The Station Inn in Pembrokeshire

Nice food nice atmosphere went there with my wife in the evening of our friends bday excellent staff very friendly

Great staff friendly locals most Saturday nights they have live music with some brilliant bands check beforehand they also have a famous elf on the shelf!!

The food was good and drinks reasonable, dogs allowed but you have to eat in the bar section. Friendly service, only one thing, there was no heating on and it was freezing in there. Would visit again if it was warmer.

We are a group of people that meet once a month an try differant places. This place has a wonderful list of foods an lovely desserts all reaĺly good price as well only down side is the fish it's not fresh caught

Wonderful Sunday carvery in converted Station waiting room. Ambience, food and staff - excellent. Very busy so need to book.

Not the best place in Pembroke for food but it certainly is great for local music and a drink out. I would recommend this place for a quick bite and a night out but nothing more.

Popped in here on the off chance, food was great and the staff were friendly, hot food and a cold lager...I'd recommend

I would recommend the Station Inn for all food and drinks especially whilst waiting for a Train to and from Pembroke Dock.

My partner and I made use of the £25 for two grill meals with a bottle of wine. The portions were generous. The service was prompt.

As its one of my local pubs im oftain at the bar, the selection of local, welsh and uk brewery draught bittersis great always something different every other day and always good. On every saturday they have live music from local bands and artists which is always varied could be traditional irish folk to 70s rock to accoustic easy listening. The atmosphere in the pub is so much better than it used to be alot of the missrable old crones that clogged up the bar looking down on people who dared enter the pub are GONE... Good riddence!! Much more welcomeing and friendly now plus the food thats coming out always looks top notch (wont lie i prefer the liquid diet when im in a pub) however the wife and i have had a sunday lunch which i reviewed further down this trip advisor. In all if you like real ale and a fun atmosphere join in and have a pint

Old railway station building,good selection of real ales, pleasant staff,Carvery on Sunday, choice of meats, lovely roast dinner,will definately go again,great value for money too.

Been in the hands of a new owner for a while now, some of the old menu and ambience remains, a lot has however been lost.

Im a regular of the bar not so much for sunday lunch and as a rule I don't really like carvery lunches however this is a great exception. 3 meats on offer and at least 5 veg plus 2 types of potatoes, all meat cooked lovely and doesn't go dry on the carvery station, I had turkey and beef and my wife had turkey and pork all 3 were delicious we had all the veg going and we cleared our plates very reasonable prices 8.95 for adult and 4.95 for children or 11.95 for carvery and desert (of which theres a great selection of deserts) Also if food isnt your thing and prefer a liquid lunch theres always a great selection of real ales wines and spirits including a good selection of whiskey and gin

Good meals, good value, good service. The venue does well on the railway station ambiance with signs and memorabilia. The menu list is basic with specials appearing on the board. I like it that way. I don't want to be overwhelmed with descriptions of "escallop of this" and "Torte of that". Two of us had steak and two had mixed grills. They were excellent, presented well, cooked to our requirements and very hearty. Side order of vegetables a bit sad so maybe the salad next time. Selection of a few ales with option to sample. No overwhelming 'background' music - a lovely place for a social evening. Looking forward to doing it again.

We discovered The Station Inn, right beside Pembroke Dock's single-platform terminus, on our numerous trips to Ireland, and now we look forward to a pint of excellent Hooky Gold and a heart-warming meal - it's one of the highlights. The meals are tasty and pretty substantial - I chose the Thai chicken green curry, and I just could not finish it, much to my regret! The Station Inn is one of the disappearing gems in Welsh (and British) cuisine, and richly deserves to be preserved.

Was three of us and a 12 month old alas the food took too long to arrive and was very disappointed with the fish that we all had and the baby’s food was waiting 10 mins after food was served for the gravy won’t be returning there

Attended as a family group of 7 with my husband and son (aged 7) he ate all of his dinner (my son) which is always a plus for us when we go somewhere and shows how nice the food is. We had Sunday carvery Food was hot and plenty of it. Good choice/selection of meats. Got seen to quickly. Staff were helpful and friendly. The guy who did the carvery was really accommodating too. Would definitely recommend to anyone considering a trip. I’ve also had the fish and chips which were delicious and extremely filling. Also good value.

