Pembrokeshire seafood
Pembrokeshire coast
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- Updated October 2026
What to expect
Pembrokeshire's coast is famous for its crab, lobster and mackerel, caught by small boats and sold at harbours and in cafes and pubs along the coast. Places such as Solva and Dale are known for crab sandwiches and fresh fish, and local restaurants and fish shacks serve the day's catch. It is an ideal reward after a walk on the coast path.
Tips before you go
- Fresh crab is often sold from small harbour stalls, so ask what is available.
- Book restaurants in advance in summer.
- Combine seafood with a coast walk or boat trip.
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Where to base yourself
Britain's smallest city, with a cathedral in a hollow and the coast on its doorstep
A weekend in PembrokeshireWalesA rugged coast of golden beaches, seabirds and a famous coast path
What to pack
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the best seafood in Pembrokeshire?
Solva, Dale and Tenby are all known for crab and lobster, and harbours often have small stalls.
Last reviewed October 2026. Prices, opening times and conditions change, so check with the provider before you go. Report an error or share a tip.