The Boathouse Tea Room - Pembroke

Please bear in mind my review is during the pandemic. At present it is a walk-in and take away place. You can sit outside when dry. This was an extremely busy place as walkers etc from the beach of barafudle bay and coastal walkers were stopping by for a drink and snack. There was only 2 vegan options which were a pasty and a soup. My wife and I each had a pasty and a tea with soy milk and were not disappointed, seriously the pasty was beyond amazing. So much flavour and a lot of it for £4:50 I would have given five stars but the car park fee was was steep as it’s National Trust grounds.

We couldn’t believe our eyes when this tiny cafe had vegan sausage rolls and vegan clotted cream scones on a rainy weekend in October. Good coffee, and the scones were light and delicious too

We visited this restaurant in September and were disappointed to find no vegan cream teas or pasties on the menu. However, they did offer a soy salad and a variety of other options including beans, toast, potatoes, and flapjacks. While not amazing, there were still some choices available for vegans.

The restaurant was promoting a vegan burger and also had vegan pastries available. We opted for a vegan magnum and a drink, with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy.

The vegan options were not clearly indicated on the menu boards, so we had to wait in line for a long time before finding out if anything was vegan. The wait was unnecessary and better organization from the more experienced staff is needed. The two young servers were doing their best, but the service was very slow. We specifically came for the vegan cream teas that were advertised on their website, but the servers seemed confused and unsure.