I called at the Station with my Brother early on a Saturday night for food. I hadn't been in since the new owners took over last Autumn, but, I'd heard bery good reports about the food and Real Ale. We were greeted with a friendly...

In reply to Molly S .Eight of us were here today and all 8 plates were 95% empty when the meals were finished. Everyone really enjoyed the meal and thought it was very tasty and excellent value. The puddings ,mince pies and coffees were also...

Very dry meat, pigs in blankets hard, roast potatoes hard, cannon balls (sorry I meant stuffing balls) hard, Yorkshire puddings hard.

A friend and myself stopped here for lunch.It was a run of the mill meal.The food was tasty and a good portion,but place lacks lustre.My dissapointment was the glass which had my drink in was dirty,cutlery needed a buff up,the whole place needed a bit...

Friendly staff but only one other couple eating, I had soup good taste but too thick, then we both had...

Took my daughter here for lunch last month really love choice of meals in a pleasant atmosphere. Very generous portions I had the beef bourguignon with garlic potatoes and my daughter had the steak and ale pie. The staff were very attentive and looked after us well. I will definitely go back and will recommend it.

What a lovely Sunday Carvery, meat was tender and plenty of it, was very busy so glad we booked. Only thing stopping me giving 5 stars is that we were a party of 5 with 2 being of limited mobility and had to go to bar for drinks, weren’t checked on for more drinks or if everything was ok, apart from that good job guys and we will return.

On way to the Pembroke-Rosslare Ferry we stopped at The Station Inn for lunch. It was Sunday lunch time and the place was busy, as we hadn't booked we sat at a table in the bar area and purchased our tickets for the carvery from the bar. Might sound like it's a huge place but that's not the case small quaint bar/restaurant - could do with a little refresh on the interior, but very quaint space. Food was reasonably priced and a choice of pork, beef or turkey with all the usual trimmings. We had the turkey and the beef and the food was very tasty - especially the stuffing balls!

As we were staying in Pembroke for a few days thought we would try out this local pub. We booked a table as we weren't sure how busy it would be. When we arrived there was only one other couple eating, worrying. Half the tables in the main bar had been pushed to the side and looked as if the place was shutting down, more concerns. In reality it turned out to be one of the best nights ever. The menu was quite extensive but cheap. The food was like good home cooking, no fancy pants small portions but good grub. More locals came in to eat and it turned out that the tables were pushed aside because Saturday night is music night. We arrived at 7.00 for a meal and left after 11 as we stayed for the music which was great. We returned on Monday night and had such a welcome because they remembered us from Saturday. If you are in the Pembroke Dock area I would recommend this place. If we lived closer this would be our local.

Just been for lunch. Had the gammon which according to the menu comes with either egg or pineapple, chips peas, onion rings mushrooms and tomatoes When it arrived it was gammon peas and chips. My friend had ordered it so we assumed there were 2 gammons on the menu and she had ordered the cheaper one as the one I had ordered was a 10oz and what I got looked like an 8oz. When I came to pay it turned out that there is only one gammon on the menu which despite what the menu says only comes with egg or pineapple, chips and peas, I was seriously lacking in the trimming which I was expecting as part of my meal (because it was on the menu) I had to pay full price and feel totally ripped off. The food was nice but I wouldn't have ordered the gammon had I known it only came with chips n peas. If it's on the menu they surely they should serve it

Eat here often due to the high standard of food always hot and fresh and homemade Exceptional value for money cheaper than the local 2 for 1 with much better portion size Extensive menu something to suit all

Had a quick visit to the Station Inn last week on a lunch time, staff very friendly, beer good, a quirky place which does live music on occasions. Food looked good but we were too late to try.

