Ffynnone Arms

The Ffynnone Arms is a traditional 18th-century Welsh pub located in the village of Newchapel in the heart of the North Pembrokeshire countryside. It presents itself as a classic local pub, welcoming families, dogs and muddy boots, and offering a warm atmosphere across its bar, restaurant and beer garden. The pub is proud to feature in The Good Beer Guide, serving real ales mostly from small local Welsh breweries alongside a fine selection of ciders, wines and spirits. Its menu focuses on home-made food cooked from locally sourced produce, including many pub favourites and specialities for a wide variety of dietary preferences or needs such as gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan and vegetarian options. Sunday roasts are particularly popular, with advance booking advised. The pub opens every evening from 5pm, on Saturdays from 2pm, and for Sunday lunch from midday. It offers a large car park to the rear, disabled access and facilities, and takeaway home-cooked food. Reviews are available on TripAdvisor, and the pub maintains an events section on its website. As a small independent hospitality business, it operates primarily as a local destination pub rather than a multi-site chain.

The Ffynnone Arms is a traditional 18th-century Welsh pub situated in the village of Newchapel in the heart of the North Pembrokeshire countryside. Its origins as an 18th-century establishment place it among the historic rural pubs of Pembrokeshire, and it continues to operate as a local pub serving the surrounding community and visitors. The pub has been recognised in The Good Beer Guide, reflecting its commitment to well-kept real ales, mostly sourced from small local Welsh breweries. Over time it has developed a food offering based on home-made dishes cooked from locally sourced produce, with a menu that includes pub favourites and caters to a wide range of dietary preferences such as gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan and vegetarian. Sunday roasts and the Sunday carvery have become particularly popular, with advance booking advised. The pub provides a bar, restaurant and beer garden, along with a large car park, disabled access and facilities, and takeaway home-cooked food. It welcomes families, dogs and muddy boots, maintaining the character of a traditional local pub. Reviews are available on TripAdvisor, and the pub publishes information about events on its website.

• Established as a traditional 18th-century Welsh pub in Newchapel, Pembrokeshire.

• Featured in The Good Beer Guide for its real ales from small local Welsh breweries.

• Developed a home-made food menu from locally sourced produce, including options for gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan and vegetarian diets.

• Sunday roasts and Sunday carvery became popular offerings, with advance booking advised.

Traditional local Welsh pub offering real ales, local ciders and home-cooked food in a welcoming countryside setting.

• Real ales

  Mostly from small local Welsh breweries.

• Ciders, wines and spirits

  A fine selection available at the pub.

• Home-made food

  Cooked from locally sourced produce, including pub favourites.

• Dietary-specific meals

  Gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan and vegetarian options.

• Sunday roasts / Sunday carvery

  Always very popular; booking in advance is advised.

• Takeaway home-cooked food

  Takeaways available.

1. 1Home - Ffynnone Arms, Newchapel, Pembrokeshire. SA370EH 01239 841800ffynnonearms.co.uk
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