This three-roomed free house, twice voted local CAMRA Pub of the Year, occupies a popular spectator spot on the famous TT Course. In recent years the pub has opened up a garden area to the rear. This is an ideal venue for summer evenings and a great vantage point for watching the TT races. West Bromwich Albion memorabilia currently adorns the walls of the front room, the landlord being a fan. The pub name reflects the local railway station, closed in 1961 with a temporary re-opening 1967-1968, then the line closed too. Welcoming real fire/stove in the front room during the winter months. Flagged flooring retained in the bar area, rare and unusual now for the Isle of Man.