I recently visited the Station Inn with 12 friends on a Wednesday evening. The atmosphere was great, the pub/ restaurant is inside the Old Railway station and the decor is great. We enjoyed a few pints before having our food. All the food was freshly prepared and all came out at the same. Couldn't fault the food, fantastic value for money and will definitely call back again soon!

Having read previous review we knew we would be going to a proper station pub. We had a warm welcome and got down to ordering good food and drink.The menu is full of our favourites - so it was a tough choice choosing.We had prawn cocktail and pate for starters - a good size portion with nice fresh salad on side.Mains were braised beef and mash and gammon - all a good size arriving together on hot plates.Good choice of puds also enjoyed by us.Service was great and quick and the food and drink we all very good value.We had the good fortune of front row seats for the evening entertainment as well - a really good band.Definitely a place to visit when in Pembroke.

The only outstanding thing here is the excellent value for money. In an area with too many rough pubs and greasy spoon cafes it is way above the average here! Don't be put off by the uninspiring exterior.

~ Don and his friendly staff run this Pub. There is a great choice of different real Ales every week, all chosen with care, and kept in excellent condition.( Puce Moose from Portmadog, being my favourite ) The choice of food is very varied ~ I am particularly keen on the Mousaka, Liver and Bacon, and Boef Bourgingon all freshly cooked. Very good value for money.....

Excellent food home made very good variety on the menu Excellent prices and great portion size better value than the local 2 for 1 highly recommend this to everyone

Went here for a meal with my friend last summer, nothing special, pretty basic food. Okay but wouldnt rush back, staff all lovely.

Do not think this place could be bettered for value.Real ale and great value food.Wife had a great steak and my pie was good.Place a bit basic but who cares at these prices!

We have eaten here many times my hubby loves the rib eye steak, always cooked perfectly med rare. So many places think med rare is just not burned !Table cloths are a nice touch too.I have tried many things on the extensive menu and never been disappointed. Its not fine dining or pretentious just good honest home cooking with very reasonable prices.

Excellent three course evening meal for just over £10. Good choice, freshly cooked and good portions with friendly service from the barmaid/waitress. Can thoroughly reccomend this restaurant whether travelling to Pembroke Dock by train or not.

Had lots of lovely food here whilst waiting for train home to cardiff...steak, lasagne and fish are definately favourites of ours. Very reasonably priced, hot food and well presented. Freshly cooked . The staff are very friendly and live music many nights..an all round great place to eat and socialise. 5*

Went here for Sunday lunch. Couldn't fault it. Had 3 courses which were all lovely and at a very reasonable price. Very good portions. Will defo visit again

Always excellent food, nothing fancy just good honest food at a great price. The staff are always great and make you feel welcome.

We thought we would give the Station Inn a go, the night we went the fair was in town so the place was very quiet. We had a lovely warm welcome and the cider was very yummy :) I has the pate to start, oh my it was lovely, it came with hot toast and real butter and a small side salad. Hubby had chicken goujons, his plate was full, he said it was real chicken not this (processed rubbish) he even had a warm crusty roll with his so he was a happy bunny. We both had the same mains surf and turf, we wasn't expecting top of the range steak as the meal was not very expensive........ We were so wrong, the steak was to die for very tasty, there was loads of scampi, which was equally delicious, nice and crispy, and it also came with a bowl of chips and salad. There was just so much food, hubby was in 7th heaven. If you’re looking for a tasty meal in relaxing surroundings, then this is the place for you. We did feel as if we should have paid more for the meal as it was far better than meals we have paid double the price for.

Nice fish and chips and a decent pint. Not cosy like it could be, though! A bit higgledy-piggledy. Friendly staff and lots on the menu, especially puddings.

Have been here a number of times, and have never been disappointed. The food is excellent, can't praise it highly enough, and the service is friendly and welcoming. The fact that it is an old railway station just adds to the charm. There is a bar with real ale and on Saturday night 'live music'. Prices are amazing,much better than Marstons or Wetherspoons. A real find!

