City Inn, Haverfordwest

In the suburbs (read 5 minutes walk from town) this is a large building which gets most of its business from the B&B trade. The interior has two bars, a lounge that looks like it was decorated at great expense sometime in the late 70’s and a basic rear room. The lounge is where the food gets served-up and is closed early, with toping trade directed to the rear. This is where I had my pint of Guinness (the cask of Felinfoel was off), served-up by the world’s most bored and mute barmaid, with two local soaks for company. I suspect this one is better when you sit in the lounge. I stayed here for a couple of nights and to be fair for the price (very reasonable for St Davids!) I got a good room and decent breakfast. Whatpub notes that it was originally built as a railway station for a line which never materialised.

Situated on the one way system as you come into St Davids on the Fishguard road, although called an Inn , this is really an 11 bed B&B which does have public and Saloon bars open to the public. Will not review as I didn't venture in as I had already lined up the proper pubs down by the Cross.