The Dial inn looks lovely and is plastered with signs saying how good the food is. So we were looking forward to a nice meal after a day walking the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. Us: "Table for 2, please". Waitress: "I'll have to check if we are still serving" Manager "I'm sorry, we have been very busy today and have run... More

Nice location and the food is good. We had the Welsh beef strips in whisky sauce and it was delicious. The one thing that let the place down were the toilets which looked like they hadnt been decorated in 20 years and did smell a bit.

We called here for a drink & to possibly have lunch. Afer being ignored for 10 minutes we were served drinks which were all awful. Warm flat lager & they even managed to mess up a pint of cider which was served flat in a warm glass & without the requested ice. Didn't bother with food & left after 1... More

We went twice - 9 of us the first time, 7 the second. This seemed a very well-run and clean pub. The food was wholesome and filling and the service efficient if, on the first occasion, a little slow - this might have been because it was 'proper' food being prepared. It was worth waiting for. Recommended.

My partner and I decided to visit this pub as we were staying at a hotel in the area and did not want to eat there. We checked the menu earlier in the day and was surprised by the somewhat eclectic and diverse choices options available. It was beyond our expectations. When we arrived in the pub and ordered our... More