St Davids Gin & Kitchen under new ownership: www.no16stdavids.wales

St Davids Gin and Kitchen specialises in “Welsh tapas”, steaks and seafood platters. Twr y Felin’s restaurant, Blas, serves afternoon tea (2pm-4.30pm), with a free art tour on request. Its fine-dining evening menu showcases ingredients from the countryside and coast, such as olive oil-poached cod with jerusalem artichoke, smoked eel and chicken sauce (£26).

You can enjoy a delicious, locally-sourced meal at St Davids Kitchen while sipping gin distilled from botanicals grown on nearby Ramsey Island (https://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/explore-pembrokeshire/wildlife-and-nature/ramsey-island). For the foodies out there, fine-dining in Pembrokeshire can be found at Blas Restaurant at the Twr-y-Felin Hotel, or, for an al-fresco experience, head to Grain for pizza and a pint of one of Bluestone Brewery’s finest beers. For the curious among you, venture into the Really Wild Emporium for a meal to remember – specialising in foraged and wild foods, the dishes are unique and creative, not to mention delicious, giving you a real flavour of Pembrokeshire.

St Davids Gin and Kitchen is the place for both surf and turf – the cows are reared locally, and the lobster (which is another firm favourite) is pulled fresh from the sea!. Pair your choice of dish with their locally distilled gin, featuring botanicals from the local coast. St Davids Gin and Kitchen does its best to source all ingredients from the local vicinity, meaning you’re truly getting a taste of St Davids at this beautiful restaurant.

If you’re looking for great-tasting local produce, look no further than St Davids Kitchen, in Nun Street.The business – a ‘Farm-to-Fork Project’ – is owned and run by farmers Neil and Ruth Walsh, who champion other local producers and fishermen by serving locally-sourced quality, fresh produce. The fare on offer includes Neil and Ruth’s own St Davids Welsh Black Beef and their newly-acquired Ramsey Island lamb and venison.

Mix fantastic gin accented with botanicals hand-picked around the St Davids Peninsula and great food and you get a fantastic dining experience in the UK’s smallest city!. Described as an ethical eatery, St Davids Gin & Kitchen proudly supports local farmers, fishermen, businesses and the wider community. They put their hearts into their food too, offering a truly local farm-to-fork experience.

St Davids Gin & Kitchen – a brilliant restaurant, cafe and bar, with a strong local “Farm to Fork” ethos. An excellent selection of locally sourced meats, vegetables and general welsh goodness, with one of the best gin lists in Pembrokeshire. You can even sit on a table named after our gorgeous view – Caerfai

We especially liked the community-led Really Wild Emporium that has fine coffee, an eclectic food offering and foraging courses, and enjoyed a superb last evening meal at the equally laid-back Gin & Kitchen, which shares a commitment to local produce.

Good advice indeed, and after a little retail therapy in the UK’s smallest city; St. David’s in Haverfordwest, nothing beats a sizzling slice of sensational pizza, and a cold glass of Award-Winning Pembrokeshire craft beer

Try St Davids Kitchen for a focus on hyper-local fare; maps on the wall show the exact number of miles their produce has travelled to reach your plate – like their Solva lobster which comes dripping in wild garlic butter.

St Davids Kitchen, which opened in August, is offering meals that include surf and turf of lobster from Solva, sirloin steak from its own farm and a sea bass dish using fish caught by local fisherman from St Bride's Bay.

St Davids Gin & Kitchen has been born out of a love for the St Davids Peninsula – the local community, the environment and locally grown food. 01437 720 404 Just off the Cross Square in St Davids, at 16 Nun Street.

This small, intimate restaurant prides itself on offering the best of local produce; from locally-reared mutton and freshly caught fish, to its own house gin created using botanicals from the nearby islands.

Another one of St David’s favourites is St David’s Gin & Kitchen. Serving yummy food & they sell locally sourced alcohol, which is made in St David’s distillery. Cater for all allergens.

High end cuisine with a relaxed atmosphere and great friendly service, this little gem of a place makes for a cosy, convivial dining experience. And it’s a must for gin lovers!

16, Nun Street, St Davids Tel: 07986 698 169 The Gin and Kitchen is an ethical restaurant and eatery supporting local farmers, fisherman and businesses in the wider community.

St David’s Kitchen: One of the best places to eat in St Davids - expect delicious seafood, great coffee and fine wine!. Might be one to leave the kids at home for....