PEPPERS — Restaurant in Wales

A wonderful art gallery with good and exceptional fine art and some ceramics also. I'd especially recommend anyone visiting Pembrokeshire to seek out this gallery if only to see the work of David Tress an artist whose work can always be seen here, who has also worked in Pembrokeshire, well over a decade and really has an essential feel of the landscape here mot just the coastal path upon which this is so well situated in the centrepoint of the North pembrokeshire coast and coastal path. The cafe and restaurant are excellent and it is a frequent venue for literature talks by writers, poets and musical performances. Jazz festival location not to be missed for quality artists during August bank holidays Aberjazz/Fishguard jazz and blues festival each year. 2018 will be Fishguards 15th Aberjazz and blues festival. Throughout the year it continues to be a good venue for music, especially good Jazz. It is quite small but pleasant and parking is easily found within a very short...

Absolutely fabulous evening with culinary extravagance. We visited Peppers with family and friends to celebrate our friend’s birthday. The olives with balsamic dip were excellent starters, the fish was superb, ratatouille was excellent and the lentil loaf with balsamic red wine sauce sealed the deal. Our refreshing Kumeu chardonnay experience was decorated by the owners Myles and David who shared exciting stories of life and music over a glass of red from backpacking to Buckingham Palace. All of this with the finest of jazz in the background. What an absolute...

We are enjoying Myles’s tasty freshly cooked takeaway menu on most weekends since the first lockdown - it’s addictive (especially garlic potatoes as prescribed). The menu offers are excellent and varied, but our doctors’ orders are a little repetitive (yummy vege lasagna!). Very professional service and always with a smile. We recommend a repeat prescription. Many thanks. The doctors (not GPs). See you next...