Phone: +441437721725
Address: Trinity Quay, SA62 6UQ, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom
City: Pembrokeshire
Dishes: 4
Reviews: 1703
"After walking from St David's to Solva via the Costal path a trek of some 5 miles but with the terrain being challenging for my wife as the path follows the outline of the cliffs it seems longer than 5 miles by the time we had completed the route and the sight of the Cafe on The Quay was most welcome. The Cafe was clean and staff very welcoming with a good range of drinks and snacks We had 2 coffees and some cake A Death by Chocolate which was an instant burst of energy, However the view from the upstairs area was great"
Menu - 4 options
All prices are estimates.
Coleslaw
Crunchy cabbage and crisp carrots mixed with creamy dressing for a refreshing side dish.
Club Sandwich
A layered sandwich with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise, served between three slices of toasted bread.
Chocolate Cake
Rich and moist chocolate cake layered with creamy chocolate frosting for the ultimate indulgence.
Breakfast Sandwich
A delicious breakfast sandwich featuring eggs, cheese, and your choice of bacon or sausage on a toasted English muffin.
Elliott
This cafe is very convenient, as there are not many places in Solva that offer quick breakfast snacks. The bacon butty was tasty with plenty of rashers. Thank you.
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Paul
Enjoyed our coffee and bun at this very pleasant cafe overlooking the quay. Good selection of food and drinks. Friendly staff. Good outside seating to take in the views
ItsJustMyTake
Charming café with a beautiful view of Solva harbour on a sunny day. They offer a variety of savory and sweet snacks, including regional specialties, at reasonable prices.
Janice
Lovely delicious courgette and avocado cake and the best hot chocolate although) in a small cup . Stunning views . Went while it was pouring down so would return to sit out side when the sun is shining . Lovely lady serving us .
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Stopped for a bite to eat. I had the mackerel. It came with small cooked potatoes, salad and home made coleslaw. Loads of fresh mackerel. Husband had a jacket, with cheese and again the salad and coleslaw. Two fizzy drinks £18. Fantastic bargain.
Joseph
In the every increasingly difficult hospitality market I plead for you to take a little pride in what you serve up before it leaves the kitchen whilst were all fully aware.gluten free bread isn't the greatest if it's treated with a little love it can be served without any issues however our bank holiday bun would have been more fitting if it was used as a cannon on pirates of the Caribbean all in all a little disappointing.
Paul
I have been before and was holidaying in the area again and remembered how good it was so decided to go back, definitely not disappointed. Had the crab sandwich with accompaniments and it was very fresh and very tasty. Very good value for money in my opinion with excellent service and a very clean environment. Beautiful spot to enjoy food too overlooking the water. If you are in the area i would highly recommend giving it a try.
Elaine
We visited this restaurant twice for lunch during our vacation and both times were wonderful. The paninis with salad and coleslaw were delicious, and the chips were the best I've ever had. The view from the balcony is fantastic, and we were lucky enough to enjoy it on a sunny day during our second visit. We could sit there and watch paddle boarders and crabbers going about their business. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Solva.
Martin
Super location overlooking the estuary with outside seating. Ordered teas and sandwiches, Given the teas but told it would be a 15 minute wait for the food, so refused the teas until the food was ready. It would make sense to have drinks and food at the same time rather have no tea left or cold tea when the food was served. The young staff didnt quite grasp this. However all worked out fine when all came together with fresh nicely made sandwiches and drinks.
Lewis
After walking from St David's to Solva via the Costal path a trek of some 5 miles but with the terrain being challenging for my wife as the path follows the outline of the cliffs it seems longer than 5 miles by the time we had completed the route and the sight of the Cafe on The Quay was most welcome. The Cafe was clean and staff very welcoming with a good range of drinks and snacks We had 2 coffees and some cake A Death by Chocolate which was an instant burst of energy, However the view from the upstairs area was great
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Cafe Indulge in our vibrant cafe selection, offering an array of freshly brewed coffees, artisanal teas, and delectable pastries, paired with cozy ambiance for a delightful dining experience.
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Welsh Experience the rich culinary heritage of Wales with our enticing menu. Delight in traditional Welsh flavors that combine local ingredients and time-honored recipes, offering a taste of Wales's cultural richness in every bite.
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Cakes A delightful selection of cakes featuring rich, moist layers and crafted with the finest ingredients. Satisfy your sweet tooth with our variety of decadent flavors and beautifully decorated creations.
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British Traditional and hearty, the British menu offers comfort classics like fish and chips, succulent roasts, and savory pies. Rediscover familiar favorites, lovingly crafted with timeless recipes and fresh, local ingredients.
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