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A great concept and great use of the space. Went to see the Torch Voices sing Christmas carols, brilliant place to sing and topped off with a top notch burger and pint.

It looks like local chefs rent kitchen space here, so I'm not sure if the food vendors are always the same. When I visited, there were 4 cafés.

When you arrive, choose a table (note your table number) and walk up to the menu. Place your order with the correct kitchen staff (the large menu board is divided into 3) and have a seat. Dishes range from £6-10.

My wife had food from Paternoster Farm and I ate at Pembrokeshire Larder, which were both excellent. Meat and veggie choices are both available.

Ordered the rhubarb ribs, very tasty! Shame that ours came straight away and our friends waited over 40 minutes for theirs from a different kitchen.

Great venue and food ! Everyone is super friendly! Guest chefs are amazing. Get there early for seating as it gets really busy sometimes. Also if it's cold wear a few layers as there's no heating. If you're visit Pembroke it's a must go!

Cool place. Food was tasty but the portions were small and it was a bit expensive. £6 for an affogato.... It's only one scoop of ice cream with an espresso 😒 . We were all hungry after our main courses. If the portions were bigger and it was better value for money we'd go back.

Very nice place. Delicious food although remember that there seem to be 3 / 4 different kitchens that all operate independently so all have to be paid for separately.
Got a nice play area for both older kids (5+) and a sperate one for younger ones.

This is a fantastic venue with award winning street food. The old Victorian building is stylish, open plan and makes a fantastic space for a food hall with ambient music. Just what Pembrokeshire needed. Great local seasonal ingredients, sea food local suppliers. Delicious food experience.

Chilled out vibe, tasty food. Activities for the small humans in your life. What more do you want?