A mini guide to Narberth, Pembrokeshire
Narberth has one of the best independent high streets, a buzzing food scene and an array of antique and vintage stores.
My favourite antique stores are
· The Bazaar
· The Malthouse
· @usefulandbeautifulthings
When it comes to food, my personal faves are
· Breakfast, brunch & Coffee @stopio.narberth
· Street food at @hwbnarberth
· Drinks & light bites at The Star
I also recommend freshly baked pastries at @rock.n.dough, tapas treats at @ultracomidanarberth , @topjoestownhouse for pizza and Fire & Ice for gelato
Along the highstreet you will also find plenty of independent stores, delish galleries and makers. I really like Jago, Happy Planet & The Wild Wisteria to name a few
The museum is also worth a visit, the cafe and fantastic secondhand bookstore is free to visit and the museum has a small admission charge & is very interesting with plenty of interactive exhibits for kids.
Unfortunately Narberth Castle is currently closed for repairs but will hopefully open again, until then 15mins down the road you will find Llawhadden Castle which is free to visit & a substantial ruin to explore.
For those who enjoy a walk there is a lovely trail from Carding Mill Lane, which leads directly into ancient Canaston Woods.
Have you been to Narberth?
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