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The Station House

Proper Victorian railway pub where the ales are cold and the conversation flows naturally, right by the station.

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You step off the platform and straight into a bar that actually feels like a pub should—all original features and the kind of place where regulars know the staff's names. The Station House sits exactly where its name promises, in that handsome Victorian building on North Road that's been pulling in drinkers since the railway came through. The crowd's mixed: commuters killing time before trains, students from the Palatinate offices just up the road, and locals who've been coming here for years. The ales rotate properly, there's proper food that doesn't try too hard, and you can actually hear yourself think without dance music hammering away.

Known for

  • Rotating real ales from independent breweries
  • Original Victorian railway station interiors
  • Reliable gastropub food that doesn't overcomplicate things
  • Strong local following and genuine neighbourhood pub atmosphere
  • Excellent position right by Durham station
4.7(526 reviews)
Station House, North Rd, Durham DH1 4SE, UK