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The Head of Steam
A short 1 minute walk from Huddersfield Station to King’s Head located at St George’s Square, Huddersfield HD1 1JB – Google Maps
The Head of Steam in Huddersfield is a distinctive pub located within the Grade I-listed Huddersfield railway station, designed by James Pigott Pritchett and completed in 1850. Established in 1996 in the station’s former London and North Western Railway ticket office, the pub retains much of its Victorian charm. Its interior features four unique rooms adorned with vintage railway memorabilia, including enamel advertising signs, locomotive nameplates, and tiled fireplaces. The Lounge hosts live music, while the Family Room displays a mosaic of a railway station. The Buffet room offers snacks and confectionery, and the Bar is known for its selection of real ales and ciders.
Drink Offerings – 13 Real Ales on Handpull plus a range of keg beers and other options.
Opening Times:
Monday – 1100-1100
Tuesday – 1100-1100
Wednesday – 1100-1100
Thursday – 1100-1100
Friday – 1100-2300
Saturday – 1100-2300
Sunday – 1200-2200
Want to find out more – Check my blog post featuring The Head of Steam HERE
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