A Unique Journey at The Slaughterhouse

Once a pivotal part of Plymouth’s meat processing history, The Slaughterhouse has been transformed into a cultural hotspot.

Established in the late 19th century, it was originally operated to meet the city's growing demand for meat. Its distinctive Victorian architecture and repurposed space make it a notable landmark. Over time, it morphed into a venue for various events, showcasing local art and hosting community gatherings.

Noteworthy Features

🍽️ Unique Dining Experience: Enjoy meals in a rustic atmosphere surrounded by original features.
🎨 Art Exhibitions: Regular displays of work from local artists, enhancing the cultural value.
🎉 Event Space: Versatile area suitable for concerts, markets, and workshops.

The venue is accessible to all, with events appealing to food lovers, art enthusiasts, and community members alike.