Food with Provenance
The Orangery is the 2 AA Rosette restaurant at Trefloyne Manor in Penally — five minutes from Tenby, a world away from the queue for a table. Open daily for lunch and dinner from 12:30, with the best of Pembrokeshire on the plate and the Ritec Valley through the glass.
This is why they carefully source their ingredients; with locally caught fish and lobster (from our lovely fisherman Richard) landed on the quay at Tenby Harbour, as well as across Pembrokeshire and South Wales, and our Welsh meat is selected by local family run butchers, or direct from the farm. To top it off, the vegetables are freshly picked from over the hedge at Ritec Valley Organics, or delivered daily by Hugh our local greengrocer.
A table with a view
The dining room is glass-fronted and flooded with light, looking across the terraces to the Ritec Valley and the manor's grounds beyond. In fine weather, lunch and dinner move outside onto three terraces — and the west-facing aspect means the sunsets earn their own reservations. If you're after a Tenby-area restaurant with a view, this is the one the glass was built for.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Orangery is the restaurant at Trefloyne Manor in Penally, five minutes' drive (about two miles) from Tenby town centre — Trefloyne Lane, Penally, SA70 7RG — with free parking on site.
Booking is recommended, especially for Sunday lunch and summer evenings. Book online or call 01834 842165 — walk-ins are welcome when tables allow.
Dogs are welcome on our terraces, with water bowls provided [and in designated indoor areas / assistance dogs welcome throughout].
Yes — parking at Trefloyne Manor is free for diners, right by the door.
Open daily: breakfast 8–10am, lunch 12:30–5pm, dinner 5–8:30pm, with Sunday lunch from 12:30 every Sunday and afternoon tea 3–5pm (booked by phone, 48 hours ahead).
Yes — vegetarian dishes run through every menu, and the kitchen adapts for vegan, gluten-free and allergy needs. Just tell us when you book.
