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Small plates. Local flavours. By the sea.

Inspired by the Sea. Made for Sharing.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Rooted on the edge of Saundersfoot Harbour and shaped by the seasons, 

Catch celebrates great ingredients, local producers and creative coastal 

cooking. Our ever-changing menu brings together fresh flavours and thoughtfully crafted small plates, best enjoyed together 

by the sea.

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A Taste of the Pembrokeshire Coast

Fresh ingredients, bold flavours and unrivalled creativity. From seafood and slow-cooked meats to vibrant seasonal vegetables, our menu brings together familiar favourites and unexpected combinations, thoughtfully crafted small plates, made for

sharing and enjoying together.

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SEASONAL SMALL PLATES

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Reservations

Come & Join Us

Good food, great company and a beautiful harbour setting. Whether it's a leisurely lunch, an evening with friends or

simply an excuse to get together, there's always a

place for you at Catch.

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Western Telegraph

"Gloriously imaginative and tasty dishes literally feature the ‘catch of the day’ from local fishermen. Think slow-cooked, char-grilled octopus; a plate of crispy squid, cockles and whitebait; devilled crab or salsa verde braised haddock. Alongside the seafood delicacies are tastebud tempters from the land, including pork belly,

Caesar salad and ratatouille"

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Making Waves

"Its centrepiece is its gorgeous golden Blue Flag beach, but lining that beach is a brilliant host of shops, caffs and pubs

that give Saundersfoot its lively spirit.

On the harbour Catch Beach Club has

a fab cocktail menu and fresh

seafood to graze on"

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in the press

Time Out London

Wales Online

"And you don't get much closer to the sea than Saundersfoot Harbour, where Catch

is located. It's a seaside haven, offering

small plates that include crab, seabags, salmon, squid, cockles, prawns and

much more. If you don't love fish,

there's always the pork belly"

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Life at Catch

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