The Glen

Das Pub und Restaurant können nur aus dem Kreisverkehr auf Merlins Bridge in Haverfordwest gefunden werden. Nicht weit von MacDonalds. Er hat gutes Essen und Bier. Es hat einen neuen Besitzer, der auch der Chef und Sie bekommen einen guten Empfang.

I need coffee and cheese on toast, so I shall be brief:
The «old» Glen was an amazing pub of which I have many memories from my college years, so I had very high expectations of this place.
The pool table area is nice, several tables and fairly spacious. The restaurant area was kinda meh. The food was terrible. Seriously. Me and my partner paid best part of £20 (not including drinks) for a vegetable lasagne and steak and ale pie. The vegetable lasagne was blatently nuked to perfection, and the steak pie was more like minced beef in gravy with a lid on the top. If you want to know what a real vegetarian lasagne or steak and ale pie are like, visit The Friars Vaults and Jolly Boatman respectively. And incidentily, I ordered garlic bread, not garlic bricks. So dry and overdone, I could have chained them together and made myself a lovely yet lethal pair of nunchucks.
The staff in the restaurant at least were efficient, and the girl in particular who served us was very nice, but the others were congregating and gossiping which was a tad off-​putting. Shame about the food, as due to its location, its food is going to naturally be one of its stronger selling points.
However, I’ll give it two stars instead of one for the reason that you employ the wonderfully quirky and friendly Christopher Williams. Hell of a lad, he is.

Situated on Merlins Hill, The Glen has a large car park, and tables outside for you to sit and enjoy the sunshine (what little there is in Haverfordwest!) whilst the kids play in the garden. Given that the garden is situated right next to the road it’s not exactly relaxing though. What’s more impressive about the Glen is the food. The restaurant is situated in a conservatory which has been added as an extension, and feels a lot more upmarket than the rest of the pub. They do an amazing Sunday lunch, and it is always busy so you would definitely be advised to book. The rest of the menu is delicious too, and I have never had a bad meal here. The service can sometime be a bit slow, particularly when they are busy, but the staff always remain pleasant and polite, and are usually apologetic if you have to wait.