Places to Eat whilst on your Stay

Whilst staying at Fields Lodge, you are spoilt for choice for lovely places to eat!

There are many, many eateries, and these are just a few of my favourites. Do mention that you are staying at Fields Lodge, as this usually gets you great service!

Milford Marina

On Milford Haven Marina, (https://www.milfordmarina.com/whats-on) overlooking the boats in the Marina and onward views up the river also,

is a short, 5 minute drive from us (a taxi is approx. £5.50-Jocks Taxis 01646 698818) or a 40 minute walk (there’s a path all the way)

you have:

Marthas Vineyard – a pub/restaurant/bistro feel and menu, usually a 40yr+ visitor here. Although Trip Advisor has a mixed set of reviews(past ownership), I have always had a nice meal here. Recently under new ownership of Dan, who is as passionate as I am in delivering great food. Always mention you are staying at Fields Lodge as I have an agreed partnership scheme with Dan and negotiated a discount for you on your meals.

http://www.marthasvineyardrestaurant.co.uk/

HarbourMaster– a pub/ bistro type feel, a nice menu and a slightly younger feel than Martha’s. I have always had good food here too. A lovely outside terrace to catch the last of the sunset here on a summers’ evening

http://www.theharbourmaster.co.uk/

Impasto Pizza

Traditional recipe Italian Pizzas from his Italian mother’s recipe book. Cooked to order and so much nicer than the big chain pizzas you may be used to.

http://www.impasto-pizza.co.uk/

Foam – my ‘go to’ coffee house, which is now open on some evenings(always check if they are open on the night you wish to go). Serving food in a ‘glass room’ that overlooks the waterway, and the glass walls can be pulled back on hotter days & nights so that you are eating ‘al fresco’. They sometimes have a different menu in the daytime to the night and serve quite a mix of foods in a rustic fashion.

Also, NEW for Summer 2021..Alfresco Glass Domes! Enjoy a meal ‘Outside, inside’ in these purpose built individual glass domes for your party. Ideal for a romantic celebration, overlooking the water and away from any cool evening breeze. Enjoy a package or order from the main menu, but DO reserve it if that’s where you want to eat!

https://www.facebook.com/Foammilford/

Coco’s – Over the ‘working’ side of the Marina (or Dock side, as the locals call it), a great menu and a really lovely Tropical Sunset Bar for outside, quayside dining….another different experience and another great place for food on Milford Marina.

http://www.cocosmilfordhaven.co.uk/

Little Haven

Moving away from Milford, heading west, my next stop for you would be Little Haven (http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/towns-and-villages/little-haven), about a 5 minute drive from us here.

This is a small fishing village with a small village green overlooking the beach. They have a small lifeboat team here and many small fishing boats set off from the slip here when the tide is right.

All of the places to eat in Little Haven are good, and it comes down to your choice of menu and price-there is a good mix.

In summary, you have

The Castle Inn – a good family pub serving honest meals, with outside seating just made for watching the sun go down.

http://www.thecastlelittlehaven.co.uk/

Swan Inn – my personal favourite in Little Haven, although, as I have said they are all good here. A more ‘gastro-pub’ feel with a higher price to match. Great real fires and great views of the bay.

http://www.theswanlittlehaven.co.uk/

St Brides Inn – just across the road from the car park in Little Haven. Always busy, good food with a more traditional, older ambience.

http://www.saintbridesinn.co.uk/

Dale

My next choice would be to send you to Dale (http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/beaches/dale/), about a 15 minute drive away. Here, you have a large pebble beach an bay, very popular with sailors, wind surfers, kayaks and all other manner of watersports. Dale is the home of:

Griffin Inn – an award winning pub and restaurant-good food here in a great setting. They have an outside, upstairs eating area which gives you a great view of everything going on in Dale and then inside, there is the traditional, old pub and a newly built restaurant addition, very modern with contemporary log burner. They have a lot of their fish delivered to them straight from the boat and up the slip at Dale into the kitchen, so their fish offering changes daily depending on what’s been caught. It is a fish lover’s dream, but fear not, for those of you that do not like fish, there is a great menu full of all other things. Their Lasagne is one of the best I’ve tried. On a summers evening, you will find plenty of people stood against and sat on the sea wall that the Griffin overlooks, enjoying the evening sun, it really is a very popular place to be to watch the world go by.

http://www.griffininndale.co.uk/

Also in Dale is The Clubhouse (Known as Cocos Dale) – which is the Yacht Club in Dale, but is open to the public, I have eaten there last year, not yet in 2021, and it is under new management since then and potentially has a new name..as of May 2021 I am trying to identify what contact number to use to book here…watch this space, I’ll update this by May Bank Holiday

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These are my first ‘go-to’ places for you but, as I say, the list is far from over. There is a great pub/restaurant called The Ocean in Broad Haven and then slightly further up the coast is the Druidstone Hotel at Druidstone, a ‘shabby-chic’ eclectic place that has it’s very own atmosphere!

And then, as you go further up along the coast, there are any number of good places. And of course, I haven’t even started on the options over the bridge on the south side of the county!