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Porthclais Kiosk
Pembrokeshire, St Davids - Café
A welcome pit stop for walkers and outdoor types on a relatively sparse section of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Porthclais Kiosk provides exactly what is required – and doesn’t try to be anything more. The picturesque harbour is a gathering point for various coastal activity companies so it’s a great place to fuel up beforehand – or revive yourself afterwards. On offer is well-brewed coffee, alongside locally baked cakes, made-to-order sandwiches and toasties, plus a small selection of local ice creams.
VENUE DETAILS
Porthclais Harbour
St Davids
Pembrokeshire
SA62 6RR
OTHER INFORMATION
Wheelchair access, Family friendly, Dog friendly
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