Cafe Môr - The Pembrokeshire Beachfood Company

Fresh food at a good price. As well as their routine favourites they do fresh variations based on what they can buy. We had a Mullet special which was a large fillet with all their usual trimmings for £5.50 - you'd pay £15 for that easily in a restaurant. Cooked fresh to order was ready in 10 mins. Great food and highly recommended.

So... we popped back late Sept 2019... had a cracking Sea Bass roll with all the usual trimmings which was still great value at £7.50 each. This time as it was a bit chillier we also had the hot chocolate with their speciality rum... highly recommended.

Food continues to be great... whenever we are in the area we will pop by to walk the dog and then grab a great lunch (or breakfast if we're early enough).

A lovely burger and fantastic beach. Cafe Mor has a really cool vibe to it. It is situated in the car park with surfers, walkers and beach goers all queuing for freshly made food. We opted for the mor burger which was really nice. I would have liked the lobster burger but felt at £18.50, I couldn't justify it. I am sure it would be delicious if you did take the plunge. We got our burger and then headed to the beach which was stunning. Lots of surfers, dogs and people all collectively doing their thing while we sat took in the sun and enjoyed our burger...perfect

Phipps' tips... dogs are allowed on the beach, they do accept card, the car park is free although does get full, there is a decent corona prevention system in place as it is outdoors with plenty of space, take your food to the beach, harry potter was filmed on the beach, great for surfers but....you can never guarantee the weather.

Heard great reviews about this place and had the bean burger. Maybe my expectations were to high and was not as tasty as expected. The brownie dessert was excellent though.

We were in Pembroke and Cafe Mor was on my to do list. The Classic burger with Kelpchup was literally the best burger I’ve had. Succulent and very tasty. Staff were friendly, They have now moved to the old point house in Angle which is something of a dusty trek. Looking at the bigger picture (as this seems to be a recent move) think it will be awesome. If I was asked for any suggestions going forward it would be more prudent to number the tables and possibly have a couple of waitresses take out the food. Rather than shouting peoples names out to come fetch. Also whoever is responsible for the approach to the old point house could do with doing some maintenance on the track surface as a couple of nasty potholes. Sat navs also can have issues finding it. Finally if you like seafood and burgers. Then this is well worth the effort and a visit.

Fabulous food in a great location. Holiday vibes and sunshine. Street food with a top class twist! We had the fish butty - gorgeous sea bass in suberb bread bun; crab sandwich - too rich for my son, but that's just an opinion, and two burgers, which according to one member of the family was the top burger he's ever eaten, and he's eaten a few!
A great recommendation from one of the Outer Reef instructors- thanks Jack!

Fell in love with Cafe Mor last year when visiting Freshwater West so was super excited they moved into the pub and made a point to include as part of this years holiday. Whilst was disappointed the Lobster Roll wasn’t available was completely satisfied with the Crab Roll and simply the best chips in the world. Stocked up on their special seaweed mixes and already planning next years trip. 😻

I had a gluten-free sea bass roll and some chips. The seaweed ketchup was so good we grabbed some to go. The food was so good, we’re already trying to see how we can fit another visit in. Thank you.

Take the time to find a place to park, as this spot is worthwhile. We didn’t quite splash out on the lobster roll, but the crab roll was delicious. Portion sizes were heaps generous. Find yourself a seat with the lovely view to demolish this food!