Seaview Cafe

You'll find Seaview tucked on Crackwell Street, practically at the top of the slipway where the chaos of summer holidaymakers funnels down towards the sand. It's the kind of place where locals actually eat, not just tourists passing through—the menu's honest, the portions don't mess about, and the coffee's reliably decent. The real draw is what you get with your eggs and toast: that strip of sea visible from the window, the sound of gulls, the sense you've properly started your day rather than just grabbed something. Expect to queue in peak season, especially weekends, but it moves. The vibe is unfussy and warm, with worn wooden tables and the feeling that this cafe's been fuelling Tenby's beach-goers for years without needing to reinvent itself.