Butchers, bakers and fishmongers in Pembrokeshire
28 shops across 10 Pembrokeshire towns and villages.
Narberth is the surprise here. For a small market town it has a genuinely good run of independent food shops along one high street — butchers, a bakery, delis — and it's the single best place in the county to fill a car boot before a self-catering week.
Tenby's old town holds its own, and there are village butchers scattered across the county that have been in the same family for generations. Fish is more complicated than visitors expect: this is a fishing coast, but most of the catch goes to market rather than to a local counter, so a fishmonger is a find rather than a given.
These are small businesses with small-business hours. Half-day closing still exists in places. Ring ahead if you're making a special trip.
By town and village
Every shop, by town and village
Narberth
8 shopsSaundersfoot
5 shopsSt Davids
3 shops- Gwyn Davies and Sons Family Butchers
- Losh's Pasties
- Bwyd a Gwin Tyddewi / St Davids Food and Wine
Haverfordwest
3 shops- Graze Pembrokeshire
- Family Butchers
- Farmhouse Bakery
Solva
1 shopMilford Haven
1 shop- The Fish Plaice
Crymych
1 shop- Ken Davies a'i Fab
Rosebush
1 shop- Say Cheese
Kilgetty
1 shopAlso in Eat & Drink
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