Plantagenet House Restaurant
1 Quay Hill, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7BX
About
Plantagenet House occupies what its owners describe as the oldest building in Tenby, with parts dating back to the 10th century, on Quay Hill just below the Tudor Merchant's House. Its dining room is built around a genuine medieval Flemish chimney, a rare survival the restaurant itself calls unique in this setting. It has run as a restaurant since 1975 and holds a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, best known locally for traditional Sunday lunches, though its current opening days are limited to Friday evening through Sunday.
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