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Enjoy home-cooked meals and real ales at The Cross Inn in Clarbeston Road. A cosy country pub with a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Dog Friendly

Contact Number
01437 731506
Address
The Cross Inn, Clarbeston Road, SA63 4UL
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Welcome to The Cross Inn – A Traditional Country Pub in Clarbeston Road

Located in the heart of Pembrokeshire, The Cross Inn is a charming country pub known for its delicious home-cooked meals and warm, family-friendly atmosphere. With its rustic stone walls, wooden flooring, and oak beams, it offers the perfect setting for a relaxed dining experience.

Great Food & Real Ales

We take pride in serving hearty, homemade dishes, using quality ingredients to bring you the best of traditional pub food. Pair your meal with a refreshing real ale from our carefully selected range. Beer lovers will also enjoy our annual beer festival, a highlight of the local calendar.

Dog-Friendly & Welcoming

We welcome well-behaved dogs on leads, making us the perfect stop for a countryside walk break. Whether you're dining indoors or enjoying outdoor seating when the weather allows, you'll always receive a warm welcome at The Cross Inn.

Visit Us

We are open Monday to Sunday, 12:00 – 24:00, offering both dine-in and outdoor seating (weather permitting). Join us for a meal, a drink, or just a great atmosphere.

Find out more on Connect Pembrokeshire.

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Testimonials

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Compliments to the chef and to very friendly staff. We had a table of 10 last week and served quickly, all our meals looked great, very fresh and very plentiful. Can’t wait to return tonight. Thank you.

Margaret Vaughan
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Lovely meal, amazing portions and presentation. Very reasonably priced too. Already recommended to others and can't wait to go back

Sarah-Jane Jones
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Great food and friendly service in nice surroundings. Will go again.

Jon Stangroome