White Hart Community Inn — Restaurant in Wales

On our first night staying in St Dogmaels we decided to book a table as the menu looked reasonable and the pub was dog friendly. I was told on the phone that dogs are allowed in the bar area only which is pretty standard at most places. We arrived just before the booking time to a packed bar as the FA cup final was on. Unfortunately the table which had been reserved for us was already occupied by 3 people who refused to move when asked to by the staff. We were seated at the very end of this already occupied table and we felt extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome. We finished our drinks and informed the staff that we wouldn't be staying to eat as we couldn't believe they expected us to share a table. Apparently this pub is owned by local people who quite rightly wanted to watch the football on a sunny Saturday evening but at the expense of accepting any bookings from visitors to the area. I will not recommend, unless you enjoy feeling like an unwelcome guest at a private...

VIsited again to have a meal but sadly the menu now is poor. The choice is very limited, chalkboard with 4 meals on it! So can’t comment on food quality as we didn't eat. Very disappointing given the meals we have had previously and we thought the menu was going in the right direction. Staff still friendly though and beer good..

..... Had many meals now. All have been really good and superb value.

Tonight's no exception. 5 quid for a tasty and satisfying main meal and 3.50 for lovely pud. All homemade. Beer great and staff welcoming. Brilliant

..... Have now revisted for Sunday lunch, which was also excellent.

.... First meal for us since reopening and it won't be the last. Food was great and the selection of vegetables a refreshing change from the majority of places that think a pile of peas will do.

Homemade coleslaw and side salad were good too. The meals are excellent value, there is a nice selection of local ales, and the staff were friendly. Highly...

Just moving furniture into our new house. Needed food and beer after a very long day. Popped into the pub, which felt very welcoming. Chatting to the waitress on duty ( sorry we didn't get your name) , who was extremely helpful with local information. We'd arrived just as the kitchen closed, but the chef rustled us up scampi and chips, which were fantastic. The real ale was very good . Stereophonics playing live at Cardiff, on the TV (got to love 'em), even our little dog was happy! Fantastic place and when we move in full time, will...