Two Pembrokeshire pubs named among UK’s best seaside pint spots

The Griffin in Dale and The Druidstone near Broad Haven make top 10 in Big 7 Travel’s national roundup.

Kit Peters
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The Griffin in Dale and The Druidstone near Broad Haven

Two coastal pubs in Pembrokeshire have been named among the best places in the UK to enjoy a pint by the sea, according to a new list published by Big 7 Travel.

The Griffin Inn, located in the picturesque village of Dale, and The Druidstone, perched on the clifftops near Broad Haven, both secured spots in the top 10 of the travel site’s “25 Best Pubs for a Seaside Pint in the UK” — a list compiled using reader recommendations, editorial picks and online reviews.

The Griffin was praised for its fresh seafood, harbour views and laid-back atmosphere, while The Druidstone earned acclaim for its bohemian charm, dramatic coastal setting and locally sourced menu.

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Other top-ranked pubs include Tŷ Coch Inn in Pwllheli, Old Neptune in Whitstable, and Harry’s Shack in Portstewart, Northern Ireland.

Big 7 Travel said the list was designed to help visitors make the most of the late summer sunshine, combining “sea air, salty chips and a cold one in hand” for the ultimate coastal experience.

🌊 Top 10 Seaside Pint Spots in the UK There’s nothing like a coastal pint to make summer last longer. Big 7 Travel reveals the nation’s favourite sea-view pubs—two Welsh gems included!
  1. Tŷ Coch Inn – Pwllheli, North Wales
  2. The Ship Inn – Low Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland
  3. Old Neptune – Whitstable, Kent
  4. Harry’s Shack – Portstewart, Northern Ireland
  5. Applecross Inn – Wester Ross, Scottish Highlands
  6. The Griffin – Dale, Pembrokeshire 🐟
  7. The White Horse – Brancaster, Norfolk
  8. The Watering Hole – Perranporth, Cornwall
  9. The Jolly Fisherman – Craster, Alnwick
  10. The Druidstone – Broad Haven, Pembrokeshire 🌅

📌 Source: Big 7 Travel | See full list

Full list available via Big 7 Travel’s guide to the UK’s best seaside pint spots

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