Sarah's Guidebook
Places to eat, drink and buy food
Local pubs, fish and chips, food store and market garden and the two nearest late-opening convenience stores. There is a local producer's market every Tuesday, open from around 11am to 2pm.
The Golden Lion Hotel
East StreetA fantastic local pub, great food and atmosphere.
Five or six locally brewed beers, ales and ciders. A really relaxed spot. A must visit place, fantastic wood-fired pizza.
102 locals recommend
Pizzatipi
1 Cambrian QuayFive or six locally brewed beers, ales and ciders. A really relaxed spot. A must visit place, fantastic wood-fired pizza.
PWNC CAFE
East StreetGreat coffee and food, especially breakfasts.
Bara Menyn Bakehouse & Cafe
6B Chancery LnA great bakery and brunch spot, really good coffee.
The Boy Ashore
Seasonal beach shack bar & restaurant. Excellent food.
A wonderful, reasonably priced organic market garden. Some of the very best produce.
6 locals recommend
Glebelands Market Garden Ltd
Saint Dogmaels RoadA wonderful, reasonably priced organic market garden. Some of the very best produce.
An hour or so away from Moylgrove, a perfect place to break the journey. One of the best places to eat in Wales.
83 locals recommend
Wright's Food Emporium
An hour or so away from Moylgrove, a perfect place to break the journey. One of the best places to eat in Wales.
A local countryside brewery with a relaxed and friendly brewery tap.
18 locals recommend
Bluestone Brewing Company Ltd
A local countryside brewery with a relaxed and friendly brewery tap.
A cosy tea room and café near Penbryn beach, it makes a great resting place on several of the neighbouring coastal park walks.
19 locals recommend
The Plwmp Tart
A cosy tea room and café near Penbryn beach, it makes a great resting place on several of the neighbouring coastal park walks.
The Ship Aground
A cosy pub that is a perfect starting or finishing point for coastal walks.
A great selection of herbal teas, infusions and natural remedies.
Newport Complementary Health Clinic
7 High StA great selection of herbal teas, infusions and natural remedies.
Wholefoods Of Newport
East StreetLocal wholefoods store.
An excellent traditional fish and chip shop, a west Wales institution.
6 locals recommend
Bowen's Fish & Chip Shop
2 High StAn excellent traditional fish and chip shop, a west Wales institution.
The Ferry Inn
A good local pub with views over the estuary at St Dogmael's
There is a Spa Supermarket on the main road with evening open hours.
22 locals recommend
Saint Dogmaels
There is a Spa Supermarket on the main road with evening open hours.
SPAR Newport Dyfed
2 Market StEvening open hours, useful for basics.
The Shed Bistro
56 Llanrhian RdGood coffee, cakes, rolls, ice cream. Run by Crwst who have a cafe in Cardigan too.
21 locals recommend
Poppit Sands Cafe & Shop
Good coffee, cakes, rolls, ice cream. Run by Crwst who have a cafe in Cardigan too.
Sightseeing
Beaches, walks, burial chambers and places that capture the unique atmosphere or Pembrokeshire & Ceredigion.
This mysterious and charged place is older than Stonehenge.
60 locals recommend
Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber
This mysterious and charged place is older than Stonehenge.
Cwm Gwaun
A secluded, atmospheric and special place in the heart of Pembrokeshire.
Sometimes a little crowded in high season, but still a very special beach.
20 locals recommend
Mwnt beach Car Park
Sometimes a little crowded in high season, but still a very special beach.
Newport Sands
Golf Course RoadA great, long, sandy beach. Very popular with dog walkers.
A local’s beach, popular in summer, but alway plenty of room. A lovely place to walk out of season.
109 locals recommend
Poppit Sands Beach
A local’s beach, popular in summer, but alway plenty of room. A lovely place to walk out of season.
Ceibwr Bay
Our local bay.
Penbryn
Beautiful beach, a 20 min drive but a wonderful place to spend the day.
Visiting the historic chapel at Mwnt and a walk up the hill behind to look out at the sea and contemplate the view is a very satisfying way to spend a few hours.
10 locals recommend
National Trust - Mwnt
Visiting the historic chapel at Mwnt and a walk up the hill behind to look out at the sea and contemplate the view is a very satisfying way to spend a few hours.
A wonderful village, with pubs, a beach and several cafés. A great destination for out of season coastal walks.
45 locals recommend
Llangrannog
A wonderful village, with pubs, a beach and several cafés. A great destination for out of season coastal walks.