The Station Inn, Hull

Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Station Inn

The Station Inn is situated on the Beverley Road running north out of Hull city centre. It doesn't look particularly remarkable from the outside, but inside it has two traditional rooms with some nice features, friendly staff and customers and some good beers and ciders.

The front room was where all the action was on our Saturday evening visit. It has a tiled floor and a fireplace surrounded by pumpclips which could also be found on the walls. There were a few plants scattered around and there were dried hops behind the bar. A dummy's head behind the bar was a little off-putting. I also spotted a dartboard.

To the rear is a larger lounge but this was empty for our visit. Children are allowed in this room. Dogs appear to be allowed in on a lead in the bar. So, no children accompanied by dogs! There was quite a lively atmosphere with the England womens' team on the TV and music playing. Locals engaged us with conversation and seemed a friendly bunch, albeit with a few characters present.

The pub is listed in the Good Beer Guide and duly had 3 of its 4 handpulls on the bar clipped with Abbeydale Daily Bread & Linden & Milestone Black Pearl. Once again, this was another Hull pub with real cider - Dudda's Tun Disco & Perry, Broadoak Moonshine & Ross-on-Wye Somerset Redstreak Single Varietal. I was suitably impressed.

It's fairly easy to get to, as it's on regular bus routes from the city centre. As Arnie said, I'll be back.

On 8^th July 2025 - rating: 7
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