Location: Dewsbury Railway Station, Station Buildings, Wellington Rd, Dewsbury WF13 1HF
Venue Type: Ale House / Station Pub / Beer Specialists
Year of Inscription: 2021
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Description
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EBG Rating:
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7.6/10
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Choice/
Quality of Drinks
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⭐⭐⭐⭐
Various real ales from local and regional breweries. Reasonably well stocked bar. |
Style/
Décor
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⭐⭐⭐
Attracting stone cottage by the railway tracks. Inside, vintage signage evoking the golden age of rail in a surprisingly natural and organic feeling pub layout. Surprisingly homely for a station bar.
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Atmosphere/
Character
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A mixture of stalwarts and the predictable transient trade you will get from a train station pub. |
Amenities/
Events
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Outdoor seating, snacks including amusing crisp butty menu. |
Value For Money
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Standard, perhaps a little higher than average for the area. |
Description
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On the West Yorkshire ‘Real Ale Trail’, this station bar has been in CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide for 25 years solid and acts both as a useful stop off for passengers using the service and as a local’s hangout. With several rooms along a long, attractive stone railway house, you will find a corner to your liking. Sociable and with typical Yorkshire patter flying back and forth, there’s some atmosphere to be found too. Slight marks down for the rather generic signage which the company beerhouses also deploys in some of its other pubs, which makes it lose that slightly quintessentially personalised and distinctive fee
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