The smallest sandwich ever! The chef even came out with the Artisan bread to show me its “ local” they want to use local ingredients, yet have a Carte D’or ice cream van outside! A teaspoon of couscous salad and a very small garnish of...salad x 2 £20 ! Ooops plus 1 coffee. Couldn’t have tap water as it was discoloured?? Clear in the loos with the same water supply?! Cheese & leek tart up by £5 with the addition of a couple of potatoes !More

A big thank you to the lady serving in the cafe today , it was really busy and we came for lunch for my birthday , one member of staff told us they weren’t doing ice cream sundaes ( which is what we had come...for !) but the staff member ( who we think is the daughter of the owner) kindly sorted us out and made my day ! Thank you , great ice cream sundae and a lovely halloumi and avocado salad !More

We visited this little gem after a lovely long walk. We chose to sit in as the weather was hit and miss and what a charming little place it was and very attentive staff. There were three of us in our party we chose to...eat the ham and cheese panini, which was fully loaded, the steak, onion and mushroom baguette which was totally amazing, both of these were served with homemade coleslaw, beautiful side salad and cous cous, also the baguette was served with fresh new potatoes. The other member of our party ordered the ploughman’s which was huge and a great variety of cheese and the best chutney ever. We had to buy a jar of the chutney it was so good. The cakes looked outstanding and such huge pieces we had to have a slice of chocolate sponge to take home and may I say that was scrummy. This place is clean, excellent food and exceptional quality, great staff and great prices. Keep up the good work 5 stars needed for this little gem of a place.More

Had a lovely lunch on a sunny day with freshly made crab sandwiches and a blt baguette along with a pitcher of elderflower we had a great time and the quayside tea room is in a great location

Fantastic hidden unspoilt location run by friendly helpful team. Crab sandwiches were amazing with a lovely side salad of homemade coleslaw and couscous with added grains. Couldn’t leave without having a cake as they looked and tasted awesome. Favourite tearoom of our whole week’s stay,...loved it!More

Lovely tearoom on a beautiful setting on the estuary-fabulous choice on menu-local fresh fish and ingredients and a very popular place to eat-loved it ❤️

What a hidden gem, lovely food, lovely staff and all over lovely experience. Definitely recommend the steak baguette, lovely selection of food and desserts😋

Have eaten here many times over the years Service/food not what it used to be. Shan't be visiting again ☹️

Not happy bunny! Looked on website could see closed at 5pm! Rung to check when they serve food up until, message to say they cannot pick up phone at the moment but to send message on their website... fast forward to 4:02pm after stood there...for a couple of mins at the counter my wife ordered quiche but not serving food after 4pm as they close at 5pm! Right attitude as well exclaiming it's on our website... we had and have checked website nowhere does it state serving food until 4pm... there were 3 other customers having tea outside. It has gone downhill since changing hands, food nowhere near as nice.. never mind! Need to find somewhere if they don't want my custom...More

Stopped for lunch at this hidden gem in Lawrenny Quay. Excellent choice of homemade food . Wonderful location coinciding with beautiful weather. Very busy. Welsh Cheese & Leek Tart with new potatoes and salad. Prawn and Pineapple salad - both delicious. Will definitely come back.

Lunch was excellent lovely fresh resourced foods which great choice of menu. Excellent customer service. Eat inside or out under large umbrellas. Dogs allowed inside. Surroundings very peaceful and relaxing looking over the estuary ample free parking. Such a find. There is a separate posh...caravan which sells ice creams and hot/cold drinks if you don't to enter the cafe. Prices reasonable, but the posh fancy ice creams from the van is a tad experience the cones are fine. An ideal place to go for good food, lovely surroundings to watch the boats and wildlife and if feeling energetic there is a fantastic NT walk along the estuary through the Oak woodland, via the boatyard. Just have to check the tide times before going as walk transfers onto the estuary down wooden steps.More

Absolutely 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ a breakfast oasis. Amazing full english!!! The range of breads (and plenty of butter). What more could two hungry festival goers want….THANK YOU ❤️❤️