Latest reviews from Pembroke Dock

“Facing the roundabout at the edge of town, which also has the road taking you across the Cleddau Bridge, this is a locals bar beautifully kept with carpets and large leather-back bench seats and stools around the exterior walls, around a horseshoe bar that splits and serves two distinct sides. The beers are different on both sides with three cask ales and a real cider on its wickets. The decor here is busy too with most spaces taken up with clutter or sports pictures on the walls. Between 4pm and 7pm you have to roll dice before paying as the number you accumulate gives you a discount.“

ManVsBeer 198 days ago

“High up on the south side of Pembroke Dock on the main road running along the top of the hill. This is a homely decorated carpeted pub in a corner house. A one-room affair with just one cask ale (from Marstons), there's not much going on here beer wise - it's just a locals place with mainly macro keg.“

ManVsBeer 198 days ago

“This is very much a locals pub on the main road into Pembroke Dock, where the trucks pass in great numbers to the Irish Ferry. It has been knocked through inside but there are 2 distinct drinking areas, one dominated by a pool table. Outside seating next to the main road. Just a couple of hand pulls in operation with widely available beers being served.“

imdownthepub 725 days ago