Visitors are hailing a Tenby coffee stop as a "hidden gem".
Harbwr Caffi sits on Sergeant’s Lane above Tenby Harbour Beach, within the Harbwr Tenby Harbour Brewery site.
Visitors must leave Tenby’s busy streets and follow the historic lane to find coffee, courtyard seating and a glimpse of its brewing scene.
The brewery described the café as "tucked away on the historic Sergeant’s Lane" in a recent social media post.
Visitors have praised its atmosphere, beer and coffee.
One TripAdvisor reviewer called it a "super find", praising the beer, coffee and courtyard, while another described the brewery and taproom as an "absolute delight."
The Harbwr Tap Room has a 4.3 out of 5 rating from 225 Tripadvisor reviews.
Sergeant’s Lane offers more than a quiet drink.
Harbwr Tenby Harbour Brewery began in 2015, when an unassuming Sergeant’s Lane building was converted into a microbrewery.
Its team has more than 25 years’ experience in food, drink and tourism and preserved the building’s rustic character.
Their beers reflect Tenby’s maritime heritage, with names like Caldey Lollipop, North Star, M.V Enterprise, and RFA Sir Galahad, all nodding to vessels linked to the harbour.
Displays in the taproom tell the story of Tenby’s seafaring past.
A mezzanine bar overlooks the brewery’s five-barrel brewing plant.
CAMRA says the brewery also offers tours and tasting sessions.
Around the corner, the Harbwr Tap & Kitchen adds another part of the brewery’s operation.
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Located between Tudor Square and the harbour, it serves pub classics, grills, sandwiches, and rotating fish specials, all complemented by Harbwr’s own ales.
For visitors heading straight to Tenby’s beaches or colourful streets, Sergeant’s Lane offers something different.
The lane combines a hidden café, a working brewery and a taste of Tenby’s maritime past, steps from the harbour.
In a town of well-trodden paths, it proves some of the best finds remain just out of sight.
Sergeant’s Lane was included in The Telegraph’s list of the 20 prettiest streets in the UK.
Harbwr’s taproom was named among The i newspaper’s 20 Best Brewery Taprooms Across Britain during the brewery’s 10th anniversary year.
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