Ferry Inn

24shopper

3rd September 2008

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Great place situated in a small hamlet of Llanstadwell with stunning veiws over the cleddau eastuary. The have a good to reasonable menu with the usual pub grub. Not bad prices. Parking is not easy though as you have to use a shared village carpark which is very small. I would say that wheelchair access or even buggies would be difficult not sure if they have facilities available but they could have been there somewhere. Very large open dining area easliy catered for large groups or parties. although they have a good reputation for good food the atmosphere leaves alot to be desired!! The owner is plain rude and unhelpful, I rang to enquire about meats available for sunday lunch and to book a table and she said "I'm too busy to talk I've got a pub full of people!!" How's that for customer service!!

martinlow at 31/10/08

24shopper - I think you may have your Ferries mixed up. The description sounds like the Ferry House Inn at Llanstadwell, but the map shows The Ferry Inn at Pembroke Ferry on the other side of the river. I agree that the dining room (at the Ferry House) is a bit soul less. However, you can eat in the lounge which is much cosier and has cracking views of the Haven. I have never had any problem parking. Jan, the landlord's wife is charming and would never respond to a customer's phone enquiry as you describe. On the other hand, Jayne, who owned the Pembroke Ferry until recently, was quite arrogant and probably would! So I suspect that you may have rang the wrong Ferry?

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