The Station House, Acton Central, W3

Another nice pub for the millennials.Nice interior and loads of seating outside.Upstairs balcony.Only GK -Yardbird so a pint of Neck Oil was consumed with relish although at £6 a pint i still had to ask for a top up. Busy.

This used to be the station booking hall, and like so many others has been turned into a bar. This one was quite busy on an early weekday evening, with a couple of groups of young people, loads of parents with loads of young children, and I guess some others (like my companions and I) having a swift one before getting their trains. The furnishings amounted to some ordinary tables and chairs crammed into the single, fairly small, room with the arty brick fronted bar counter at the far end of the room. There is a bit of outside seating at the front as well. This one also had Sharp's Atlantic on, as well as something else less interesting that I failed to note. I glanced at the menu and saw that sandwiches were £6.50. This seemed like a characterless station bar, which served its purpose as such being right by the station entrance of course, but I can't think of any reason why this bar would be your pub of choice if you just wanted a few beers of an evening.

Official site of The Station House - www.thestationhousew3.com

Official site of The Station House - www.thestationhousew3.com