewed. Could have stayed staring at the estuary and wildlife all day.

A lovely traditional pub, full of character, which probably hasn’t changed much in a hundred years. The outside seating area on the banks of the estuary offer stunning views - the perfect spot for a pint on a sunny afternoon.Just a shame about the two cantankerous old men that run the pub. They really do spoil the experience - not that they probably care!