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Latest reviews from Stackpole Pembrokeshire

58 /100
Stackpole Inn (Restaurant)
JASONS CORNER
“Plush sympathetically traditional multi-roomed pub around three sides of a central bar, which serves four local real ales. Practically all the tables are set-up for dining, although to there's ample outdoor space if good weather drinking is your thing, and it's a pretty village and garden to do this in. If eating at peak times you may want to book ahead.“
ManVsBeer 155 days ago
58 /100
Stackpole Inn (Restaurant)
JASONS CORNER
“Visited whilst walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path just south of the village and too the opportunity to wander inland a little as it had become wet and windy up on the cliffs. As mentioned before this is largely a high end restaurant, understandably so given its location. There is a bar where dogs are allowed and damp walkers. It is a little hushed, library like. 3 beers on hand-pull, well kept then back onto the wild and wet cliff walk.“
imdownthepub 696 days ago
72 /100
Stackpole Inn (Restaurant)
JASONS CORNER
“A pub I read about and seen that it had rooms to rent. It is really a high standard restaurant rather than a pub, as it only has a small bar. On a Wednesday in April the restaurant was fully booked (book ahead) and the food was superb. The beer itself was a choice of 4 taps, 1 which was reserved to be from local breweries, they changed the barrel while I was there so got to try 2 different ones they were excellent & well kept. The service was very good. The newly done up rooms were in a adjacent building & excellent value. Only downside was the unusual opening hours, but it gave me the incentive to explore some of the nearby Pembrokeshire coastal footpath, which was stunning.“
Jerseyislandbeer 1835 days ago
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