HARBWR Bar & Kitchen — Restaurant in Wales

So been here many times over the past couple of years and unfortunately this evening was the worst, the place was freezing cold, as we were sat by the door, asked if we could move to an empty table but there wernt any.. although I could see 3.. but any way got on with the evening as we were meeting friends, As our friends were 10 mins behind us as soon as they sat down they asked if they were ready to order, I asked if they could have 5 mins to look at the menus, 25 mins later they came back to take the order, around 30 mins later the food which was nice in fairness, although out of 5 ordered they only had food for 3, so 2 of us had to 2nd choice, The deserts however wernt great. The Cheese cake was more like ice cream cake and partially frozen and the chocolate fudge cake was very small especially for £7 and no custard. After requesting the bill the lady who brought it said she'd get the card machine, 20 mins later still nothing I tried grabbing the attention of the girls behind the bar as they were just stood there staring into space whilst the other was too busy chatting up the guys for most of the night on one of the tables by the bar, in the end I almost had to shout can somebody serve us pls, to which managed to grab their attention albeit some odd looks off them. To be honest I wouldn't be rushing back which is a shame, there are many bars and restaurants popping up in and around Tenby all fighting for customers my verdict on @Harbwr currently isn't great there are plenty of others with great food,service and heating I'd...

We had a family meal here on December 21st during a pre-christmas break to Saundersfoot.

First, it's in a lovely spot in pretty Saundersfoot. It's large and in December was decorated beautifully for Christmas. It was also busy, which was pleasing to see in an off-season tourist town.

The menu was typical pub/bar food, but with a broad selection for different palettes, plus a kids menu. Being nusy meant it was loud, which is ideal when you have kids as you don't need to worry TOO much about them upsetting a serene restaurant!

They make their own beer, which gets a point from me!

Food was a bit of a mixed bag. My wife's quiche was dry and almost inedible. She should have sent it back really. She mentioned it to the server, but there wasn't much proactivity about a solution other than "do you want to send it back?"

Several of us had steak, and it was a rare relief that is wasn't overcooked, as in many places you have to go one level rarer than you'd prefer, just to ensure you don't get chewy shoe leather. Mine was sadly afflicted with some tough gristle, but I guess there's not much you can do to avoid that. Reasonably tasty though. Came with nice chips, a whole vine of tomatoes, and I had chimmi churri sauce which was delicious.

Overall, a nice place for a pint and casual meal. Quality may be a bit hit and miss, or it could just be that if you're a quiche officianado you need to go to France or...

Me and my partner went on a spontaneous date night to the harbwr and decided to have a meal.

Firstly the attitude of the staff was impeccable! The young lady who served us was kind and helpful. She also managed to serve most tables within the restaurant without us waiting too long for food.

The food however was not great. The bread that came with the olive starter was dry and stale. Both the Fish burger and the Signature burger were wet and lacked flavour, neither me nor my partner could eat them. The cheesecake that my partner ordered was delicious however my pavlova was sub par. The meringue was burnt and i was under the impression after reading the description that it would be made with fresh raspberries (probably misread that, not their fault).

Both me and my partner work in hospitality so didn’t feel right complaining however after paying £70 plus tip to the waitress who was amazing. We felt as though it was over priced for what we received and are a narrowing it down to a bad night and possible lack of staff in the kitchen.

All in all atmosphere was great and so was the front of...