Station Hotel, Hither Green, SE13

Visited 11/11/25. Visited previously 25/08/21. Cask was two pumps dispensing Original and one pump TT LL. Keg was Fosters, Moretti, Estrella, Neck Oil, Jubel peach, Camden Hells, Asahi, Gamma Ray, Aspall, Guinness. This is a large Youngs establishment by Hither Green station. L shaped with the bar counter following the internal shape, with tall stool seating on a bare boarded flooring. To the left of the entrance were some banquettes in the window serving regular tables and up a step into the left most edge was a room with leather chairs and regular tables hosting a private function on my visit. The leg ahead of the entrance had a few tall tables some leather furniture near a fire grate. The far edge had nice globe lighting and tables laid for diners on a herringbone patterned block wooded flooring. There was a beer garden with some covered seating beyond that part. Venue was busy on my visit, but I guess there is little else within a walk of the station other than the decent but limited seating beer shop almost opposite.

Official site of Station Hotel - www.stationhotelhithergreen.co.uk

Official site of Station Hotel - www.stationhotelhithergreen.co.uk

Imposing corner building, with the upper storeys once used as a hotel, and the ground floor now opened out to form a large 'L'-shaped bar with a pool table in small side room at one end. A John Barras mirror behind the bar acts as a reminder of a previous ownership, but little else in the way of interest remains. Fairly basic furniture, decor and menu. Two of seven handpumps operational, offering Old Speckled Hen and Youngs Ordinary (£3.00, indifferent).

Lovely friendly family pub. Mine hosts Ros and Dave Finch make you feel right at home. First class food served and families made very welcome. Wonderful garden area for outside drinking on those sunny days and evenings.Delightful part of the Peak District accessible to many tourist spots.4 letting rooms available in this hostelry. Function room for that special occasion.Real Ales also sold. A paradise for Walkers, Ramblers and Cyclists. A 18th century coaching inn in a quiet village conveniently placed for exploring the National Park and visiting Buxton, Chatsworth and the historic plague village of Eyam. Quality home-cooked food

A very large pub opposite Hither Green Railway Station. Normally has 3 real ales on tap but unfortunately on my visit it had all run out and a delivery was in progress.