Siop Fach Tearoom — Restaurant in Wales

Wonderful place. The cleanest place we have ever been in. The skirting biards and floor together with everywhere were sparkling clean. Light airy .great selection on menu. We had a special of fishcakes which were fantastic. We ordered a cake for pudding and the owner joked you will be taking that home with you. And when our meal arrived we could see why. Portions are extremely generous. The antiques had a selection of items. Lots if whimsies. Tapestry .books. glassware. Parking is good. Ramp and disabled parking outside.wheelchair accessible Toilets. Sfaff are nicely spoken. Flowers outside are superb. If in the area you simply must visit. They do sunday lunches but are so busy you need to book. We are going to drive back for one soon. You will not be...

On Wednesday 10th July, having seen the good reviews, we went out of our way to go to the tearoom, which was 'open 11.30 to 4pm'. However, when we arrived, the tearoom was closed. Others had turned up too but left when seeing the 'closed' sign. We were told that there was no chef and they would not be open until next week. They are still advertising as open online, so don't waste your journey and fuel like we did. We were very disappointed as we had travelled all the way from St Davids, having checked online for opening hours. The collectibles shop was open only, no tea / coffee and...

Good pricing for a good breakfast, we had two full English breakfasts and you get a pot of tea for two with it. Was lovely and more than enough. Beans on toast for the little one with a Welsh cake for after. Loved the fact you could have a gander around the antiques shop before or after your breakfast, was a nice touch with some lovely little things. A 17 minute drive down to St David's after for a nice walk around the coast or a chill on the beach....