Live Sports — Pubs in Pembroke Dock

Alma Inn

Bufferland Terrace, Pembroke Dock SA72 6QS

Clean and tidy pub in residential area. No food. Has some real ale in bottles.

Bush Tavern

65 Bush Street, Pembroke Dock SA72 6DE

Traditional looking pub with modern referbished interior. Plenty of wood and spot lights. Large tv for sports. A member of the local Behave or Be Banned scheme (BBOB). Intends putting on Real Ale soon.

Charlton Hotel

20 Bush Street, Pembroke Dock SA72 6AX

Traditional corner town pub in the port of Pembroke Dock where Sunderland Flying Boats were ststioned in WWII. There is a museum to this nearby. No food is served. Fairly close to the ferry terminal to Ireland

First & Last

London Road, Pembroke Dock SA72 6TX

Small, friendly, single-bar local in the same family for the last 50 years. The guest beer range from local to national The walls display an eclectic mix of photos and prints. Food is good value pub fare. Formerly the Commercial, the pub acquired its current more distinctive name in 1991 to reflect its edge-of-town location. It is handy for the Cleddau Bridge giving easy access to Haverfordwest and the beaches and other attractions of west and north Pembrokeshire. The Sunday evening quiz has to be experienced.

Red Rose Inn

113 High Street, Pembroke Dock SA72 6PA

A Small locals pub on the southeast limits of Pembroke Dock near the fire station. In a converted cottage in a predominantly residential area of Pembroke Dock. This pub could be quit easily passed by, but is worth a visit. A few unusual beers including German are occasionally on draught Exposed beams help to give character and atmosphere. Live music at weekends which can get quite busy. Simple food served on TV sport days. There is occasionally a real cider.

White Hart

3 Pembroke Street, Pembroke Dock SA72 6XH

Kilwendeage

Military Rd, Pembroke Dock SA72 6SH

A reopened pub under a different name in the Penner area of Pembroke Dock. A short walk from the Ferry Terminal to Ireland. There is a Happy Hour between 5 and 7 on weekdays. Sharps sold in bottles. Coin machines.