Just five minutes from Tenby, The Sun Inn serves up hearty pub grub, cracking local ales, and live music in a cosy, no-nonsense setting. It’s the kind of place where strangers become mates and one pint turns into three.
Tucked away in the village of St Florence, The Sun Inn has been part of the local fabric for over two hundred years. It’s seen farmers, fishermen, pilgrims and plenty of thirsty travellers through its doors. Not much has changed, in the best way.
Look up and you’ll spot all sorts hanging from the ceiling: bedpans, old ear trumpets, scythes, horseshoes, pots, pans and a few things no one’s quite sure about. There’s always a story behind them… even if it changes depending on who’s telling it.
Some say the pub’s got a ghost. Others reckon it’s just the beer whispering. Either way, the stories are free and the welcome’s warm.
It’s a small pub, but we manage to squeeze in a bit of everything: quizzes, live music, the occasional knees-up, and even the match if it’s worth putting on. Here’s what’s coming up (if we remembered to write it down).
From pub classics to lighter bites, it’s all cooked with care and fairly priced. A few favourites are below – the full menu’s got plenty more!