The Boars Head

Portions at The Boars Head are generally generous, many guests comment that mains are large and good value, with plenty of meat and veg on Sunday roasts and hearty pub classics. A few guests mentioned smaller-than-expected portions for particular dishes (e.g., a scampi plate), so if you’re sharing starters or ordering smaller plates, ask about serving sizes when you book.

Yes, families and children are welcome. Guests frequently visit for family meals and Sunday lunch; there are children’s options mentioned (nuggets, burgers, scampi) and staff are used to serving families with highchairs and friendly service. Tip: book ahead for busy services and check with staff about kids’ portions or menu choices if you have picky eaters.

Generally yes, the restaurant’s hours are listed as daily 12:00–00:00, so it operates every day. However, public-holiday staffing and openings can change, so if you’re planning a holiday visit it’s best to call ahead or book online to confirm service for that specific date.

Yes, the team are used to accommodating requests. Call ahead to discuss seating preferences, dietary needs or accessibility requirements. Guests note staff are generally helpful with table location, highchairs and allergy questions, though some guests recommended calling for gluten-free specifics as practices have varied. If you have a strict allergy, ring ahead so the kitchen can prepare and clarify options.

For the iconic Sunday roast, Sunday is the best day, guests call it one of the best in Pembrokeshire. If you want a quieter experience with the same quality of food, aim for a midweek lunch or an early weekday evening when the pub is less busy. Either way, book ahead for popular slots (Sunday and weekend evenings).

Yes, The Boars Head is dog-friendly and guests regularly bring dogs. Many reviews praise the welcoming attitude to dogs (including accommodating small dogs in dining areas). For service dogs, standard practice is to allow them, call ahead if you have a specific requirement so staff can reserve a suitable spot.

Yes, many guests describe The Boars Head as dog-friendly, with staff happy to welcome well-behaved dogs and provide suitable seating. If you’re visiting with a dog, mention it when booking to secure the best spot and avoid any busy dining areas.

Yes, The Boars Head is family-friendly and can accommodate accessibility needs. Guests describe staff as helpful with seating adjustments (for example offering a more accessible table for a guest with mobility needs) and attentive to families with children and babies. If you need specific accessibility features or a highchair/space for a trolley, call ahead so staff can reserve the most suitable table.

It depends on your priority: pick Sunday for the signature roast (very popular) but expect it to be busy and to book early. For a quieter visit, try midweek lunchtimes or early weekday evenings when guests report shorter waits. If you want a lively atmosphere and a guaranteed bustling vibe, go for weekend evenings, just arrive with a booking for peace of mind.

Warm, cosy and lively, The Boars Head is often described as a traditional yet freshly refurbished gastro-pub with a friendly vibe. Guests praise the welcoming staff and comfortable decor. Note: at peak times (Sunday lunch, weekend evenings) it can be bustling and noisy, so if you want a quiet meal request a quieter table or an earlier weekday slot.

Casual dress is fine, the restaurant’s style is relaxed casual dining. Guests typically dress smart-casual for evening meals or celebrations; there’s no formal dress code, so come comfortable and ready to enjoy good food and drink.

Busiest: Sunday lunch (famous roast) and weekend evenings, guests report the restaurant fills up quickly and service can be stretched. Quietest: midweek lunchtimes and early weekday evenings tend to be calmer with shorter waits. For a quieter but still excellent meal, try a weekday visit or an early seating on weekends.

Yes, The Boars Head is a cosy, well regarded spot that works nicely for date night if you enjoy relaxed, high-quality British pub dining. Guests frequently praise the food, presentation and friendly service, and many describe the atmosphere as warm and welcoming. Tips: book in advance (it gets busy), request a quieter table (avoid the bar or the back room on peak nights) and expect a casual but smart vibe, great for a celebratory meal or a relaxed evening out.

The Boars Head is open daily from 12:00 to 00:00, serving food all day. If you’re planning a special visit (bank holidays, large groups or Sunday roast), it’s wise to book ahead or call to confirm as the restaurant can be very busy at peak times.