Stage Door Bar

A Star Performance Every Time – The Stage Door Pub Shines!

If you're looking for a warm welcome, hearty food, and a pint poured to perfection, The Stage Door Pub in Tenby delivers all that and more. Tucked just off the main drag, this charming spot feels like a local secret—one you’ll be glad you discovered.

Food : Whilst the bar does not serve food, it complimented by our adjoining café, Puxley’s. The Stage Door is a traditional theme pub, with buckets of atmosphere and is renowned for the ambiance and live music events. Its nestled under the newly refurbished Royal Lion Hotel, in the back street of Tenby, but only a stones throw from the north bay.

Atmosphere: True to its name, The Stage Door has a theatrical flair. The décor is cozy with vintage touches, and there's often live music or events that bring the place to life. Whether you're popping in for a quiet pint or joining the crowd for a lively evening, it always feels inviting.

Service: The staff are friendly, down-to-earth, and genuinely seem to enjoy what they do. Quick with a smile and happy to chat, they make you feel like part of the community—even if you're just passing through.

Local Favourite: It’s easy to see why The Stage Door is a beloved spot among locals and visitors alike. It’s the kind of pub that makes you want to linger a little longer, order another round, and soak in the Tenby charm.

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Stage Door Bar

A Star Performance Every Time – The Stage Door Pub Shines!

If you're looking for a warm welcome, hearty food, and a pint poured to perfection, The Stage Door Pub in Tenby delivers all that and more. Tucked just off the main drag, this charming spot feels like a local secret—one you’ll be glad you discovered.

Food : Whilst the bar does not serve food, it complimented by our adjoining café, Puxley’s. The Stage Door is a traditional theme pub, with buckets of atmosphere and is renowned for the ambiance and live music events. Its nestled under the newly refurbished Royal Lion Hotel, in the back street of Tenby, but only a stones throw from the north bay.

Atmosphere: True to its name, The Stage Door has a theatrical flair. The décor is cozy with vintage touches, and there's often live music or events that bring the place to life. Whether you're popping in for a quiet pint or joining the crowd for a lively evening, it always feels inviting.

Service: The staff are friendly, down-to-earth, and genuinely seem to enjoy what they do. Quick with a smile and happy to chat, they make you feel like part of the community—even if you're just passing through.

Local Favourite: It’s easy to see why The Stage Door is a beloved spot among locals and visitors alike. It’s the kind of pub that makes you want to linger a little longer, order another round, and soak in the Tenby charm.

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Puxley's Cafe

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Tenby – Puxley's Café Delivers Delight!

From the moment you step into Puxley's Café, you're greeted with warmth, charm, and the irresistible aroma of freshly brewed coffee. Nestled on the sea front with views over looking Tenby harbour and the North beach, in the picturesque streets of Tenby, this cozy café is a haven for locals and visitors alike.

Coffee & Treats: The coffee is exceptional—smooth, rich, and clearly crafted with care. Their cakes are simply delicious, especially the classic Victoria sponge and the gooey chocolate fudge cake. Each bite feels like a hug from the kitchen.

Brunch Goals: Whether you're after a hearty breakfast or a light lunch, the menu offers something for everyone. The avocado toast with poached eggs is a personal favourite—fresh, vibrant, and beautifully presented.

Atmosphere: The décor is stylish yet welcoming, with rustic touches and plenty of natural light and original features. It’s the kind of place where you can relax with a book, catch up with friends, or simply watch the world go by.

Service: The staff are genuinely lovely—attentive, friendly, and always happy to chat or recommend their favourites. You can tell they care about the experience as much as the food. They also love dogs and treat them as they should be – spoilt !

Whether you're popping in for a quick coffee, breakfast or settling in for a leisurely lunch, Puxley's Café is the kind of place that makes you want to come back again and again. Arguably one of the best locations, a true Tenby treasure

Opening Times

Monday	9am – 4.00pm
Tuesday	9am – 11am
Thursday	9am – 4.00pm
Friday	9am – 4.00pm
Saturday	9am – 4.00pm
Sunday	9am – 4.00pm

* Breakfast served between 9am and 11am

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Our History

Hotel, formerly two separate buildings. No 1 was the White Lion from c1800, one of the principal Tenby hotels, built partly on the site of the medieval North Gate demolished in 1781. Said to be mentioned circa 1605, certainly recorded in 1801. The Bowers family were landlords from at least 1850. Additions for William Bowers are recorded in 1853-4 to make 13 extra bedrooms and 3 sitting rooms, all with sea-view, which suggest the rebuilding of the front range. There were alterations in 1871, in 1876 a billiard-room was added in Upper Frog Street, built partly into the thickness of the town wall, and alterations proposed in 1912-13 by E G Thomas of Tenby included a billiard-room. By 1923 it was the Royal Lion Hotel.

No 2 was an early C19 private house known as Lavallin House from the mid C19 when owned by John Lavallin Puxley (died 1856) of Dunboy Castle County Cork, who built No 3 High Street in 1851. Puxley was listed in 1844 in the High Street, presumably here. The tall elevation and fine Bath stone cornice suggest that the house was rebuilt c1850, but it may be the remodelling of an earlier building. It was occupied by Alice F Marclun in 1891 and by the Conservative Club in 1966.