Stunning food. All home made... Lovely staff and a great atmosphere would highly recommend . have been a lot of time over the years and have never had a bad meal :)

Excellent value for money, wide choice of freshly home cooked food, welcoming staff, quick service, interesting surroundings

We visit regularly with friends and family. The experience is consistently good, we like the atmosphere, food and drink. An all round good place to visit!

Before i start i will say i am a local.The station inn has been established for some years now, the station has a good range of real ales on at any one time if not more. The food is cheap but yet still nice. The bar side is dog friendly however not on the restaurant side which makes sense really, if you are planning to eat you can eat on the bar side. the owner and staff are always friendly. at least once a week generally a Saturday they have live music it is loud so be warned but range from country/jazz/folk/Irish etc i think you get the idea.outside is approximately 12 picnic tables and free parking for about 12 cars also. ideal location for commuting from Pembroke Dock. i'm sure you wont be disappointed. general prices at time of writing are £2.80 a pint and £5-£10 for a bar meal.Try it out if your passing.

We thought we'd try this restaurant for the unusual location of the former waiting room of Pembroke railway station. We arrived at 6.30pm as the restaurant had just opened so got a choice of table. By the time we left the place was half full. It was a bank holiday Monday so not sure if this is typical or not. The menu had a good variety of options all at reasonable prices (including some 2 for £10 deals) plus a specials board. I opted for the gammon - not fish! - in parsley sauce and that came with a choice of potatoes with veg or salad. We had to go to the bar to order drinks but I suspect that was because the waitress forgot to ask then hurried to take our food orders to the kitchen. All in all good food, good location and good prices. I'd certainly return next time in Pembroke.

First I need to say how I got there to be fare... : me and my wife got separated in Ireland ferry port so I ended up missing my coach waiting for her the whole day in town, I was frightened (I'm a foreigner and my wife is my only guide in there) I was very anxious and lost so a couple (Mandy and Ian) offered me a beer while helping me ... (god Bless them both) I ended up in this really clean friendly beautiful place by the train station , even tho I only drinker larger, the smell of the food was amazing and each and every customer was happy, the place was spotless, make sure you look at the antiques on the bar and to notice the sealing, the building in itself seems really old and is a big historic value. The locals are so nice (mostly). The woman in the bar was very helpful, she offered to help with the taxi and asked about the ferry port, same as the couple I was with whom walked me to the ferry port at night and made sure I'm alright, It's a really good place, I will deff be back with my wife and some friends as I use pembroke dock's ferry port to travel between Ireland and the UK, If your a visitor or came on a toot or even waiting for the ferry, make sure to visit this place. It's located near the town, in the bus station (it use to be the old waiting room for the trains years ago as locals said), However I did I won't be able to repay the friendly and the help and the distract I got from them people I met there, it's weird how sitting in a very nice place with friendly locals can calm a lost person down and stop them having an anixiety attack ... Thank You all :)

Great food, great prices, real ales and live music every saturday. This is a place for real people, friendly and rustic. Welcomes kids. No rabble raisers in this place.Eat here about twice a month.Would recommend

Well worth going too. The food is really nice the place clean and the staff good. And for those who drink there is a bar there as well with real bee.

Six of us went for a weekday lunch. I've been here many times before for Sunday lunch which has usually been very good value for the price paid although the service is always very amateurish. This time we chose from the extensive blackboard menu (no table menus) and I went for the ribeye steak. As a chef I know my steaks and this one was cut forward from the ribeye and was fit only for braising. Tough is not the word and most of mine went back. Waitress reaction was 'tut tut, what a shame' and that was it. No offer to replace or even reduce the price. It was a fun day out and I was not going to spoil the atmosphere so didn't make a fuss The price was cheap and now I know why! Very good selection of real ales in the bar but wine choice was red or white. Won't go back.

Food excellent for 10 quid per person often have a curry night and two can eat for a fiver each. Big choice on the menu.Excellent range of guest ales and some quality bands play on a Saturday night for free! Service from the young waitress was also excellent. Gave her a big tip.

