Flat Rock Bistro

Lovely location with spectacular sea views. Modern, clean, comfortable and pleasant restaurant and bar with a wide ranging menu. Staff were friendly and efficient despite an initial misunderstanding about the booking for our table. Food was on the pricey side (£17.95 for a lamb burger and chips) but beautifully cooked and presented. Reasonable range of drinks, though only one ale on tap.

Had two fantastic meals one on Saturday 30th September and Mondays 2nd October, the Welsh sirloin steak was amazing it melted in your mouth, please give the chef who was on our compliments. Will definitely be returning for more meals, the staff were so pleasant and made the whole experience a pleasure Thank you again

Lovely views, good food and welcoming professional staff. Decent cocktail menu. Prices are reasonable, especially considering the view out of the window. Come around sunset to watch the geese flying past into the estuary. Only thing that lets it down, considering the upmarket exterior, reception and bar area is the dining furniture gives the impression of a functional mid-price business hotel breakfast room, rather than a nice cosy restaurant

Lots of good things about the flat rock, the views are absolutely stunning, great place to grab a pint, with looks overlooking the Teifi estuary. The food was hit and miss. Chicken Cordon Bleu was superb, really an amazing dish. The burger, as others have noted was a real disappointment, bland and cheap taste, lacking garnish. The Dessert, roulade, was okay, but nothing special. The staff were really helpful and friendly, but service was a tad slow. Overall it was a good experience, but the food was overpriced for what it was.