Staying at Lovesgrove Country Guest House means you’re in the perfect spot to enjoy some great food and explore some of Pembrokeshire’s best attractions. Whether you're after a cosy pub meal, fresh seafood, or a stunning coastal walk, there's something for everyone nearby.

Where To Eat

If you fancy a classic pub meal in a charming setting, head to The Old Kings Arms Hotel in Pembroke (just over a mile away). It’s a historic coach inn with hearty British and Welsh dishes - perfect for a Sunday roast or a relaxed dinner after a day out.

For something quick and delicious, you can’t go wrong with Rowlies Fish & Chips. Just a short drive from the guest house, it’s the go-to spot for crispy fish, golden chips, and proper seaside vibes.

Craving a flavour-packed Indian feast? Seven Spice in Pembroke Dock is a local favourite, offering a mix of classic curries and modern twists. Whether you go for a mild korma or a fiery madras, you’ll leave happy.

Things To See & Do

History buff? You’re in for a treat - Pembroke Castle is just a few minutes away. It’s the birthplace of King Henry VII, packed with medieval history, secret tunnels, and stunning views from the towers. Definitely worth a visit!

For those who love coastal walks, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path is an absolute must. Think dramatic cliffs, hidden beaches, and breathtaking sea views - plus, you might even spot some puffins or seals along the way.

If you're after a day at the beach, Barafundle Bay is a little slice of paradise. Often compared to a tropical island (minus the palm trees), it’s got golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and no crowds - just pure, peaceful beauty.

And if you're a movie fan, don’t miss Freshwater West - a dream spot for surfers and the film location for Robin Hood and Harry Potter (yes, this is where Dobby’s Shell Cottage was!).