Good food and great value we do not get there as often as we should as sometimes outside of their opening times

The Station Inn is the quaint old waiting room of the station and is a lovely building. They have a great, regularly changing selection of real ales and several different ciders too. The food is all homemade, tasty and very reasonable too. Oh and the staff are really friendly plus they have free live music most Saturday's, what's not to like?

Ate here on basis of TA reviews. Pub is in old buildings of railway station. Apparently it has been here for about 15 years.Ambience is homely and was very busy the lunchtime we were there. Don't expect modern bistro style pub food but hearty (quite big portions) of simply and competently cooked food. Extensive menu includes liver and onions, gammon, steaks, pies and home made curries. Puds include spotted dick, crumble etc.The best bit is the cheap prices. Don't expect a culinary experience but highly recommended for wholesome pub grub.

Pembroke Dock is not the prettiest of towns and the availability of proper beer, properly kept is an extreme rarity. It's very easy to eat badly in this town but difficult to eat well. Thank God for the Station. I've been an occasional but regular visitor for a few years and I'm always pleased. My visit on Monday was exceptional. Two courses for two and three and a half pints for less than £28. Wonderful! Not fine dining but exceptionally fine pub food at low cost. Where else can you enjoy pâté, followed by ham, potatoes and parsley sauce and a decent beef bourgignone at these prices. The menu is surprisingly long and varied, something for everyone. If you are passing through (no one stays) it will be the saviour of an otherwise boring, hungry and thirsty night.And! Walking distance from the soulless Travel lodge.

Very friendly welcome, they even advised me which was the free part of the car park (the far end). Comprehensive menu, all homemade and well cooked. The vegetarian choice is limited but the lasagne was very tasty. 2 mains, 1 sweet and 2 pints (excellent real ale) all for about £22! No hesitation awarding a 5.

Though not the smartest pub in the world, the Station Inn is comfortable, and has pleasant, helpful staff. In fact, everywhere we went in Pembroke Dock people were pleasant. The food was good simple fare and amazingly cheap ( especially compared to Southern England!). We had a curry, which could have done with a bit more spice, but was tasty and home made, and there was plenty of it. An excellent tange of beers, many from micro breweries, complements the menu.

Visiting friends in the area, we looked in Tripadviser and, seeing the good reviews, decided to have dinner there. It surpassed our expectations. The menu was quite extensive, food was freshly cooked, generous portions and very reasonably priced. To complete the picture, the service was excellent.

Great food, good portions, nice beer, good prices, amazing staff, lovely building, overall excellent value for money. The live music on weekends and the summer Beer Festival are also worth a try!

Pembroke Dock Station on an early-February day filled us with gloom until we went outside and saw The Station Inn. Still uncertain about finding it open we tried the door and our day immediately changed. We only had time for one of the delicious home made soups (choice of three), but noted the wide range of dishes and desserts on the menu. We were envious of the fifteen other people lunching there; they obviously knew it was a good place to go. Their meals looked good and the prices were exceptionally reasonable.The bar has Purple Moose as well as other ales and beers. Service was quick and friendly. It was with reluctance we boarded the train.

Discovered this place by accident and had a few hours to kill before my train.Had an very enjoyable lunch all freshly cooked to order and sampled a few of the large selection of real ales.The price was very reasonable as well, so I can't complain and I would definitely come back again.

This place is an undiscovered gem. Located in what would once have been the old station waiting room, it has plenty of character, indeed trains still stop at the station for Pembroke Dock and ferries. The food is plentiful, and represents fantastic value for money with most mains around £6, and it all seems to be freshly cooked. There is a comprehensive menu of pub favorites including curries, and they have curry nights and specials on certain nights. The icing on the cake is that there are always 2-3 real ales on, and there is live music on Saturday (ans sometimes Friday) nights. I work in the area twice a year, and always have a few meals at The Station. Its ideal for anyone travelling by ferry if the timing is right, as to be honest Pembroke Dock is not exactly a shopping mecca.