Live Draw: Memoire Saigon, Myrtle House and 3.4 Million Views a Month
Two winners drawn on camera, a 10% Continue Arcades code for everyone else, and a thank you for twelve incredible months.
Captain Silver's Ship Shack, Saundersfoot: Brisket That Fell Off the Fork
Probably the best jacket potato I have had in a long time, served inside an incredible ship on the harbour.
An Honest Food Experience at the Shipwright Inn, Pembroke Dock
Halloumi fries with a gluten free batter, a golden crust lasagne packed full of mince, and views over the water while you wait.
Caffi Beca: The Bargain That Made Me Come Straight Back
£7 for a cheeseburger, £2.70 to double it and add a fried egg. Quality, tasty and plentiful.
West Wales' Only Indoor Adventure Golf: £6.50 at Captain Silver's
Nine holes, brilliant sound effects, an RNLI hole that caught me out, and it is indoors so the Welsh weather cannot ruin it.
Getting Hangified at Hangar 5, Haverfordwest
Socks on, safety video watched, and then a moment mid air where I asked myself out loud what on earth I was doing.
Clarence House Hotel, Tenby: The Room With That View
Step onto the balcony, look left, and there is St Catherine's Island. South Beach in the distance, Caldey out on the water.
Print House Cafe, Solva: A Breakfast That Was Not Greasy
Dog friendly, gluten free cakes, giant pasties, and sausages worth talking about.
The Kraken, Saundersfoot: The Chippy You All Told Me To Try
Cod bites, battered sausage, curry sauce, and eating it by the sea while keeping an eye out for the seagulls.
Memoire Saigon: My First Ever Vietnamese Meal, in Saundersfoot
West Wales' only Vietnamese restaurant. A sharing platter, a signature baguette packed with meat, and a first for me.
The Mulberry, Saundersfoot: Possibly the Best Curry I Have Ever Had
Three starters, a chicken bhuna after a page vote, a confit duck with the wow factor, and free parking seconds from the door.
Hayle & Hearty, Clunderwen: The Lay-by Stop I Went Back To Twice
I never do this. I spotted it from the road, pulled into the lay-by, and then came straight back a second time for the family.
Rooms With a View: Three More Tenby Hotels Worth the Window Seat
The Imperial, the Royal Lion and a harbour view that looks like a postcard. A short round-up of the rooms I have filmed.
Rib & Oyster, Kilgetty: Probably the Best Steak I Have Ever Had
Brie wedges with strawberries, a rib steak that earned every word of its reputation, and two desserts because I could not choose.
Marina Fish Chips & More, Saundersfoot: Great Food, But I Found It Pricey
There are mixed opinions about this one on my page, so I had to go and find out myself. Here is what I actually thought.
Lollies Chocolate Emporium, Tenby: An Honest Treat Experience
Not a food experience this one, a treat experience. Chocolate strawberries, a milky bar cheesecake and a blueberry crumble, all picked by my followers.
Little Jilly's, Milford Haven: One of the Best Sausage Rolls I Have Ever Eaten
A hot dripping baguette with thick gravy and roasties, a Ploughman's sausage roll, and a custard slice the size of a brick.
The Mill, St Davids: A Large Breakfast Done Properly
Five star food hygiene rating, spotless inside, and a breakfast that tasted exactly how it looked.
Hats & Barrel, Solva: Probably the Best Lamb Burger I Have Ever Tasted
Original walls, a table outside in the sun, and a fish and chips my friend rated as one of the best he has had.
Jaggerz, Narberth: Sweet Potato With Pulled Pork at a Brand New Opening
Recently opened, fresh fillings made in front of you, and a chipotle sauce that pulls it all together.
Old Rectory Cakehouse, Milford Haven: A Steakhouse Club on Sourdough
Caramelised onions, peppercorn mayo and a genuinely generous amount of steak, with views across the waterfront.
I Was Not Blown Away: An Honest Wetherspoons Breakfast
A £6.79 breakfast, a table that needed cleaning, and rubbery eggs. Not every experience is a good one, and I am not going to pretend otherwise.