Pembroke
Jacks At The Longhouse

Jacks At The Longhouse

Jacks At The Longhouse, Freshwater East, Pembroke, United Kingdom

Coffee • British • Ice Cream • Breakfast


"All in all it was a bit of a disaster! We walked down on Monday (google said it was open, but it wasn’t , returned tonight. Front door difficult to open (wooden+probably swollen from the wet Welsh rain , walked in, not greeted by the staff at all. Ordered a drink and asked for some menus, asked if we had booked (we hadn’t , asked what time we wanted to order (needed to be written in the diary as the kitchen ‘won’t be able to cope’, written in for 1730, wanted to sit outside (had a toddler , bit of attitude from the staff saying if we wanted to sit outside we needed to pay when we ordered (not an issue but could have phrased it slightly better (I suspect they had had problems with folk leaving without paying if sat outside.. . We sat outside in a terrace area so our kid could run around and not run into the carpark etc, looked at the menus, wanted to go back in and order but we were locked on the terrace! Spent a good 5 minutes knocking on the glass to try and attract someone’s attention to open the door, another customer oozed through a gap to go round the front to let us in. Mentioned to restaurant staff we were locked out to be told told ‘it’s a fire door’ and it needs to be shut Not sure how you can have a terrace off of a fire door?? Given we were locked out, we decided to sit inside. Asked for a highchair ‘up to 36 months’ but did not fit our 20 month old kid got pretty distressed so I took him back outside, meanwhile the restaurant staff came back to say what I wanted to order ‘slow cooked beef chilli’ wouldn’t be ready for another hour. Food arrived, toddler wouldn’t entertain his meal (doesn’t mean it was inedible! my burger was dry and came in 6 broken bits, and my chips were under cooked. Also ordered some cheesy garlic bread which was tasteless and not eaten Made a speedy exit (after paying! as my toddler was playing up, only to go to the toilet and both ladies loos had no loo roll. Mentioned it to the staff, no apology From the outside the building looks like it has a nice après beach vibe Such a shame as it has huge potential but it was all round disappointing!"

The Stackpole Inn

The Stackpole Inn

Jasons Corner, Stackpole, Pembroke, Wales, SA71 5DF, United Kingdom

Pub • Pizza • Welsh • British


"If you find yourself in Pembroke Dock and looking for a place to have a delicious meal, look no further than the Stackpole Inn. This quaint restaurant offers excellent fresh food made with locally sourced ingredients, particularly seafood which changes daily depending on the catch of the day. They also have a great selection of local ales and ciders for you to enjoy with your meal. Although the restaurant is located a bit of a drive away from other establishments and attractions, it is well worth the journey. We had to make a reservation as the place gets quite busy, but even when fully booked, they managed to find us a table. The drive to the Stackpole Inn took us about 15 minutes through some scenic but quiet roads. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed at the bar and told that our table would be ready soon. While waiting, we enjoyed a guest draught of the day, which included a delicious Black Dragon Welsh Cider at 7% alcohol content. The menu offers a variety of fresh seafood options, with whole fish being a standout choice. The portions were generous and the food was flavorful, even if the presentation was not the best. An a la carte menu is also available for those looking for something different. The atmosphere at the Stackpole Inn is simple and pleasant, perfect for a relaxing meal. Although we did not stay overnight, the accommodations at the inn seem to be convenient for those looking to extend their visit. In conclusion, I highly recommend the Stackpole Inn for anyone looking for a delicious meal made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The drive may be a bit out of the way, but the food and atmosphere make it well worth it, especially for fans of local cider and seafood."