Ship Aground

Such a welcoming pub. Called ahead to ask if dogs were allowed and book a table, when we got there they'd been kind enough to out a bowl of water and some dog treats on the table. Sunday roast was delicious, butty bach was well kept and every single member of staff was lovely. Would definitely go back and heartily recommend.

We had a lovely week staying at Cefyn Gwen. The Ship Aground was a 2 mile walk away on the Welsh Coastal Path and became our local. The staff and all the punters were so welcoming. We loved the Nokota beer. Chef Colin makes a wonderful homemade bread. His food is beautifully cooked and well presented. We loved the seafood platter, the calamari and mussels. My grilled salmon was cooked to perfection. On our last day we called in at 10am for a cooked breakfast. Smashing. Hope to see you guys again. You’re doing a grand job.

Looking for somewhere to have a main meal rather than a snack we stopped at the Ship Aground and we're glad we did. Very dog friendly, our 2 dogs got a treat each as well as scratches and a "helo" before we'd even sat down. Although the menu for lunch was limited with choice, the food we ordered was wonderful. The homemade cream of vegetable soup with a large slice of homemade focaccia bread was tasty leaving space for dessert. Mum ordered the garlic breaded chicken breast with wedges and greek salad. The chicken was large, boneless, & moist, the salad came with feta, chopped green olives, cucumber, peppers, red onion, and not a lettuce leaf in sight; heaven for mum. We asked for a sausage to split between the 2 dogs and we got a dishful. Dessert was sticky toffee pudding with ice cream for mum (who loves STP), who said it was the lightest pudding with a not-too-sweet toffee sauce, the best she'd tasted. I had the forest fruit creme brulee which was wonderful. Again, sharp fruit, not too sweet with a bitter, crisp, sugar lid. All homemade by the chef. We will be visiting again as it was great food, friendly staff and reasonably priced.

We found this pub whilst on holiday. Initially it was a stop off for food. The menu looked like traditional pub grub. But we were so wrong. The food was excellent, well cooked with pride and local fresh produce. The service was excellent, warm and friendly and a good array of beers. The atmosphere and welcome of the landlord and locals made us stay all night. We would thoroughly recommend if your in the area to pay this pub a visit.

The landlord is an amazing chef The food here is to die for He makes everything homemade The pub is really nice and traditional, the staff are so friendly Great atmosphere with good music Really happy we came here and highly recommend Outdoor seating in the summer and an amazing fireplace for the winter

The landlord is running a very good cellar.the ales are spot on.the food is always plentiful, fresh and tasty.very reasonable prices as well.the staff and the local customers always make visitors feel welcome.93 covers on a Sunday lunch in three hours says it all.we love calling in for a pint or two when dog walking (dogs most welcome)as well as a Sunday lunch. I recommend that you book your place.there was no food left at 3pm one day,we were too late and had not reserved our lunch. We always book in now .