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Destination dining pub in Stackpole village — the natural refuel after Barafundle and the lily ponds.
It holds a food hygiene rating of 5, the Food Standards Agency's top score, it is a few minutes' walk from Stackpole Quay, dogs are welcome and it opens on Sundays.
Assembled from what we can evidence — hygiene ratings, measured distances and the venue's own listed details — not from a visit. We haven't eaten here, and we don't pretend to have.
Hours change with the season, so check before you go.
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Bosherston may be a tiny village but it s the epicentre of the Pembrokeshire climbing scene with the limestone cliffs crisscrossed by up to a thousand hard climbing routes including some of the most taxing routes in the UK. Explore The National Trust Bosherston Lily ponds which a
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Stackpole
Stackpole Quay, SA71 5LS
Run by National Trust
Stackpole
The tearoom at Stackpole Quay — crab sandwiches and cake in the National Trust courtyard where the Barafundle walk begins. Location, perfected.
The National Nature Reserve wrapping Barafundle, the Bosherston lily ponds and Stackpole Warren — otters, all eight UK bat species recorded, and the finest limestone coast in Wales.
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Hygiene rating: Food Standards Agency, Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked by us. Things change — please tell us if something here is wrong.