Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Llys Meddyg
( 01239-820008;
www.llysmeddyg.com
; East St; mains £14.50-24; )
From the slate floor and leather
armchairs in the bar to the modern art in the elegant dining room, this place oozes style.
The food is superb - the seasonal menu reflects the best of local produce, combined with
an international palate of flavours. There are three dining options, the formal but quirky
restaurant, the Cellar Bar and the wonderful Kitchen Garden, which offers al fresco dining
in summer as well as beanbags, gaint games and toddler bikes to entertain smaller diners.
MODERN WELSH
££
Golden Lion Hotel
( 01329-820321;
www.goldenlionpembrokeshire.co.uk
; East St; mains £11-21; )
The recently refur-
bished restaurant at the town's hotel serves high quality pub grub in comfortable sur-
roundings. It has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, and is a good bet with children.
RESTAURANT
££
Cnapan
( 01239-820575; East St; 2-/3-course dinner £24/32; 6.30-8.45pm Wed-Mon)
The somewhat formal
dining room offers candlelight and crisp white-linen tablecloths, but the service is friendly
and relaxed. Local seafood (Penclawdd mussels and the fresh catch of the day) features on
the set menu, alongside Welsh black beef and a tempting array of desserts.
MODERN WELSH
£££
Information
National Park Information Centre & Tourist Office
(
01239-820912; Long St;
10am-6pm Mon-Sat Easter-
Oct)
Getting There & Away
Most visitors arrive by car. Expect to pay for, and possibly fight for, parking from April to
September.
BICYCLE
Newport Bike Hire
( 01239-820724;
www.newportbikehire.com
; East St; per half-/full day £14/20;
10am-5.30pm Mon-Sat)
Offers bike rental and also stocks cycling guides and books on outdoor
pursuits.
BUS
Services include bus 412 to Haverfordwest (one hour), Dinas Cross (six minutes), Fish-
guard (16 minutes), Castell Henllys (nine minutes) and Cardigan (30 minutes), and the
Poppit Rocket.
