The iconic blue and orange boat that served fresh crab rolls on a Welsh beach has found a new anchorage. It's moved to an old smugglers inn down a road that occasionally gets cut off by the tide.
Café Môr have relocated their Seaweed Boat, The Josie June, to The Old Point House on the Angle Peninsula in Pembrokeshire. The boat is still going strong - indeed you'd be hard pressed to find a better setting to savour that famous crab with a splodge of Café Môr's signature seaweed kelpchup, sold through the overarching Pembrokeshire Beach Food Company.
But somehow the team behind the distinctive brand have managed to take what they do best - great seafood and hand picked local seaweed - and take it to the next level. Now after several long months of refurbishment works at the old pub, which dates right back to the seventeenth century, the Point House restaurant is finally open for the summer, complete with Café Môr anchored in the garden! You can get more restaurant news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
