Shepherds of Gower

(From Isaac aged 11) It was a lovely place ☺
And all of the waiters were nice as a sausage dog.
Nice and cosy warm. 😄
Everyone was very welcoming to people just arriving.🤗
The food, my Galaxy🌌 it was amazing, overjoyed as if Gordon Ramsey👨‍🍳 made
That is why it's a 5 star✨
Thank you, don't worry, you can save your clapping👏 for when you get there

Great little car park for three cliffs as long as you can get there before they close. Shop is great too got some interesting stacks

Beautiful spot food wonderful and the staff friendly and helpful. Parking is £4 and the walk to 3 Cliffs was a butt soggy but most enjoyable.

Lovely shop and cafe selling a variety of fresh fruit and veg, eco friendly toiletries and more. There were some beautiful gifts and homewards here too. There were really good vegan options in the shop and cafe too! Had a lovely coffee and very friendly staff.

Lovely food, great service and ideal parking.

Great little shop and nice ice cream.

Used it for parking for Three Cliffs Bay and it was £4 for the day so all good. Limited spaces so turn up early.

Lovely little Cafe - great that it's open again.

Thanks for being dog-friendly!

Excellent, friendly service.

The pumpkin soup I had for lunch was utterly delicious, and so was the crusty bread to go with it. When I asked for tap water I was given a whole jug to myself - nice and cold from the fridge. A rare treat!

We were recommended the Shepherds by a nice young man at the heritage centre, so glad he did. Had steak& veg pastie then banana cake & chocolate brownie…….all of which were delicious!! Lovely coffee too, who could ask for more and dog friendly 🐾 We had a lovely chat with the young lady who makes all the pastries & cakes only to find out she was a trained pastry chef and it showed! Thankyou so much we just wish we lived a little nearer 😀

Very nice little café and ship. Had a hot chocolate and an ice cream. Both of which where lovely. Staff were courteous and friendly. Nice and warm with a large window to look at the rain through! Enjoyed.

Best coffee ever. Love this place. They had sold out of sandwiches, but went out of their way to bake fresh baguettes for cheese or ham for 8 of us, we had lots of amazing coffees there and the kids were very happy. They have a lovey shop next door that sold beautiful ice cream and we bought some of the Gower coffee beans which was delicious.

Lovely little store, only went on to pay for parking but still very polite staff

Such a friendly shop. With nice ice cream and very reasonable prices.
The lady there was very keen to help. The shop offers £3 parking too. Which I think is so well priced. I will have to bring more money with me next time as I wanted to buy so much more!

Lovely little Café, that offers really good quality coffee & some baked goods. Very good small store aswell, offering local foods.

Lovely local supermarket and gift shop

Lovely shop stocked with lots of local produce, fresh and long life. Just opposite one of the paths to the beach, perfect for a stop off before heading off for a picnic.

Great little shop. Lots of vegan and sustainable options. Lovely staff. £3 to leave your car in the parking lot whilst walking to Three Cliffs Bay.

Delicious coffee, plant milks available although no vegan cakes in the cafe. Lovely, bright cafe to sit in even on a rainy day.

Amazing ice cream with a adventure feeling of you walk from Pennard to Parkmil, will recommend the salted caramel flavour, it's tasty, salty, good for people who likes salty ice creams.

Management different class, a pleasure to have them in the community. Affordable prices for good quality products. Ice cream is top notch. Grateful for all they do to help the locals! Much love to Luke & Carla.

An absolutely beautiful and gorgeous spot on the well known Gower Peninsula of Wales, We only stopped for a ice cream and short break. But I also checked out the old path which we used to visit years ago when we were growing up.
My Grandmother used to arrange coach trips for the day down there. Which was a real highlight of our younger days, it has not changed in many ways in its appearance.
Its a stunning setting which just sprawls out in front of you, you can access it from a few different sides, the pathway from Parkmill, which is very uneven terrain and the longest way, but you can play in the estuary when tide is out, but only okay for people without any walking disabilities or anyone with prams etc, although years ago, people just seemed to take it in there stride.
My suggestion is to access it from the Golf course side, but you still have to contend with sand dunes, down to the actual beach, But please be aware this is a very dangerous beach when the tide comes in with cross tides and the estuary filling cutting you off on some sides totally. So I personally would not recommend it too strangers or anyone unaware of this tidal problem, I must reiterate that it is A Simply Stunning Setting, great to visit and check it out. But there are other easier and lovely picturesque beaches on the Peninsula which are easier to access.